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Pacquiao dropped by unannounced at the Nazario-owned Wild Card Gym in Parañaque City Thursday evening. He only stayed there for a while before heading home which was just a few blocks away from the gym. 


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Muhammad told The Star the other day he has not forgiven Roach for calling him a thief.  Besides, Roach hasn’t apologized, said Muhammad.


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Pacquiao and business manager Rod Nazario were accompanied by US promoter Murad Muhammad and M&M Sports executive vice president Ronald Salahuddin in cranking out a multi-fight package deal with HBO president for sports Ross Greenburg, vice president for sports Kery Davis and vice president for programming Xavier James. 


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Pacquiao and Nazario took a Philippine Airlines flight that flew directly from Manila to San Francisco. They arrived in San Francisco last Friday night and left Sunday morning to rendezvous with US promoter Murad Muhammad before their Monday meeting with Home Box Office (HBO) vice president for sports Gary Davisin New York. 


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Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) commissioner Jun Bernardino, reigning International Boxing Federation (IBF) super bantamweight champion Manny Pacquiao and manager Rod Nazario as well as former Karter of the Year Jaypee Tuason make up the list of guests appearing in the public service program sponsored by Red Bull, Agfa and McDonald’s.


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PACQUIAO AND NAZARIO

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