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— Nonito "The Filipino Flash" Donaire Jr.
~ IBF flyweight Champion ~
~ IBO flyweight Champion~

“ filipino boxers are great YOU KNOW, because they drink Vitwater you know!!! ”

— Graydirt

“ You could be the number 1 and Greatest of all Time! from 112 upto 147! you can do it! ”

— Jomarson Topacio - Bulacan Philippines

“ i can't wait to see u destroy juanma lopez! ”

— Gino

 

“ Go idol make us all proud!!! We believe in you!!! Mabuhay ang Pilipinas!!! ”

— Edmund Jose - Sampaloc, Manila

“ Is there is a chance for jun-jun to fight right away for a world super flyweight title? and just leave rafael concepcion for our very own drian "gintong kamao" francisco, anyway i think donaire is way too much for concepcion and i want drian to avenge the lone loss of bazooka banal right in front of our adoring & galant countrymen.

Thanks 4 this opportunity! ”

— Jeffrey of AB, Canada

“ Go and move to 115 division and then dont stay long in that weight.After you capture world title in 115 go 118 then 122 so that you can have a rematch with darchinyan.junjun please beat darchinyan because i feel he is an arrogant bully in that weight classes. ”

— Gino

“ can't wait for your fight in higher weight, flash! ”

— Ric Avelino

 

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What Pacquiao-Hatton means for Shane Mosley

By Bill Dwyre www.latimes.comMay 1, 2009

From Las Vegas — At the moment, boxer Shane Mosley is the odd man out. He has much to offer, but he is like a screenwriter, shopping the studios. “I don’t hear my named being called,” Mosley says.He is in Las Vegas, as is mostread whole article

Hatton camp clash, overeager Pacquiao top trainer woes

By Jim Slateryahoo.comMay 1, 2009

LAS VEGAS, Nevada (AFP) – When it comes to training camp headaches, Britain’s Ricky Hatton has had to endure bigger woes than Filipino star Manny Pacquiao going into their boxing showdown on Saturday. Floyd Mayweather Snr, Hatton’s trainer, admitted on Thursday there was a personalityread whole article

Ex-Hatton prey sees a triumph for Pacquiao

gmanews.tvApril 30, 2009

MANILA, Philippines – Former world champion Paulie Malignaggi, one of the 45 victims of junior welterweight king Ricky Hatton, expressed belief his tormentor will no longer be the boss at 140-lbs after his showdown with pound for pound superstar Manny Pacquiao. Malignaggi, who lost toread whole article

Verbal fireworks heat up Pacquiao-Hatton final presser

abs-cbnNEWS.comApril 30, 2009

Boxing champs Manny Pacquiao and Ricky Hatton may have been the picture of perfect gents before their historic bout in Las Vegas, Nevada on Saturday (Sunday in Manila) but their coaches had no problems dishing the dirt on each other during the final press conferenceread whole article

Hatton’s key fights

By Don SteinbergESPN.comApril 30, 2009

A look at several pivotal fights in Ricky Hatton’s career: Pro Fight No. 22 Opponent: Jonathan Thaxton (19-5) Date: Oct. 21, 2000, London Result: Hatton by decision in 12 Why it matters: Hatton had barely been tested in 21 previous bouts, winning all but fourread whole article

Pacquiao a Filipino uniter

By Martin RogersYahoo! SportsApril 30, 2009

They took away the death penalty, then brought it back, before three years ago abolishing it once and for all. But still, two decades removed from the autocratic and brutal regime of Ferdinand Marcos, the Filipino authorities face a serious crime epidemic.Drugs, gangs, murders, vigilanteread whole article

THE HITMAN AND THE PACMAN FACE OFF

By Joseph PimentelAJPress Los AngelesApril 29, 2009

LAS VEGAS – If you ask Ricky Hatton what his ultimate dream is in boxing, he’ll tell you candidly. He wants to be considered the best pound-forpound boxer in the world, a mythicalread whole article

Top-5 Pound-for-pound boxers of all time

By Michael WoodsESPN.comApril 29, 2009

The term “pound-for-pound” was first coined by Ring magazine editor Nat Fleischer in the early 1950s as a way of comparing and contrasting fighters in different weight divisions. These days, with the plethora of weight classesread whole article

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