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06 Nov, 2008

E60 THRILLA MANNY PACQUIAO

A friend of mine emailed me this video of Manny Pacquiao being featured on ESPN E60.  Watch the video and learn some facts relating to how Pacman started.  The upcoming fight on December with Dela Joya is surely is a must see.

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Posted by: baterya In: SPORTS

  • eMz
    sige sige, pero dapat stalk mo rin ako para quits. hahaha
  • hello baterya, ano name mo? :D
    i linked you already :)
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