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This one is a Dream Fight. This one may lure President Barack ***** to ringside. This one matches King Kong, meaning Pretty Boy Floyd Mayweather, against the Godzilla from the Far East, Manny Pacquiao.
It’s a dream fight for all boxing fans and also for the Internal Revenue Service (***** cheers) and for Mayweather’s accounting firm.
It’s so big I can envision the *****s rubbing shoulders with Filipino leader Gloria Macapagal Arroyo in the first row of Golden Ringside. You know GMA will want to be there to support her National Fist from Gensan.
It matters little whether it’s financial pressures, competitive itch or a combination of both which is luring former Pound for Pound king Mayweather Jr. back to his office, meaning the ring.
Maybe Pretty Boy’s gotten a bit jealous of all the glamour that used to surround him but now envelops Manny.
An unnamed source (Leonard Ellerbe, speaking in tongues?) told ESPN.com that Mayweather is angling for a July 11 tuneup bout on HBO. The prime cable network is bowing and scraping, enthusiastically welcoming Mayweather back to the fold.
Sure, Pacquiao has a bit of business to handle May 2 in Las Vegas against Ricky Hatton.
I see this is a small thing for a talented little giant. Pacman can view Hatton as a preliminary procedure now, a warmup for the brutal challenge he will face in dealing with the foot and hand speed of the mercurial Mayweather.
Bet dollars to Dunkin donuts, my fistic friends. Pacquiao-Mayweather or Mayweather-Pacquiao, whichever you prefer to call it. It really doesn’t matter.
It will be a reality before 2009 is over. I can easily see it as a huge November extravaganza.
(For round the clock coverage of the entire boxing world, check out www.******************.com.)
Another Fight Of The Century is looming large.
Now Pacman must leave Hatton dancing with the scars. He must shine brightly against the mundane style of Hatton and he will.
What Pacman can’t do and what I’m sure Coach Freddie Roach will guard against is making Hatton a complete afterthought.
It’s coming, King Kong battles Godzilla. The clash of the monsters.
It's the welterweight answer to the Ali-Frazier series.
This fight alone may stem the recession at least in Las Vegas
This one is a Dream Fight. This one may lure President Barack ***** to ringside. This one matches King Kong, meaning Pretty Boy Floyd Mayweather, against the Godzilla from the Far East, Manny Pacquiao.
It’s a dream fight for all boxing fans and also for the Internal Revenue Service (***** cheers) and for Mayweather’s accounting firm.
It’s so big I can envision the *****s rubbing shoulders with Filipino leader Gloria Macapagal Arroyo in the first row of Golden Ringside. You know GMA will want to be there to support her National Fist from Gensan.
It matters little whether it’s financial pressures, competitive itch or a combination of both which is luring former Pound for Pound king Mayweather Jr. back to his office, meaning the ring.
Maybe Pretty Boy’s gotten a bit jealous of all the glamour that used to surround him but now envelops Manny.
An unnamed source (Leonard Ellerbe, speaking in tongues?) told ESPN.com that Mayweather is angling for a July 11 tuneup bout on HBO. The prime cable network is bowing and scraping, enthusiastically welcoming Mayweather back to the fold.
Sure, Pacquiao has a bit of business to handle May 2 in Las Vegas against Ricky Hatton.
I see this is a small thing for a talented little giant. Pacman can view Hatton as a preliminary procedure now, a warmup for the brutal challenge he will face in dealing with the foot and hand speed of the mercurial Mayweather.
Bet dollars to Dunkin donuts, my fistic friends. Pacquiao-Mayweather or Mayweather-Pacquiao, whichever you prefer to call it. It really doesn’t matter.
It will be a reality before 2009 is over. I can easily see it as a huge November extravaganza.
(For round the clock coverage of the entire boxing world, check out www.******************.com.)
Another Fight Of The Century is looming large.
Now Pacman must leave Hatton dancing with the scars. He must shine brightly against the mundane style of Hatton and he will.
What Pacman can’t do and what I’m sure Coach Freddie Roach will guard against is making Hatton a complete afterthought.
It’s coming, King Kong battles Godzilla. The clash of the monsters.
It's the welterweight answer to the Ali-Frazier series.
This fight alone may stem the recession at least in Las Vegas
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