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                    [Summary] => LAS VEGAS – Tinawag nilang quitter si Manny Pacquiao pagkatapos ay hinamon ang kampo ng Pinoy sa $100,000 (P5.5 million) wager.


Sa isang pagpapalitan ng maanghang na salita bago ang laban, nagsalita ang manager ni Erik Morales ng lahat ng masasakit na salita kay Pacquiao at sa  kampo nito sa official press conference sa MGM Grand dito. 


Matapos makinig sa 15-minute liturgy ng promoter ni Pacquiao na si Murad Muhammad, tumayo si Beltran para kay Morales. At dito ipinaalala kay Pacquiao ang dalawang masasakit na karanasan na nagpuwersa sa kanyang  bumigay sa laban. 

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Jorda, 30, hasn’t earned more than P10,000 in a fight on local shores. Last May, he pocketed his biggest purse–$1,200–but lost to Rattanachai Sor Vorapin on a fourth round knockout in a bid for the World Boxing Organization Asia-Pacific bantamweight title in Samut Sakorn, Thailand. 


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Tunacao's acid test

In 1992, Cebu prospect Noel Tunacao lost a unanimous 12-round decision to
Hiroki Ioka in a bid for the World Boxing Association (WBA) junior flyweight
title in Kitakyushi, Japan.

Since the defeat to Ioka, Tunacao dreamed that someday, his younger brother
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Pacquiao's Handicap

Now it can be told.

World Boxing Council (WBC) International superbantamweight champion Manny
Pacquiao hardly used his left hand when he fought Sydney-based Arnel Barotillo
at the Ninoy Aquino Stadium last Saturday because it was swollen.

According to Pacquiao's trainer Emil Romano, the General Santos City brawler
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Sa isang pagpapalitan ng maanghang na salita bago ang laban, nagsalita ang manager ni Erik Morales ng lahat ng masasakit na salita kay Pacquiao at sa  kampo nito sa official press conference sa MGM Grand dito. 


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Pacquiao hardly used his left hand when he fought Sydney-based Arnel Barotillo
at the Ninoy Aquino Stadium last Saturday because it was swollen.

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New hope for RP pug

By Joaquin M. Henson | January 11, 2004 - 12:00am

Iloilo southpaw Joven Jorda was one or two losses away from ending his professional boxing career. He turned pro in 1994 and it didn’t look like his dream of becoming a champion would ever come true. Jorda,...

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Not over for Tunacao - SPORTING CHANCE by Joaquin M. Henson

March 6, 2001 - 12:00am

It was a humiliating loss. And Malcolm Tuñacao only has himself to blame for the lack of discipline in regulating his food intake. Luckily, he wasn’t seriously hurt in losing his World Boxing Council...

Sports

Sporting Chance

By Joaquin M. Henson | May 11, 2000 - 12:00am

Tunacao's acid test In 1992, Cebu prospect Noel Tunacao lost a unanimous 12-round decision to Hiroki Ioka in a bid for the World Boxing Association (WBA) junior flyweight title in Kitakyushi, Japan. Since the...

Sports

Sporting Chance

By Joaquin M. Henson | March 9, 2000 - 12:00am

Pacquiao's Handicap Now it can be told. World Boxing Council (WBC) International superbantamweight champion Manny Pacquiao hardly used his left hand when he fought Sydney-based Arnel Barotillo at the Ninoy...

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