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LAS VEGAS -- His face vanished. How jarring, even to the verge of creepy. We were at a boxing match involving Manny Pacquiao at the MGM Grand and then came a whoosh too brisk to process and suddenly we could not see his face.
On Saturday night at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Juan Manuel Marquez stunned Manny Pacquiao with a straight right hand at the end of the 6th round to finally beat Pacquiao for the first time in 4 attempts.
Three and a half years ago, a Filipino boxer named Manny Pacquiao traveled to the MGM Grand, in Las Vegas, to fight a scrappy Briton named Ricky Hatton. After years of obscurity, Pacquiao had emerged as perhaps apartment rentals rome the best and most... more Marquez Makes Pacquiao See Stars Kevin Iole, Yahoo! Sports - December 9, 2012
LAS VEGAS – On a night when a star-studded crowd that included Republican presidential nominee Gov. Mitt Romney, Dodgers owner Magic Johnson and hip hop star 50 Cent were seated at ringside at the sold-out MGM Grand Garden,... more Is Boxing Headed for a Knockout? Bill Dwyre, Los Angeles Times - December 8, 2012