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Pacquiao leaves for Los Angeles for more training


Manny Pacquiao

MANILA, Philippines – Manny Pacquiao left Saturday night for Los Angeles where he is expected to continue his training in preparation for his fight with unbeaten Timothy Bradley on June 9, according to a radio report.

The report said that Pacquiao arrived at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 2 with his wife Jinkee and children who, in turn, would be leaving for the US on May 28.

Prior to his departure, the eight-division world boxing champion-turned-congressman trained in Baguio.

Team Pacquiao will head for Las Vegas on June 4, wrapping up Pacquiao’s eight-week preparation for Bradley.


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  • jiroarturo

    Tuloy pa rin ba ang bayad kay PacMan sa congress? Sayang lang ang binabayad sa kanya. Dapat leave without pay.

    • http://profile.yahoo.com/ZXDQ22VLD5UBXL2SGNXJJEEKK4 Joe

      dre combrahin mo…



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