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Taken Star Liam Neeson believes that Manny Pacquiao will hand Floyd Mayweather Jr. his first-ever loss.

"I'm definitely in Manny's camp. I want him to beat this guy (Mayweather)," said Neeson in a report by Don Tagala of ABS-CBN News North America.

"This could be (similar to) the Muhammad Ali-Joe Frazier battle of 1971," he added.

Neeson broadly loaned his voice to Pacquiao's narrative, "Manny: The Movie," which was released recently.

The 62-year-old on-screen character took the chance to approach Pacquiao for extra tickets in what numerous accept as the wealthiest confining match history.

"Manny, Two tickets, buddy, two tickets."

The appeal of Neeson is a long shot as Top Rank boss Bob Arum said in a report that there would be no free tickets this time as Mayweather's camp is in control.

Tickets to the Pacquiao-Mayweather battle are relied upon to be rare, and profoundly extravagant. Introductory appraisals have pegged ringside seats to cost from $1000 to $5,000

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WBCwelterweight and super welterweight champion, Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Manny Pacquiao, will meet this Wednesday at the Nokia Theater in Los Angeles, California.

This is the one and only meeting prior to the MEGAFIGHT on May 2nd at the Arena Grand Garden of the MGM Grand Hotel in Las Vegas.
The megafight, five years really taking shape, is relied upon to break all records and end up being the most lucrative fight ever.

Dissimilar to in their past battles, there will be no cross-country visit to advance the megabout, as per ESPN. Rather, there will be a presser in Los Angeles and an alternate in Las Vegas before battle week.

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WATCH: Manny Pacquiao's First Interview After Megafight Announcement

Philippine local network ABS-CBN was able to get an interview with pound-for-pound Filipino boxer Manny Pacquiao after the Megafight with Floyd Mayweather Jr. has been announced last Saturday.

Manny said in his interview that the fans deserve it [the show] and got nothing more to say. He then insisted that he is excited about the fight because his fans are. It all sounds better hearing him say it--watch the full interview below:

Post by Manny Pacquiao.

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WATCH: Manny Pacquiao Vs Floyd Mayweather... In a Basketball?

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As we all know. Manny Pacquiao made his professional basketball debut last October 2014, being the owner/playing coach of Kia Sorento in the opening game of the PBA's (Philippine Basketball Association) 40th season.

Though he has yet to sank a field goal in his PBA career, the playing coach scored his first ever point on a free throw against the defending champion Purefoods Tender Juicy yesterday, February 28,2015.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WT9oYh1HYgk

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Shortly after Pacquiao got his first point, his boxing rival Floyd Mayweather Jr., being the competitive man that he is, posted a video on his Instagram to show off his own hoops skills. He sank 3 straight shots on the corner including one with a single hand.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPx3sBqE3cg

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It looks like Mayweather is trying to tell the rest of the world how better he is compared to Pacquiao. This is going on for very long.
We all know there's only one way to end this once and for all... and this doesn't get us any closer, Floyd!

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ANNOUNCEMENT: Pacquiao, Mayweather FINALLY Closed a Deal At USD250 Million, Mega-Fight Is On!

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This has been going on and on for the past year and another news has come to the surface and now giving us the date and digits.

According to Sunday Telegraph UK, a source close to Filipino Boxer and Politician Manny Pacquiao has revealed that an agreement with Floyd Mayweather has been finalised and will be announced very soon.

After a lot of speculations, persuation and teasing, the 250 Million Dollar mega-fight is finally going to happen.

It is rumored to take place on May 2nd this year at the MGM Grand.
Fans are still waiting for the official announcement from Mayweather's camp for the fact that it was his side that has always been negative about the fight.
Stay tuned for more updates.

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As we all know, every boxing fan are now excited to watch Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather Jr. fight on the ring. Some say Manny will KO Floyd, some say Floyd will win via decision.

Based from the fights between these two prize fighters, we think that Manny Pacquiao has a slight edge over the undefeated Floyd Mayweather. Here are 5 reasons why:

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1. Manny is a Southpaw volume puncher.

Floyd has trouble fighting southpaws--especially against elite fighters.

According to boxing promoter Bob Arum, Mayweather is "scared to fight left handed boxers like Pacman."

Arum said, “I promoted the guy for 10 years, and I know how difficult it was to get him in the ring with any southpaw. When you talk about a southpaw who can move like Manny, that’s not the kind of opponent that Mayweather feels he would do well against.”

Floyd's best defense, his shoulder roll is made to defend orthodox boxers, but that is not very effective against southpaws.

2. Floyd falls a little shorter on hand speed.

Both of them have good hand speed but with Manny still at advantage. Floyd can throw counter punches quickly. Manny on the other hand, can throw from different directions, which gives him the advantage. He has even been labeled by other boxers as invisible because of his unmatched speed. Floyd could defend against some of the punches Manny can throw, but probably not all of it.

3. Manny has the better footwork.

Manny is very elusive. When was the last time you saw Manny trapped in the ropes? Not even against bigger men with longer reach. He uses his footwork to get away from danger. He also uses it to keep his balance while throwing combinations and godspeed punches.

4. Manny is physically stronger than Floyd.

Manny has an advantage when it comes to power. Some boxing fans say that Floyd is boring whenever he fights because he doesn't have enough power to knock out his opponents. While on the other hand, Manny Pacquiao is knocking out bigger guys than him and that's what he is famous for.

5. Manny has an unrelenting stamina.

Manny is like a machine inside the ring. He is always moving and throwing punches and doesn't seem to wear off the power easily. Right now, he isn't performing as strong as he used to when he was younger, but when you can still throw gazillion punches without getting tired, the odds are with you.

My conclusion is still just a mere theory until they actually fight in the ring. This is just my opinion and somebody else might be thinking there are 5 or even more reasons why Mayweather can beat Pacquiao.

Then again, I must say, there's only one way to find out.

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