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LAS VEGAS – A trip to Rome and a visit to the Vatican City.


Win or lose, Manny Pacquiao said he’s looking forward to this type of  vacation after his scheduled fight against Mexico’s Erik Morales on Saturday.


"I’ve never been to that place. I want to see Rome and visit the Vatican," said the 27-year-old Filipino inside his spacious, expensive room at the Tower Suites section of Wynn Hotel.


Pacquiao  said he’s planning to fly back to Manila  Nov. 22.


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The exact location is Shenzen, home of Mission Hills, Shanghai Country Club and other world class, state of the art golf courses.


Rotarian golfers and guests will compete in the standard RGFFP conditions of play, using club handicaps and "PAL points system."


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MANILA NOV

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Home, then Rome for Pacman

November 18, 2006 - 12:00am

LAS VEGAS – A trip to Rome and a visit to the Vatican City. Win or lose, Manny Pacquiao said he’s looking forward to this type of vacation after his scheduled fight against Mexico’s Erik Morales...

Sports

Rotary golf bound for China

October 5, 2006 - 12:00am

The Rotary Golfing Fellowship Foundation of the Philippines (RGFFP) will hold its Asian leg again in China. The exact location is Shenzen, home of Mission Hills, Shanghai Country Club and other world class, state...

Sports