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[Title] => Ladeeez ’n gentlemen! In this corner ... Michael Buffer!
[Summary] => Admittedly, Michael Buffer is a Manny Pacquiao fan.
And so when he was asked to do the fight between Pacquiao and Mexico’s Oscar Larios, the extraordinary ring announcer known for his baritone voice, salt and pepper hair, and tuxedo image just couldn’t say no.
"It was a no-brainer. I had to come," said Buffer, who flew in Friday morning for today’s fight, considered the biggest to be held in the Philippines since the Ali-Frazier Thrilla in Manila in October of 1975.
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"It was a no-brainer. I had to come," said Buffer, who flew in Friday morning for today’s fight, considered the biggest to be held in the Philippines since the Ali-Frazier Thrilla in Manila in October of 1975.
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