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Wilder-Fury III moves to October 9, and fans move anticipation to Pacquiao-Spence.
BY PONCIANO "JOHN" MELO

After confirming that Tyson Fury and his camp got infected with the coronavirus, the trilogy between the WBC heavyweight champion and Deontay Wilder was moved from July 24 to October 9.
The heavyweight showdown was a good kick start to pave the way for the Pacquiao-Spence in August, but now it is the other way around.
Boxing fans will shift their full attention to the last bout that will take place on August 21.
Top Rank Boxing released the news of the rescheduling of the third mega-fight between Wilder and Fury. Their first face-off ended in controversy, while the rematch saw Fury dominating Wilder with a seventh-round TKO to snatch the belt and dealt the American's first professional defeat.
Since then, Wilder chose his rematch clause. However, the fight was disrupted for many reasons until a judge order Fury to fight Wilder that, on the other hand, halted the supposed undisputed match between Fury and unified heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua.

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“The Truth” about Errol Spence

Before we reach the day that Manny Pacquiao faces Errol Spence, let's take a look at the background of the unbeaten American, and he was able to reach higher heights in sports.
Spence was born on March 3, 1990. He is currently 31 years old with a professional record of 27 wins, including 21 knockouts and one defeat.
He is also an Olympian but failed to make a podium finish in the 2012 London Olympics as he bowed down to Andrey Zamkovoy in the quarter-finals.
After his Olympic stint, Spence transitioned to a professional boxer, wherein he made great success up to this moment.
He hit an almost career-ending incident a few years ago after he solo crashed his car. He was thrown out of the car due to the strong impact, but luckily he survived with no fatal and life-long injuries to carry.
It happened days after he defeated Shawn Porter in a rugged main event. He made his boxing comeback against Danny Garcia, Pacquiao's supposed-to-be-opponent, and he won.
Overcoming the most challenging luck he had, he is now to face the most incredible fight of his boxing career. Going punch to punch against the living legend Manny Pacquiao.

Will Pacquiao returns as P4P King if he beats Spence?
BY PONCIANO MELO

Everyone is already anticipating the return of the eight-division world champion Manny Pacquiao inside the boxing ring.
The age concern for Pacquiao is not as loud as it was against Keith Thurman in 2019, where most people doubt the capabilities of the Filipino warrior.
Two years later, he is back to prove he is still one of the top fighters in the sport at 42.
PacMan will fight the unbeaten unified welterweight champion Errol Spence Jr. on August 21, and the questions are popping what if he beats Spence?
First, the first professional defeat for the Americans and Pacquiao will now be the unified champ. However, his WBA title will not be reinstated after his prolonged inaction in the ring.
Second, his ranking in the pound-for-pound conversation will indeed shoot up like it was a decade ago. Pacquiao can reclaim the throne of being the best boxer out there if he wins commandingly against the prime 31-year old Spence.
This will spark another conversation between the Filipino icon and Canelo Alvarez, the current no. 1 in the rankings. Terrence Crawford will also come in the picture as he numerously mentioned Pacquiao ditched their fight a few years back.
Now, will all these ifs be a reality come August 21?

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MANNY PACQUIAO shocks little boy & Thomas Hearns cheers up Pacman

Watch the little boy as he saw Manny
during autograph signing. Also, hear Thoams Hearns about Manny.

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All Rivera, Drops Omar Juarez In 10-Round Upset Majority Decision Win.


Omar Juarez suspected he was in for a tough fight, in a complicated style matchup.

Few expected it to result in the first loss of his career.

Juarez jumped out to a strong start, letting body shots and right hands fly, while also keeping Rivera on the outside, whenever it was time to play defense.

Rivera made his presence felt in round two. Both boxers often landed in a high-contact round, though perhaps no punch more effective than a straight left, from Rivera to produce a mouse under the right eye of Juarez.

Time was called in round seven after Juarez absorbed, a left uppercut well south of the border. Another warning was issued, and once again prompting an immediate reaction, from Juarez in the form of combination punching. Rivera closed the round strong, smothering the 22-year-old and landing left hands on the inside.

Juarez landed the cleaner punches throughout round eight. Rivera was unfazed by the incoming, often having a response though, not always finding the desired target.

With the fight seemingly on the line heading into the final round, Juarez punched sparingly while Rivera looked to close, the show on a potential upset. Both fighters landed upstairs, with Rivera once again bullying his way inside, and driving Juarez to the ropes through means, other than clean punching.

Rivera picks up by far the biggest win of his ten-year career. He improves to 22-5 (18 K-Os) with the win, bouncing back strong after a lopsided points loss, to Rances Barthelemy in a lazy effort this past January in Los Angeles. The win is also his first on U.S. soil, having also suffered a 1st round knockout, to Malik Hawkins in September 2019.

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Manny "A great compliment," Spence reacts to Pacquiao's praises.
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Manny Pacquiao claimed that Errol Spence Jr. is a better fighter than Floyd Mayweather Jr. His opponent then reacted to the praises from Pacquiao via a reply to boxingnews.com.
It read: "It is a great compliment. Like I said before, Manny Pacquiao is the kind of guy who will lull you to sleep with a lot of compliments and gratitude and things like that, and suddenly then he'll be all over you in the ring."
It seems like Spence (27 wins, 21 knockouts, 0 loss) exactly knew who he is up against. Pacquiao has always been that cool guy outside the ring, but he will shift to his monster form when the fight started and destroy his opponent without mercy.
The duality of Pacquiao is tempting for his opponents, and it sure gave them a lesson, just like what happened to Keith Thurman in 2019.
Indeed Pacquiao never underestimated his opponent, and he sang praises to them, but he is boxing's only eight-division world champion for a reason.

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As of July 17, 21 Manny training is boosting his stamina! Watch how he did it!


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Pacquiao trolls Mayweather on Logan Paul visit
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Eight-division world champion Manny Pacquiao took some time to unleash a viral Instagram post by throwing another shade at his rival Floyd Mayweather Jr.
PacMan uploaded a picture of him and Youtuber-turned-boxer Logan Paul as the latter dropped by to witness the training of the Filipino champion.
"Honored to have Logan paul come by Wild Card Gym today. After watching me work out, he said he was glad he fought Mayweather instead of me," he wrote with a laughing emoji at the end.
The internet quickly took notice as Paul fought Mayweather in an exhibition match last night wherein no one was announced as the winner. Paul drew praises after distancing all eight-round against the old and rusty unbeaten legend.
However, he quickly understood the difference between Mayweather and Pacquiao when he saw PacMan on his camp.
His gentle words and attitude outside the ring are the exact opposite of when the bell rang.
Despite the viral post, Mayweather has yet to respond to PacMan.
The 42-year old Filipino, on the other hand, is continuing his training for his August 21st fight against unbeaten unified welterweight champion Errol Spence Jr.

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BREAKING! Manny Pacquiao's training update on July 13 2021 still focuses
on speed! Watch what is the biggest problem of Spence Jr!

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BREAKING! Watch the latest updates on Manny's training in U.S. LIVE!

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Manny Pacquiao's calves leg muscles explode in training!

Is this the secret weapon of Manny to defeat
Errol Spence Jr? Watch it! It is different from
Mc Gregor's leg injury!

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No rest for Booker after NBA Finals. He stays committed to play in the Olympics
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The focus at the moment for Phoenix Suns all-star Devin Booker is definitely in the NBA Finals as they continue to battle the Milwaukee Bucks. But this doesn't mean that he will be skipping his Olympic duty for the USA Men's Basketball Team.
Booker is one of the three players who have yet to show up in the Olympic training because they are still active in the postseason. However, the 24-year old reassured that even the Finals went to a Game 7, he would then book the immediate flight to Tokyo to suit Team USA.
"I'll be there," Booker said. "But not my main focus right now.
"I saw all the guys reported to Vegas and the only other place I would rather be in the Finals, but I would love to be there with the guys, and I'll be there soon," Booker said.
He added that playing for their country, especially in the Olympics, is "very important" and is a "life goal of mine."
"It's the most prestigious event that basketball can find. So to be a part of representing your country brings you to a whole 'another stratosphere."
If ever the Finals end up in a Game 7, it will be on July 22; Booker has three days to catch up with his team in Tokyo as the Olympics will kick off on July 25.


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Paul brothers get praises from legendary Tyson Fury
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Despite the narratives that Jake and Logan Paul are a disgrace in the sport of boxing, a ray of light shine upon their defense recently, and it came from not just a professional boxer but from one of the top fighters at the moment Tyson Fury himself.
"I've been pretty impressed with the Pauls, though, the brothers, both of them. To be fair. They've been a good breath of fresh air to the boxing scene. Fantastic, guys. Well done if you're watching," the WBC heavyweight champion said.
For context, boxing has been on a decline since the pandemic started, and even with their 'bad publicity,' it did wonder for the benefit of the sports.
As the saying goes, bad publicity is still publicity.
Fury, set to defend his belt against Deontay Wilder, is hopeful that his brother Tommy will get his shot to fight Jake Paul in another exhibition match.
"Hopefully, it happens. Jake and Tommy's had a lot of back and forth. I'm sure it's going to happen soon... I think [Jake's] a decent fighter for sure. I think Tommy knocks him out cold. But I know Tommy's a dynamite puncher," he said.

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Jermell Charlo Calls Out Danny Garcia

"If Danny Garcia wants to test that water if it's deep in this ocean, then come and see what the action is. He doesn't get to lose weight," said Jermell Charlo on social media.
"He was a lot slower at 147 fighting Errol Spence. If he wants to gain some weight to put on some power and put on some pounds, it ain't going to help," said Jermell.
By Dan Ambrose: Jermell Charlo is welcoming Danny Garcia to the 154-lb division if he moves up. I B F/W B A/W B C junior middleweight champion Charlo (34-1,18 KOs) will give "slow" Danny 'Swift' Garcia (36-3, 21 KOs) a crack at his titles once he gets done with his undisputed championship against WBO belt-holder Brian Castano on July 17th.
If Danny takes the fight with Jermell, it'll be a nice little retirement payday for him to cash out. Goodness knows, Danny has worn out his welcome at 147, and he's lost too many fights in that weight division for him to be helpful as a B-side opponent for anyone.
Danny's lack of hand speed was exposed in his three defeats at 147, and it"ll likely be worse when he moves up to 154. When Garcia fought at 140, his power was so good that it disguised his slow hands in that weight class.
Garcia Has Lost 2 Out Of His Last 4 Fights
The 33-year-old Danny's career has floundered in the 147-lb division in the last four years, with him losing three out of his last six fights since 2017. Things are looking pretty desperate for Garcia, clearly why he wants to move up to 154.
Danny states that he walks around a cut-up 160, but he's been looking chunky in recent interviews, and he's been covering up his flabby midsection.
Some boxing fans believe that Garcia has lost his motivation and is choosing to move up to 154 for a payday against Charlo and to be in a position to possibly get a bone thrown to him by Gennadiy Golovkin, the IBF 160-lb champion.
Boxing fans would like to see Jermell fight unbeaten Tim Tszyu next. That ould be an excellent fight for Charlo. Also, a rematch between Jermell and Erickson Lubin would be interesting for fans.


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Thurman: "I favor Spence" over Pacquiao
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With months away from the much-awaited return of the 42-year old Manny Pacquiao, Keith Thurman picked his side on who he thought is winning in his fight against the unbeaten Errol Spence Jr.
Former world welterweight champion Keith Thurman picks WBC and IBF world welterweight champion Errol Spence Jr. to crush Manny Pacquiao when the two contenders meet inside the ring on August 21.
"I do respect Pacquiao, but I favor Spence," Thurman said in an interview with Fighthype.com.
"Just because of size, youth, and then ultimately when was the last time we saw Pacquiao against a world-class southpaw? Styles make fights especially against Manny Pacquiao we've seen throughout in his career many different times," he added.
Thurman understands what it resembles to get in the ring with the Filipino boxing symbol, having lost to him in his last battle in July 2019 through split choice. Therefore, Thurman says it is inappropriate to forget about Pacquiao.
His number one attribute is speed and power coming in awkward little angles with that burst of energy. I do believe that is something Errol has not seen in his career," he said.
"Punches the way that Pacquiao punches, but I was able to walk Pac down by keeping my guard up. Spence is outstanding in his guard. I think he'll be able to do what he needs to do in the fight, but I'm not saying Pacquiao is out of it."
The 42-year-old Pacquiao has recently started his preparations for Errol Spence. The official venue of the mega showdown is yet to be announced.


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NBA Finals preview: Suns vs. Bucks
BY PONCIANO MELO

Dawn will come for the NBA as a new champion will be named after this season.
Drought will be over in one of the two finalists, the Phoenix Suns, and the Milwaukee Bucks.
The Suns led by 16-year veteran all Chris Paul and fellow all-star Devin Booker made the franchise reached the Finals for the first time since 1993. Will they be the ones to bring the first-ever championship in Phoenix?
Meanwhile, the Bucks are back on the finale with the eyes on capturing the title after five decades of drought.
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This matchup is exciting. Chris Paul will be battling Jrue Holiday of the Bucks, an elite two-way player. Can Holiday hold Paul's scoring and dishing prowess? A big question.
Devin Booker vs. Khris Middleton. Who is the better firepower? This two all-star have proven their worth in the playoffs. But who will better come to the NBA Finals?
Deandre Ayton and Brook Lopez or Bobby Portis? With two-time MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo still with no definite timetable for return, can Lopez and Portis contain the former no. 1 overall pick who's having an impressive playoff run?
INJURY
is the biggest story of the Finals. How long can the Bucks go on the war without their franchise player, Giannis Antetokounmpo?
On the other hand, the Suns are healthy in time for the most extensive series of the career yet.
How will the Suns take advantage of the Antetokounmpo-less Bucks?

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Best fights to watch this July
BY PONCIANO MELO

An action-packed July is on the deck for you to watch.
Let's begin with what's not to miss.
FURY-WILDER 3
After a year of hiatus, the trilogy will finally come to reality due to covid and rematch clause misunderstanding. With the judge ordering WBC Heavyweight Champion Tyson Fury to fight Deontay Wilder for the third time, this will be an easy instant classic. Their first two fights are already in the books, and the third one will be another.
Wilder, who has seen no legs on their rematch, has been working on his cardio and legs. Meanwhile, the champ Fury is eager to instantly knock out Wilder as he interrupted the supposedly undisputed match between him and fellow British and the unified heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua.
Catch their fight on July 24 [US time]
CHARLO VS CASTANO
A week earlier [July 17], another exciting bout is about to happen before the Wilder-Fury trilogy. A true undisputed championship is set between unified champion Jermell Charlo and the WBO titleholder Brian Castano.
Undisputed bout has been on the rise lately, and most champions are looking to collect all the belts for themselves.
Joseph Diaz vs. Javier Fortuna on July 9 is also a must-watch and the heavyweight faceoff of Efe Ajagba vs. Frank Sanchez on July 24.

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