Manny Pacquiao sings his hit single titled “Sometimes When We Touch” featuring Dan Hill at the New York City Press Conference @ Chelsea Piers.
Manny Pacquiao Sings “Sometimes When We Touch” with Dan Hill in NYC
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Senate Commerce Committee Schedules Markup of the Ali Revival Act for September 16
Senate Commerce Committee Schedules Markup of the Ali Revival Act for September 16
By Larry Goldberg The Senate Commerce Committee will take up the Muhammad Ali American Boxing Revival Act next week. The committee posted notice this
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Everyone Is Fighting Over Who Owns the Boxer. Nobody Is Fighting Over His Brain.
Everyone Is Fighting Over Who Owns the Boxer. Nobody Is Fighting Over His Brain.
By Larry Goldberg The Ali Revival Act reached the mainstream this week, and the mainstream found exactly what the ...
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The Union That Builds the Ring Backs Cruz’s Ali Boxing Bill
The Union That Builds the Ring Backs Cruz's Ali Boxing Bill
By Larry Goldberg The union that builds the ring has written the Senate about the boxing bill. The International ...
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Don King Fires Cease and Desist at TKO, Demands Cancellation of Opetaia vs. Mikaelian
Don King Fires Cease and Desist at TKO, Demands Cancellation of Opetaia vs. Mikaelian
Four days before Jai Opetaia and Noel Mikaelian are scheduled to share the ring in the co-feature of Ryan Garcia...
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