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[Title] => Other Pacquiao decisions ‘Famoso’
[Summary] => Filipino Bobby Pacquiao, a southpaw like his elder world champion Manny Pacquiao, dropped former world champion Carlos "Famoso" Hernandez in round two and used a late surge to take a close 10-round split decision in their non-title bout at the Thomas & Mack Arena in las Vegas Saturday (Sunday in Manila).
Judge Robert Hoyle saw it 97-92 for Hernandez, while two other judges —Chuck Giampa and Duan Ford — had it 95-94 ad 95-93, respectively, for Pacquiao.
The decision was Hernandez’s second consecutive split decision loss.
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[Title] => Pacquiao-Morales rematch in jeopardy
[Summary] => Legal wranglings in his camp could stymie Manny Pacquiao’s bid for a possible September rematch with Mexican champ Erik Morales, who beat him in their recent super featherweight fight at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.
According to the LA Daily News, the litigation between Pacquiao, his new manager Shelly Finkel, and promoter Murad Muhammad, has threatened the Filipino ring idol’s short-term ring involvement.
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JOSE LUIS CASTILLO AND DIEGO CORRALES
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Judge Robert Hoyle saw it 97-92 for Hernandez, while two other judges —Chuck Giampa and Duan Ford — had it 95-94 ad 95-93, respectively, for Pacquiao.
The decision was Hernandez’s second consecutive split decision loss.
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[Summary] => Legal wranglings in his camp could stymie Manny Pacquiao’s bid for a possible September rematch with Mexican champ Erik Morales, who beat him in their recent super featherweight fight at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.
According to the LA Daily News, the litigation between Pacquiao, his new manager Shelly Finkel, and promoter Murad Muhammad, has threatened the Filipino ring idol’s short-term ring involvement.
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October 10, 2005 - 12:00am
