PacMan's Corner

[bret_hart]

mga parekoy. to settle the score eto ang totoong nangyari. after the fight nun ay nagpakain sa amin si pacman together with gov singson and vp de castro. sa dinner na yun inamin ni pacman sa amin na akala niya panalo si marquez kaya nilapitan sana niya ito para i-congrats pero tinawag name niya bilang nanalo. biniro nga ni boboy fernandez si pcman na buti na lang d agad siya lumapit kay marquez. OO nga no? sabi ni pacman. Akala ko talaga talo na ako. sinuwerte talaga. O AYAN ! TAMA NA ANG DISCUSSION AT MISMONG SI PACMAN NA ANG UMAMIN.

 

kung sa yo lang din manggagaling yan, malamang na walang maniwala sa yo... :thumbsdownsmiley:

[kenshinn]

kung sa yo lang din manggagaling yan, malamang na walang maniwala sa yo... :thumbsdownsmiley:

 

Paano mo nasabi? :goatee:

[bret_hart]

Paano mo nasabi? :goatee:

 

you probably don't know jopit yet, if you'll track down all of his post malalaman mo kung bakit ko nasabi yun...

[kenshinn]

you probably don't know jopit yet, if you'll track down all of his post malalaman mo kung bakit ko nasabi yun...

 

Ok :mtc:

[redax]

Jopit, longtimer ka na ba kasama sa kampo ni Manny, bago pa unang laban kay Barrera? Kasakasama ka na ba dati sa L & M? Baka lang kilala kita?

[pussyeater69ph]

Biggest first-day sales of Pacquiao fight set

 

Top Rank promoter Bob Arum said that over 7,000 tickets at the Mandalay Bay Resort Hotel & Casino were sold last Saturday for Manny Pacquiao’s WBC lightweight title fight against defending champion David Diaz in June.

 

"The box office people report the tremendous demand for tickets was the biggest first-day sale for a Manny Pacquiao fight ever, and they had to limit sales to eight tickets per customer," Arum was quoted as saying by Philboxing.com.

 

Arum said they will hold a formal press conference announcing the fight on May 3 in Los Angeles.

 

"I didn’t want to hold it earlier because I didn’t want Manny to go through the inconvenience of coming to the United States for the press conference, flying back to the Philippines and then coming back for training." He said.

 

Pacquiao will go straight to training at the Wild Card Gym of Freddie Roach shortly after the press conference.

 

Diaz an ‘unusual fighter’

 

Even as he described Pacquiao as "faster than Diaz and has a lot more skills", Arum said that Diaz is "a very unusual fighter."

 

"He is very rugged, he is very, very determined," Arum said, "Diaz has a chin like iron, and it’s impossible to win over him by knockout."

 

Arum predicted that Diaz would not hesitate to go toe-to-toe with the Filipino.

 

"Unless Manny is in unbelievably great shape, he won't be able to go twelve rounds," he said.

 

Arum described Diaz as "one of those over-achieving fighters who will stay to the bitter end", and more often than not, pull off a victory.

[uaeboy25]

may ads din si pacman sa yahoo messenger. nike training ang title

[greenarrow]

Pacquiao disappoints top handlers

Delayed departure for US alarms Arum, Roach

 

Nick Giongco

 

http://www.mb.com.ph/SPRT20080425122786.html

[criscross]

Paano mo nasabi? :goatee:

 

 

if you're also ang member of pacland. makikita mo dun na every information na i share mo specially kapag medyo complicated. you must give the link of the info that you have.. other wise consider that hoax

[kenshinn]

kung sa yo lang din manggagaling yan, malamang na walang maniwala sa yo... :thumbsdownsmiley:

 

Kilala ko na ngayon, wala daw ibubuga si Danny Seigle :goatee:

[bret_hart]

Kilala ko na ngayon, wala daw ibubuga si Danny Seigle :goatee:

 

sabi sa yo eh...

[Palakol]

who's next?

[pussyeater69ph]

Pacquiao immortalized with postage stamp

 

 

Manny Pacquiao can now really say that he is an icon -- on and off the boxing ring.

 

Late last week, the Philippine Postal Service (Philpost) came up with a special issue stamp bearing depicting Pacquiao, the first athlete to be honored as such by the agency.

 

Philboxing.com reported that the Pacquiao stamp is the first in a series of special stamps of Filipino sports heroes. The series is under Philpost's "Kaya ng Pinoy" project.

 

It was learned that Pacquiao agreed to the Philpost proposal to help continue restoring "international respect for the Philippines through his amazing exploits in the ring."

 

According to Philpost chief and postmaster general Hector Villanueva, Pacquiao deserves the honor.

 

"[He] really deserves this because no other Filipino boxer has achieved what he accomplished. He's been a world champion for more than four years now and his feats are still growing," the official said.

 

Pacquiao, meanwhile, said that it is an honor for him to be featured in a stamp along with other great heroes in Philippine history.

 

Pacquiao's last fight was on March 15 when he grabbed the WBC super featherweight crown from Mexican Juan Manuel Marquez. The "Pacman" is next scheduled to clash with Mexican-American fighter David Diaz on June 28 for the WBC lightweight belt.

 

Meanwhile, aside from Pacquiao, other boxing heroes slated to be showcased in Philpost's "Kaya ng Pinoy" project are Hall-of-Famer Gabriel "Flash Elorde" and the Philippines' first world champion, Pancho Villa.

 

Philpost previously released a special issue stamp honoring the 25th anniversary of the Philippine Basketball Association, Asia's first professional league.

[pussyeater69ph]

Roach takes Ortiz as Pacquiao sparmate

 

 

Coach Freddie Roach is taking no chances as he sets a heavier sparring mate against Manny Pacquiao for the June 28 challenge against WBC lightweight champ David Diaz in Las Vegas, Nevada, an online news report said Tuesday.

 

FightFan.com said that Roach has enlisted the services of 140-lb Victor Ortiz as one of Pacquiao's sparmates.

 

Roach said that he believes Ortiz, touted as bigger and stronger than Diaz, will fit the bill in preparation for the WBC super featherweight king's ascent to the 135-lb division.

 

In addition to Ortiz, Roach said that former world champ Freddie Norwood may also be enlisted to do practice sessions with Pacquiao.

 

According to Roach, Pacquiao is set to arrive at the Wild Card gym in Hollywood, California for training on May 10.

 

At present, the "Pacman" is continuing training sessions in his native General Santos City in the Philippines.

 

Pacquiao's last fight on March 15 this year earned him the WBC super featherweight crown held by Juan Manuel Marquez of Mexico.

[pussyeater69ph]

Pacquiao set to face Diaz in June showdown of champions

 

 

LAS VEGAS, Nevada - World Boxing Council super featherweight champion Manny Pacquiao expects the toughest fight of his career June 28 when he moves up in weight to face WBC lightweight champion David Diaz.

 

The 29-year-old Philippine legend could complete a quest to capture five world titles in as many weight classes when he fights the 31-year-old American for the lightweight crown in a showdown of southpaws.

 

"This will be my hardest-fought battle," Pacquiao said. "It has been over three years since I have changed weight divisions and I will be doing it against the lightweight division's world champion.

 

"But this is my drive for five world titles in five different weight classes and I will not be denied. I am fighting for history, for destiny and for the people of the Philippines."

 

Diaz, 34-1-1 with 17 knockouts, makes the second defense of his title after taking a unanimous decision over Mexican star Erik Morales last August.

 

"I will shock the world and beat Pacquiao at his own game, power for power. He's a great champion but he's fighting in my division. I have worked too hard for this world title and I will not give it up to him."

 

Pacquiao, 46-3 with two drawn and 34 knockouts, plans on taking it anyway.

 

"I saw how he took the fight to Erik Morales in his last title defense and I am expecting to see the same fire power out of him when we meet," Pacquiao said.

 

Pacquiao won titles at flyweight, super bantamweight, featherweight and added super featherweight to that list in March with a split-decision victory over Mexico's Juan Manuel Marquez.

 

Pacquiao avenged an earlier controversial draw against Marquez and added him to the list of vanquished top Mexican fighters, a group including Morales, Marco Antonio Barrera, Oscar Larios and Jorge Solis.

 

"Manny Pacquiao has beaten many great fighters, especially Mexicans. That's why they call him 'The Mexicutioner,'" Diaz said.