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CEBU, Philippines - Why did Filipino world champion Donnie Nietes go into the hometown of his opponent in Mexico to defend his World Boxing Organization (WBO) minimumweight championship of the world? To some, it wouldn’t make sense.
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The Pacquiao-Morales clash was originally set Sept. 16 after the former three-time world champion chose to use his option for a third bout with the Filipino ring icon following his devastating loss in their second match last January.


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                    [Title] => Pacquiao ready to take all comers
                    [Summary] => LAS VEGAS – He was still up at 5 a.m. Monday, inside his luxurious bedroom at Wynn Las Vegas, watching a replay of his classic fight against Erik Morales.


When he was through, and before he tucked himself in, Manny Pacquiao declared his readiness to fight anyone who would dare challenge him as a 130-pounder.


"Line them up," said Pacquiao.


The slugger from Gen. Santos City said he’s ready for a rematch with any of the three great Mexican fighters he has faced in the last two years.


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                    [Title] => Pacquiao to fight another  Mexican?
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The 26-year-old Pacquiao, who lost to Mexico’s Erik Morales at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas last March 19, said his backers are planning a comeback fight for him sometime in July against another Mexican 


"Malamang Mexicano ulit ang maging sunod na kalaban ko," said Pacquiao who defeated Marco Antonio Barrera in 2003 and drew with Juan Manuel Marquez in 2004 before facing Morales recently. 


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When he was through, and before he tucked himself in, Manny Pacquiao declared his readiness to fight anyone who would dare challenge him as a 130-pounder.


"Line them up," said Pacquiao.


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The 26-year-old Pacquiao, who lost to Mexico’s Erik Morales at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas last March 19, said his backers are planning a comeback fight for him sometime in July against another Mexican 


"Malamang Mexicano ulit ang maging sunod na kalaban ko," said Pacquiao who defeated Marco Antonio Barrera in 2003 and drew with Juan Manuel Marquez in 2004 before facing Morales recently. 


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