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                    [Title] => Not $2 million for Pacquiao — only $313,446
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But where did the rest of the purse go?


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"I don’t know if it will go the distance but I am confident Manny will win," said Finkel in an e-mail to The STAR.


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                    [Title] => Pacquiao in crucial fight against Hernandez today
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The fight serves as one of the undercards of the keenly-awaited  WBO/IBF lightweight unification bout between Diego Corrales and Jose Luis Castillo, which was reduced into a non-title match due to Castillo's failure to make the required weight of 130 lbs.


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                    [Title] => Pacquiao: I'll beat Morales
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"Tan-aw ko pildihon nako siya. Di ko kasulti kon ako ba siyang ma-knockout, basta pildihon nako siya," said Pacquiao in a sumptuous dinner tendered for him by Cebuano topnotch promoter Rex "Wakee" Salud the other night at the posh East Ocean restaurant in Banilad.


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DIEGO CORRALES AND JOSE LUIS CASTILLO

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According to SecondsOut.com, one piece of the pie went to Pacquiao’s management team made up of Shelly Finkel, Nick Khan and Keith Davidson. The co-managers helped Pacquiao free himself from his promotional contract with Murad Muhammad, Pacquiao’s former promoter. 


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"Tan-aw ko pildihon nako siya. Di ko kasulti kon ako ba siyang ma-knockout, basta pildihon nako siya," said Pacquiao in a sumptuous dinner tendered for him by Cebuano topnotch promoter Rex "Wakee" Salud the other night at the posh East Ocean restaurant in Banilad.


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