Kenny Bayless, who handled seven bouts of Filipino ring icon Manny Pacquiao, has been picked as third man on the ring for much-awaited fight between Pacquiao and undefeated Floyd Mayweather Jr. on May 2 (May 3 in Manila).
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Pacman: 2 fights more before full-time service
This has been written over and over again. Told many times before. Manny Pacquiao is too good to be true. He’s more of a pastor than a boxer. Did one ever saw a fighter like him? Even Jack Dempsey boasted a little, Joe Louis, too.
Read More »PHL targets 5th place finish in SEA Games
After a dismal seventh overall finish in the Myanmar Southeast Asian Games two years ago, the Philippines is determined to bounce back with at least a fifth place target in the 28th SEAGames slated on June 5-15 in Singapore.
Read More »Mayweather, Pacquiao okay anti-doping tests
Colorado Springs, Colorado—Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao have agreed to follow World Anti-Doping Agency rules for their fight in May.
Read More »Dwight heading back to Rockets soon
Houston—Houston Rockets center Dwight Howard said Wednesday that his injured right knee is feeling better and he’s close to returning to the court after a nearly two-month layoff.
Read More »Mercedes team to beat in F1 ’15
Two of Formula One’s top drivers have made lucrative moves to new teams in 2015, so fans might think there will be a shake-up to last season’s established order. They would be wrong.
Read More »Decision on new sports for Tokyo Games set 2016
Tokyo —The final decision on which new sports will be added to the program for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics won’t be made until August 2016—a year later than originally planned.
Read More »Holmes opens 4-shot lead at Blue Monster
Doral, Florida— J.B. Holmes never liked the old Blue Monster at Doral because he thought it was too easy for a World Golf Championship.
Read More »Roach: ‘No way we can’t win this fight
Tim Dalhberg Las Vegas —Armed guards patrolling the gym where Manny Pacquiao trains. Stealthy attempts to disrupt Pacquiao’s sparring. And a bit of trash talking just to spice things up two months before the big fight.
Read More »Bowlers need Paeng’s touch
Clyde Mariano In an effort to give bowling a shot in the arm, the Philippine Bowling Association is planning to get the services of four-time World Cup champion Rafael “Paeng” Nepomuceno to train the bowlers and bring back the respect and adulation of Filipinos in the world stage.
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