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Unless Erik Morales shows up in his best fighting form, the 30-year-old Mexican will surely be in for serious trouble against Manny Pacquiao on Nov. 18 in Las Vegas.


In a recent chat with boxingtalk.com, Pacquiao trainer Freddie Roach warned that Morales, who’d been to so many wars, might just suffer the same fate he had against Pacquiao the last time out.


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                    [Title] => Pacquiao-Morales III now official
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Filipino boxing superstar Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao and his Mexican nemesis Erik "El Terible" Morales hope to put a definitive closure to their epic trilogy as they slug it out for the third time on November 18 at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas, Nevada.


Promoted by Top Rank, the bout is scheduled for 12 rounds under the super featherweight (130 lbs.) division and will be televised live on HBO Pay-Per-View.


This was jointly announced yesterday by Top Rank chairman Bob Arum and Shelly Finkel, Pacquiao's American manager.


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But for Christ's sake, did President Arroyo really have to bestow the Order of Lakandula on Pacquiao as Champion for Life? I do not think so. I believe the president went overboard with her emotions on that one.


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The streets were quiet yesterday as Filipinos cheered Manny Pacquiao in his $1-million match with Mexican Oscar Larios. And for the second time this year, the boxer from General Santos City did not disappoint his compatriots. A nation bereft of good news erupted in cheers as Pacquiao’s victory was declared by unanimous decision. He will need to defeat Mexico’s Erik Morales in a deciding match later this year before he can challenge another Mexican, Marco Antonio Barrera, for the world super-featherweight crown.
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Promoted by Top Rank, the bout is scheduled for 12 rounds under the super featherweight (130 lbs.) division and will be televised live on HBO Pay-Per-View.


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