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The Unfinished Business: Pacman Vs. Marquez on March 16

World Boxing Council (WBC) superfeatherweight champion Juan Manuel Marquez sounds every bit ready to go, and expects a war when he trades leathers with superstar Manny Pacquiao on March 15 at the Mandalay Bay.In an interview with James Blears of Boxingscene, Marquez revealed for the first time that during his 2004 encounter with Pacquiao, he did not get any southpaw sparring, but this time, his team has employed no less than three of them at his Romanza Gym.

While Marquez is drolling to beat Pacman enters in his crucial stage of training in preparation for his March 15 showdown with WBC superfeatherweight champ Juan Manuel Marquez at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas. In his column posted at Philboxing.com, Pacquiao stated that he has already entered the hardest phase of his training, and a little more work and he will be in the best form of his life.

"Umabot na po ako sa pinakamahirap na yugto ng aking training at gusto ko lang na ipaalam sa lahat na nalampasan ko na ang mga matitinding pagsubok na nasa harapan ko," said Pacquiao.
"Masaya po ang aking coaching staff na binubuo ni Freddie Roach, Buboy Fernandez at Nonoy Neri at ang conditioning coach ko na si Eric Brown sa ipinakita kong lakas, bilis at stamina. Konti pa, matatamo ko na ang isang perfect condition," the boxing icon added.

"Para sa laban na ito, ang paghahanda ko ay masasabi kong isa sa pinakamatindi sa lahat, kung hindi ito na ang pinakamatindi sa loob ng 13 taon ko na sa sport. Sa pagmamatyag ng aking team, binabantayan namin ang aking timbang at kundisyon para matiyak na nasa 100 percent ako sa araw ng laban," he explained.

"Plano kong tapusin ang 130 hanggang 140 rounds ng sparring hanggang sa pababa na ako ng rounds ng sparring sa huling linggo ng training sa Las Vegas, gaya ng nakaugalian na namin. Mahirap para sa isang boxer ang ma-over train kaya tinatantiya ko ang sarili kong kakayahan at lakas para hindi ako mag-peak na maaga," he said.

"Excited na po ako kahit na mahirap pa rin ang aking tatahaking landas sa susunod na dalawang linggo ng training. Kayo pong lahat ang dahilan kung bakit halos pinapatay ko ang sarili ko sa insayo. Ito po ang palagi kong sinasabi sa lahat ng mga boksingero na gustong sumunod sa aking mga yapak: Na kapag handa ka sa laban, wala kang kinakatakutan. Kapag matibay ang iyong katawan at pag-iisip at may pananalig ka sa Diyos, mas madali ang pagtamo ng tagumpay."

"Minsan ko na naman pong hihingin ang inyong panalangin para sa ikatatagumpay nating lahat. Konting tiis na lang, konting sakripisyo pa. Sana po, mapanood ninyo ang aking laban dahil ibibigay ko po ang lahat ng aking makakaya, ibubuhos ko ang lahat ng aking lakas para lamang pag-isahin kahit na sa isang sandali ang ating bayan na unti-unti na namang nagkakawatak-watak. Sana po, magkaisa tayong lahat sa pagsulong, hindi sa pagsira ng ating ekonomiya."

Chuck Liddel vs Wanderlei Silva!

FORGET STRATEGY. Forget speed and agility. Nothing grabs the attention of fight fans like a good old-fashioned slugfest--especially when it’s brought to us by two great punchers who are each at the top of their profession and about to bang the living hell out of each other.

During UFC 61, UFC President Dana White called current PRIDE Middleweight Champion Wanderlei Silva (2001-present) to the octagon. The purpose? To officially announce that Silva will challenge current UFC Light Heavyweight Champion Chuck Liddell in a November 2006 title match, pending a successful title defense by Liddell at UFC 62 against Renato "Babalu" Sobral.

As far as I know, there’s no word from Sobral regarding the insinuation that the UFC big boys fully expect Liddell to still be the light heavyweight champion in November...

But the pending Liddell-Silva match is an unusual statement to say the least. For those of you new to the Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) game, the UFC and PRIDE are two separate MMA leagues--the UFC is based primarily in the Americas; PRIDE is the Asia-based Mixed Martial Arts championship. For various reasons, the two usually don’t mix fighters.

By Cliff Montgomery, ExtremeProSports.com

accdg to Dirty: Ahhhh this fight…. was entertaining, the commentating was extremely biased. A fight that was six years in the making only had 3 rounds to be settled… hardly enough time. What stopped this fight from being a classic is the 3 round limit. I remember when Sakuraba got to fight Royce Gracie… it was unlimited time… the fight went on for OVER 1 HOUR!!! finally when the ref realized that Gracie wasn’t fighting to win but to survive it was stopped. If the fight had be stopped in 3 rounds it would have settled noting…. kind of like this fight, it really didn’t settle anything, just a win for Liddell which is what the UFC wanted. Too bad… specially seeing Liddell run away for the last half of the last round… too bad he was too chicken to try to finish it…. Rematch any one?

Jake O’Brien Won’t Back Down

The timing couldn’t have been worse for Jake O’Brien. Fresh off the biggest win of his young mixed martial arts career over Heath Herring in January of 2007, the Indiana
native had an unbeaten record, a victory over a perennial heavyweight contender, and was a couple of wins away from being in contention for the title.

He was also dealing with ‘stingers’, a nerve injury usually seen on the weekly injury reports in the NFL, and something he had been experiencing since his days wrestling for Purdue. But while he would usually work through the pain, which was then followed by numbness in his arms, eventually it got to be too much.

“The injury was something I always had, it just kept getting progressively worse to the point where every time I’d shoot in for a takedown I’d lose feeling down my right side and my right arm was completely useless,” said O’Brien. “Being stupid I would try to keep going on it – I’d just rest, let the feeling come back, and go again. That’s why it got as severe as it was. I just kept trying to push through it instead of taking time off. Finally it got too bad and I had to have the surgery.”

O’Brien was forced to withdraw from a UFC 72 bout in Ireland against Tom Murphy, and he then went in for a surgery which doctors told him would only improve his injury, not make it worse, but as with any medical procedure, the risk was there that he could possibly never fight again. Needless to say, he didn’t want to hear about that possibility, not at 22, and not with the world at his doorstep.

“In my mind I was gonna fight either way,” he said, but he went through the surgery, which was successful. He still had to wear a neck brace for a month and then rehab the injury though, and it wasn’t easy for him to sit on the sidelines while the UFC heavyweight division moved on without him. By Thomas Gerbasi

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candice michelle

IT ALL BEGAN IN MILWAUKEE,WI! A GIRL WITH A DREAM OF BECOMING A STAR! AT 19 I PACKED MY CAR AND DROVE ACROSS COUNTRY IN A JOURNEY THAT EVERYONE WILL BE ABLE TO SEE! THROUGH THE TRIALS AND TRIBULATIONS OF ADJUSTING TO LA, I PERSERVERED AND WITH GOD LEADING ME TO WHERE I AM TODAY! I CURRENTLY RESIDE IN CALIFORNA WHERE THE DREAM CONTINUES! I INVITE EVERYONE TO FOLLOW ME ON THIS JOURNEY AND ENJOY THE LAUGHTER AND THE TEARS THAT COME ALONG! THIS WILL BE AN INTENSE EXPERIENCE OF LIFE AND BELIEVING IN WHO YOU ARE! "IF YOU DONT GO FOR YOUR DREAMS, SOMEONE ELSE WILL!"

CANDICE MICHELLE Stars on RAW, the USA NETWORK’s popular wrestling phenomenon. After appearing in the WWE’s Diva Search in 2004, Candice was quickly brought into the WWE fold as a regular performer on RAW. She was traded to WWE SmackDown! after the 2005 Draft Lottery, but was quickly traded back to RAW after Candice claimed that SmackDown! General Manager Theodore Long thought she was too hot for network TV. Fans were able to judge for themselves when Candice graced the cover of the April 2006 PLAYBOY.
Candice is also known as the “GoDaddy Girl” from the popular GoDaddy.com commercials that parodied the Janet Jackson wardrobe malfunction that aired during the 2005 Super Bowl. Candice played "Nikki Cappelli," capturing America with her swiveling dance and "wardrobe malfunction." Look for Candice to do it again in Super Bowl XLI, where she will be spoofing Sharon Stone’s classic leg-opening scene from BASIC INSTINCT.
Candice is not only recognizable for her beauty and physical strength, but also for her acting ability, having appeared in feature films such as DODGEBALL, CONFESSIONS OF A DANGEROUS MIND, HIGH CRIME, and TOMCATS. Her TV appearances include MONK, SEVENTH HEAVEN, and PARTY OF FIVE.
But this bombshell is not just all about looks. She’s already put in two years of college towards her Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration, and prides herself on her business savvy. Although she’s from the Midwest, the Wisconsin native is an exotic blend of German and Costa Rican. Candice describes herself as a diehard “cheese head” – And a Green Bay Packers fan.

In her free time, Candice enjoys skating down the Venice Beach Boardwalk, as well as playing volleyball and softball, and is always willing to challenge anyone to a pick-up game of basketball.

Smackdown, WWE, Raw: Are they for real?

Wrestling is the act of physical engagement between two unarmed persons, in which each wrestler strives to get an advantage over or control of their opponent. Physical techniques which embody the style of wrestling are clinching, holding, locking, and leverage. Avoiding techniques likely to lead to serious injury, wrestling has aspects of ritual fighting, but its basic principles are closely related to those of military hand-to-hand combat or self-defence systems. (wiki keyword: wrestling)

Wrestlings popularity has invaded our TV nowadays from WWE, Raw and smackdown, before you can only experience it during sports events such as Olympic and the likes. Professional wrestling or commercial wrestling like WWE or Raw had tainted the credibility of it since it leaves you asking if all of these are for real or just pure entertainment. So i leave you the question again are these WWE/Raw for real?