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                    [Title] => Smugglers urged to be charitable
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Smugglers, particularly those in the used clothing business more popularly known as ukay-ukay, should do their share by giving away damaged branded clothes to victims of storms “Ondoy” and “Pepeng,” an opposition lawmaker said.
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                    [Title] => Pacman weighs 138.75 but Roach not worried
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Manny Pacquiao weighed in at 138.75 lbs yesterday in Los Angeles but his camp seemed the very least worried about the 130 lbs limit for the Nov. 18 battle with Erik Morales in Las Vegas.


The 27-year-old Filipino weighed in at the Wild Card Gym in Hollywood. According to his chief trainer and gym owner Freddie Roach, Pacquiao tipped the scales wearing shorts and fighting shoes.


"His real weight is about 136," said Roach who, like Pacquiao, is not at all worried about the situation.  


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                    [Title] => Morales still overweight for duel with Pacman
                    [Summary] => 

Can he really make the weight?


While he felt "unbelievably strong" after weighing in at 142 lbs in Mexico City yesterday, Erik Morales’ chances of making the 130 lb limit for his Nov. 18 battle with Manny Pacquiao has remained in question.


As mandated by the World Boxing Council, the three-time world champion from Mexico was weighed a month before the fight, and was allowed to weigh no more than 143 lbs.


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                    [Title] => Erik seen in tactical fight vs Pacman
                    [Summary] => Erik Morales will likely employ a tactical fight against Manny Pacquiao to avoid a toe-to-toe confrontation in the climax of their trilogy at the Thomas and Mack Center in Las Vegas on Nov. 18.


Tony Aldeguer, owner of the Cebu-based ALA stable, said yesterday he expects Morales to fight Pacquiao like Marco Antonio Barrera fought Rocky Juarez recently in retaining the World Boxing Council superfeatherweight title.  


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                    [Title] => Roach insists: No fight if Morales is overweight
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Celebrated American trainer Freddie Roach made it clear and simple. He won't let his prized ward Manny Pacquiao fight Erik Morales if the Mexican can't comply with the contracted 130-pound weight limit.


In a lengthy and wide-ranging interview with fightfan.com, Roach said they will consider walking away from the fight if Morales will be too heavy and could not trim down to 132 pounds or below.


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                    [Title] => Morales vows to regain lost pride
                    [Summary] => 



Mexican ring legend Erik Morales humbly admitted life had been tough for him in his recent fights, but pleaded everyone to believe in him for one last time as he will do everything to turn things around and regain lost pride.


"As everyone knows, that the last few times that I've been in the ring, it hasn't been that good for me," Morales said in a report by fightnews.com during yesterday's press conference promoting his November 18 rubbermatch with Manny Pacquiao.


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                    [Title] => Morales to recall prodigal father?
                    [Summary] => After losing to Manny Pacquiao on a knockout last month, Erik Morales will probably sack trainer Jose Luis Lopez and recall his father Jose who was in El Terrible’s corner for 48 wins until the setback to Zahir Raheem last September.


Morales’ father, known as Olivaritos for his resemblance to Mexican ring legend Ruben Olivares, was blamed for the defeat to Raheem and replaced by Lopez for the Pacquiao rematch last month. The termination ended a long partnership that reaped three world titles in three weight divisions for Morales.


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                    [Title] => Why Manny will beat Morales
                    [Summary] => Don’t believe the odds that are being quoted for the Manny Pacquiao-Erik Morales rematch in Las Vegas tonight (this morning in Manila). The numbers are determined by how much money bettors are placing on either fighter, meaning the odds aren’t a reflection of expert analysis.


Pacquiao was initially installed as a 7-5 favorite and now, he’s a 10-8 underdog. 


Neither Pacquiao nor Morales could care less what the odds are. They know what they’re capable of doing in the ring and they’d rather let their fists do the talking instead of the bookmakers.

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                    [Title] => Erik to invade heavier class
                    [Summary] => LAS VEGAS–Unless he loses to Manny Pacquiao on Saturday, Erik Morales said Wednesday he might push through with his plans to go a division higher by the end of the year.


"I’m just going to follow the road and see what’s available out there," said the former three-time champion on the prospects that he would go heavier as a lightweight at 135 lbs.


Morales is now having difficulty making weight as a super featherweight (130 lbs), a division which he once ruled until he lost to Marco Antonio Barrera in 2004.


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                    [Title] => Nazario says if Manny lands, Morales will fall
                    [Summary] => Manny Pacquiao’s former business manager Rod Nazario said yesterday he doubts if the three-time world boxing champion can beat Erik Morales on points in a close fight but he’s sure if the General Santos City slugger connects, the Mexican will go down.


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                    [Title] => Pacman weighs 138.75 but Roach not worried
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Manny Pacquiao weighed in at 138.75 lbs yesterday in Los Angeles but his camp seemed the very least worried about the 130 lbs limit for the Nov. 18 battle with Erik Morales in Las Vegas.


The 27-year-old Filipino weighed in at the Wild Card Gym in Hollywood. According to his chief trainer and gym owner Freddie Roach, Pacquiao tipped the scales wearing shorts and fighting shoes.


"His real weight is about 136," said Roach who, like Pacquiao, is not at all worried about the situation.  


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                    [Title] => Morales still overweight for duel with Pacman
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Can he really make the weight?


While he felt "unbelievably strong" after weighing in at 142 lbs in Mexico City yesterday, Erik Morales’ chances of making the 130 lb limit for his Nov. 18 battle with Manny Pacquiao has remained in question.


As mandated by the World Boxing Council, the three-time world champion from Mexico was weighed a month before the fight, and was allowed to weigh no more than 143 lbs.


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                    [Title] => Erik seen in tactical fight vs Pacman
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Tony Aldeguer, owner of the Cebu-based ALA stable, said yesterday he expects Morales to fight Pacquiao like Marco Antonio Barrera fought Rocky Juarez recently in retaining the World Boxing Council superfeatherweight title.  


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                    [Title] => Roach insists: No fight if Morales is overweight
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Celebrated American trainer Freddie Roach made it clear and simple. He won't let his prized ward Manny Pacquiao fight Erik Morales if the Mexican can't comply with the contracted 130-pound weight limit.


In a lengthy and wide-ranging interview with fightfan.com, Roach said they will consider walking away from the fight if Morales will be too heavy and could not trim down to 132 pounds or below.


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                    [Title] => Morales vows to regain lost pride
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Mexican ring legend Erik Morales humbly admitted life had been tough for him in his recent fights, but pleaded everyone to believe in him for one last time as he will do everything to turn things around and regain lost pride.


"As everyone knows, that the last few times that I've been in the ring, it hasn't been that good for me," Morales said in a report by fightnews.com during yesterday's press conference promoting his November 18 rubbermatch with Manny Pacquiao.


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                    [Summary] => After losing to Manny Pacquiao on a knockout last month, Erik Morales will probably sack trainer Jose Luis Lopez and recall his father Jose who was in El Terrible’s corner for 48 wins until the setback to Zahir Raheem last September.


Morales’ father, known as Olivaritos for his resemblance to Mexican ring legend Ruben Olivares, was blamed for the defeat to Raheem and replaced by Lopez for the Pacquiao rematch last month. The termination ended a long partnership that reaped three world titles in three weight divisions for Morales.


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                    [Title] => Why Manny will beat Morales
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Pacquiao was initially installed as a 7-5 favorite and now, he’s a 10-8 underdog. 


Neither Pacquiao nor Morales could care less what the odds are. They know what they’re capable of doing in the ring and they’d rather let their fists do the talking instead of the bookmakers.

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"I’m just going to follow the road and see what’s available out there," said the former three-time champion on the prospects that he would go heavier as a lightweight at 135 lbs.


Morales is now having difficulty making weight as a super featherweight (130 lbs), a division which he once ruled until he lost to Marco Antonio Barrera in 2004.


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