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kirbin, its not nike park rob place, there is a new manny pacquiao store near the supermarket under one of the escalators. look for vondutch and at its frontis the store.
ALL MANNY EVERYTHING
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move over proline.....,.PACQUIAO STORE KNOWS! heheheeh
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Great news bro
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Bad news guy, I asked a staff there if they would be releasing the 1st and 3rd colorway, ubos na daw. Lights Out nalang daw natitira sa kanila.
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The feb 2010 issue of Slam magazine (which is out btw) has a great feature about Manny.
He does play ball from time to time.
When asked who he thinks can box in the NBA
He answered: ARTEST
No doubt.
He does play ball from time to time.
When asked who he thinks can box in the NBA
He answered: ARTEST
No doubt.
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Originally Posted by jason16
When asked who he thinks can box in the NBA
He answered: ARTEST
No doubt.
PBA: Arboleda
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Why not a Arboleda-Pacquaio for 2010?
Arboleda will give him a good fight
DO IT BOB!
Arboleda will give him a good fight
DO IT BOB!
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Can someone tell me where i can get a pair of Pacqious? Im looking for the red/blue colorway, or the Lights outs....Im willing to pay and paypal! Let me know!Any suggestions?
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try going back to the 39th of this thread.
the info about the new pacquiao store and their contact number was posted already.
the info about the new pacquiao store and their contact number was posted already.
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Last monday, my brother in-law went to the pacquiao store in ermita Robinson and they only had size 9 and 11. He bought the Size 9 for me so the 11 is left.
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Originally Posted by jason16
The feb 2010 issue of Slam magazine (which is out btw) has a great feature about Manny.
He does play ball from time to time.
When asked who he thinks can box in the NBA
He answered: ARTEST
No doubt.
thanks for the info bro.. is it available in major magazine stores?
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What size you looking for dude? PM me.
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Originally Posted by wytboy55
Originally Posted by jason16
The feb 2010 issue of Slam magazine (which is out btw) has a great feature about Manny.
He does play ball from time to time.
When asked who he thinks can box in the NBA
He answered: ARTEST
No doubt.
thanks for the info bro.. is it available in major magazine stores?
Yes sir. Feb 2010 issue Garnett is the cover.
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thanks...
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Gayweather.
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pacman rockin AF1 Phil CW same as the late Great the Godfather of pinoy Hiphop Francis M...
I Still miss the King!!!!
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^ Nice! Wish I had a pair...
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[h2]Arum: 'The fight's off'[/h2]By Dan Rafael
ESPN.com
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The much-anticipated showdown between Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather, tentatively scheduled for March 13 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, has collapsed,Top Rank promoter Bob Arum told ESPN.com on Wednesday night.
"The fight's off," Arum, who promotes Pacquiao, said from Las Vegas.
The fight died after a last-ditch attempt at mediation failed in an effort to determine the drug testing protocol.
Pacquiao had agreed to move off his hard-line stance of refusing a blood test inside 30 days before the fight, but Mayweather wouldn't budge off hisdesire for random testing all the way until the fight, Arum said. Nor would Mayweather agree to a public apology for remarks he made accusing Pacquiao of usingperformance-enhancing drugs, Arum said.
Arum said Pacquiao would move on and likely fight junior middleweight titlist Yuri Foreman on March 13 or March 20.
The fight was to have been on HBO PPV, a sure blockbuster many believed would break the all-time pay-per-view record of 2.44 million buys set byMayweather's 2007 fight with Oscar De La Hoya, who owns Golden Boy Promotions. But Arum said he had informed HBO PPV boss Mark Taffet that the fight wasoff.
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The much-anticipated showdown between Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather, tentatively scheduled for March 13 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, has collapsed,Top Rank promoter Bob Arum told ESPN.com on Wednesday night.
"The fight's off," Arum, who promotes Pacquiao, said from Las Vegas.
The fight died after a last-ditch attempt at mediation failed in an effort to determine the drug testing protocol.
Pacquiao had agreed to move off his hard-line stance of refusing a blood test inside 30 days before the fight, but Mayweather wouldn't budge off hisdesire for random testing all the way until the fight, Arum said. Nor would Mayweather agree to a public apology for remarks he made accusing Pacquiao of usingperformance-enhancing drugs, Arum said.
Arum said Pacquiao would move on and likely fight junior middleweight titlist Yuri Foreman on March 13 or March 20.
The fight was to have been on HBO PPV, a sure blockbuster many believed would break the all-time pay-per-view record of 2.44 million buys set byMayweather's 2007 fight with Oscar De La Hoya, who owns Golden Boy Promotions. But Arum said he had informed HBO PPV boss Mark Taffet that the fight wasoff.
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Manny accepted what was on the table and Mayweather rejected it. Haymon and Schaefer tired to convince Floyd all [Tuesday night] and [Wednesday] and he wouldn't agree to it. He didn't want the fight. He never wanted the fight. I always knew the fight wouldn't happen.
" -- Top Rank chief and
Manny Pacquiao promotor Bob Arum
Had the fight done the monster numbers organizers expected, it would have likely generated in the neighborhood of $200 million with the fighters receivingin roughly $40 million apiece.
Richard Schaefer, the CEO of Golden Boy and the point person for the company on the negotiations, did not return multiple messages.
The sides had negotiated every point of the deal except for the drug testing procedures. The fighters agreed to unlimited random urine testing, butMayweather insisted on random blood testing as well, even though the Nevada State Athletic Commission, which would regulate the fight, requires only urinetesting.
Pacquiao (50-3-2, 38 KOs) didn't want any blood testing but had agreed to take three blood tests: one during the week of the kickoff news conference,which would have taken place next week, one random test to be conducted no later than 30 days before the fight and a final test in his dressing room after thefight. Mayweather (40-0, 25 KOs) would have been subject to the same testing procedures.
When they could not come to an agreement on the drug testing, they enlisted the aid of a mediator, retired judge Daniel Weinstein, who successfully mediateda series of disputes between Top Rank and Golden Boy, which represents Mayweather, in June of 2007. At the center of the problem was ownership of thepromotional rights to Pacquiao, who had signed contracts with both companies before eventually pledging his loyalty to Top Rank. Under the settlement, Top Rankgot Pacquiao's contract with Golden Boy retaining a small percentage.
With lawyers at their side, Top Rank's Arum, company president Todd duBoef, Golden Boy's Schaefer and De La Hoya, along with Mayweather adviser AlHaymon, spent nine hours in mediation on Tuesday in Santa Monica, Calif.
The sides struck a deal during the marathon session Tuesday, but it was contingent on getting the fighters to sign off, Arum said.
On Wednesday, they were back in their offices -- Golden Boy in Los Angeles and Top Rank in Las Vegas -- and worked the phones with their clients while stillunder Weinstein's gag order not to talk to the media.
Arum said Pacquiao agreed to ease his demands on the drug testing window but Mayweather wouldn't.
Arum said Pacquiao agreed to shorten the window for a blood test to 24 days before the fight. In order to receive a Nevada boxing license, Pacquiao took thestandard annual blood test 24 days before his May 2009 fight with Ricky Hatton.
"Manny accepted what was on the table and Mayweather rejected it," Arum said. "Haymon and Schaefer tired to convince Floyd all [Tuesdaynight] and [Wednesday] and he wouldn't agree to it. He didn't want the fight. He never wanted the fight. I always knew the fight wouldn'thappen."
The drug testing became a major issue when Floyd Mayweather Sr., the father of the fighter, made several public remarks accusing Pacquiao of usingperformance-enhancing drugs without a shred of proof. Mayweather Jr. later made similar remarks about him using PEDs, even though Pacquiao denies it and hasnever failed a drug test.
The accusations led Pacquiao to file a defamation lawsuit last week in Nevada U.S. District Court against Mayweather Jr., Schaefer, Golden Boy president DeLa Hoya, Floyd Mayweather Sr., Roger Mayweather and Mayweather Promotions.
"The guys who should be most disappointed in the fight being off are Schaefer and De La Hoya because they went along with this guy [Mayweather] andended up with gatz and a big lawsuit," Arum said.
They also risk losing their share in Pacquiao's contract, Arum said.
"There's an arbitration which calls for them to lose any percentage of Manny's promotional contract, something we asked for and had postponed,but now it will go forward," Arum said. "We did that two weeks ago before Manny filed his lawsuit. It's binding arbitration. Our request was forGolden Boy to forfeit its interest in Pacquiao's contract based on the fact that they had demeaned Pacquiao with their remarks [alleging he used PEDs] andthat it violated the [2007] agreement between Pacquiao, Top Rank and Golden Boy."
Arum now plans on moving forward with Pacquiao facing Foreman, who won his 154-pound title on the Nov. 14 undercard of Pacquiao's 12th-round knockout ofMiguel Cotto to win a welterweight belt. Pacquiao would move up in weight to try to win a title in his eighth division. Pacquiao already holds the record,having won titles in seven divisions.
Mayweather could also still fight on another date in March, potentially against former junior welterweight titlist Paulie Malignaggi.
"We're going to talk to the MGM because they're out of a fight," Arum said.
Arum added that the fight could also wind up at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas or perhaps in Dallas, where Cowboys owner Jerry Jones made astrong pitch to bring Pacquiao-Mayweather to his new stadium.
Dan Rafael covers boxing for ESPN.com.
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mayweather is just too scared to jeopardize his undefeated record!! what a shame
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booo mayweather....
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Watch out Foreman!! Manny's going for 8th!!
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lol @ malignaggi blaming everything on pacquiao
saying pacquiao's walking out on $40 million
mayweather needs the money more than pacquiao
even if wapakman was a bust
it was mayweather who wanted something out of the ordinary
and when you're a 7-time champ you just dont give in to unreasonable demands
besides, pacquiao will make the $40 million in court without even getting hit by a single punch.
just my 2 cents
saying pacquiao's walking out on $40 million
mayweather needs the money more than pacquiao
even if wapakman was a bust
it was mayweather who wanted something out of the ordinary
and when you're a 7-time champ you just dont give in to unreasonable demands
besides, pacquiao will make the $40 million in court without even getting hit by a single punch.
just my 2 cents
