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wtf! im going to be hosted na! waaaah! many, many, many thanks to _ralp_ shet! ibang level na 'toh! hahahahaha. as of now, im still on the process of exploring wordpress. waaaaaaaaaah! hehehehe. hoooray! cge, aaucn ko pa un. wipeee! thanks ralp for the theme rin pala. cge.
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before about manny pacquiao, i will just give a quick recap about what happened to me these past few days.
so yeah, we had a lot of tests. luckily, got high scores that really made me happy these days. however, another thing that pressures me is for our 'sabayang pagbigkas' presentation which will be tomorrow. darn! i deem that our presentation would entirely sucked! i mean, really. hell yeah. as what normally happens, im again the leader for our group. we have been practicing for such a very long already yet we have not finished mastering it until now. i guess my group mates love cramming too. fcuk! now im so nervous to the point that i don't want to go to school tomorrow. im afraid that the audience might not like our performance, for which it would be absolutely embarassing and i don't want that to happen. oh yeah, i though this one's a recap. hahaha. okay. so just wish me luck then...
by the way, my multiply site which contains my pictures is now open for public access. however, i haven't posted all the pictures yet. it would take time to upload it since im effing busy these days. CLICK THIS!
now...
KUDOS to MANNY PACQUIAO! we filipinos are all very very proud of you! rakk on!
In a battle of super featherweight superstars, Manny Pacquiao (41-3-1, 32 KOs) knocked out Erik Morales (48-4, 34 KOs) in round ten Saturday night at the Thomas & Mack Arena in Las Vegas. After falling behind early, Pacquiao turned up the heat in round six and started a brutal beatdown of Morales, who went down twice in the tenth.
Good two-way action in round one from both fighters. Round two was even better. Pacquiao nearly dropped Morales but Morales fought back bravely. Morales got the best of round three with some good flurries. Morales' jab started to become more of a factor in round four as he was able to move Pacquiao backwards. Morales had the edge again in round five. The turning point was in round six when Pacquiao launched a furious attack leaving Morales staggering back to his corner. Morales tried to take the initiative in round seven, but Pacquiao was now outmuscling Morales. Erik's nose appeared to be badly broken. The Pacquiao onslaught continued in the eighth although Morales had an effective spurt toward the end of the round. Pacquiao continued stalking Morales in the ninth and Morales was looking like a beaten fighter. Pacquiao floored Morales twice with a barrage of punches in the tenth. After the second knockdown, the fight was stopped by referee Kenny Bayless at 2:33. The win avenges Pacman's loss to Morales last March. At the time of the stoppage, Pacquiao was ahead by scores of 87-84, 87-84 and 86-85.
The fight contract includes a rematch clause and after the fight Pacquiao said he's willing to give Morales a third fight, however Morales (who has now lost three of his last four) stated he wants to take a long rest before coming back. Meanwhile there is an offer from Golden Boy Promotions for Pacquiao to face WBC super featherweight champion Marco Antonio Barrera on March 25, although that's likely too soon after a tough fight. Pacquiao also commented that the Cleto Reyes gloves he wore in this fight made a difference.
Morales went to Valley Medical Hospital after the fight and therefore did not attend the post-fight press conference. Morales suffered a possible broken nose. Morales is expected to be discharged from the hospital overnight.
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