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TNT BOOKS FINALS SEAT AFTER AMAZING COMEBACK

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source: pba.ph

Leaving the dugout for the game, coach Chot Reyes’ final words to his team were: “Let’s come
back in a couple of hours and be ready for Powerade.”

Nights earlier when they were pushed by their foes to the brink, Reyes and his chargers just had
eye-to-eye contacts, assuring one another that they still had the chance.

The Talk n Text Tropang Texters worked hard for everything to happen, and they’re boarding a
flight to Davao Thursday for an unlikely titular showdown with the Powerade Tigers.

The Texters squeezed out a 92-91 win over the Petron Blaze Boosters Wednesday night to complete a dramatic fightback from the jaws of defeat and get a shot at back-to-back PBA Philippine Cup
championships.

A jampacked crowd at the Cuneta Astrodome stood as witness as Talk n Text distinguished itself as only the third team -- after Barangay Ginebra and Purefoods -- in league history to complete a come back from a 1-3 deficit in a best-of-seven series.

“We won this series at the end of Game Four when we told ourselves we’re still in the series,”
said Reyes of their stirring feat.

“After going down 1-3, we had no drama, no histrionics in the dugout. We just looked each other
and told ourselves we still have the chance,” Reyes added.

The Texters made the improbable, digging themselves out of that deep hole to make the finals for the fourth straight conference.

Reyes and his Tropang Texters hurdled the very team that foiled their grand slam dream in the last Philippine Cup.

“If you ask me if it’s vengeance, I would say ‘no.’ We prefer victory over vengeance,”
Reyes said.

Jason Castro, Ranidel de Ocampo, Jimmy Alapag and Ali Peek delivered the goods as the Texters
outfought the Boosters in what’s easily one the closest series in years.

Castro, De Ocampo and Alapag combined for 11 three-pointers and a total of 54 points while Peek
added 13 points and 11 rebounds -- seven coming off the offensive board.

The best-of-seven series went the full distance with neither team winning by more than four in each game.

“The series is closer than what you think. And in the end, breaks decided it. We had open shots
that we missed, and they had open shots that they missed,” said Reyes.

The Texters went up by five at 92-87 with 4:24 left to play but never scored again. The Boosters
charged to within one, 91-92, but missed an attempt to go ahead.

The Texters, with Ranidel de Ocampo and Jason Castro in the firing end, made a decisive charge in the third period, wiping out six-point deficit and carrying an eight-point lead into the payoff quarter.

Joseph Yeo rattled in 11 points coming off the bench as the Boosters enjoyed an early double-digit spread at 28-16.

Danny Ildefonso and Chris Lutz took over in the second period as the Boosters hung in there, sitting on a 57-51 cushion at the half. The two Petron stalwarts combined for a perfect 2-of-2
three-pointers, 6-of-6 twinners and 1-of-1 charity in this quarter.

The Texters came to within two twice but Lutz struck with a rare four-point play off Larry Fonacier with three ticks left in the first half.

Talk n Text, however, would persevere to win the game.

“This is our chance to beat them. When Jay Washington comes back, when Dondon Hontiveros comes
back and when Rabeh Al-Hussaini also returns, that team is unbeatable,” Reyes added.

The multi-titled Talk n Text bench chieftain said they beat Petron but they don’t have no reason
to celebrate yet as they still have a job to do.

In the finals, Reyes will be up against the team he led to two championships before moving over to San Miguel Beer then Talk n Text.

“That team has a special place in my heart. A lot said it’s gonna be easy for Rain or Shine, but
look what happened,” said Reyes. “We’re in the finals and can’t be happy. We have to be
ready for Powerade.” (SB)

The scores:

TnT 92 – Castro 21, De Ocampo 19, Alapag 14, Peek 13, Aguilar 6, Williams 6, Fonacier 5, Reyes 3, Dillinger 2, Carey 2, Alvarez 1, Gamalinda 0.

Petron 91 – Luts 23, Ildefonso 16, Yeo 14, Santos 12, Miranda 11, Cabagnot 8, Reyes 7, BAclao 0,
Tugade 0.

Quarters: 19-28; 51-57; 81-73; 92-91

8TH-SEEDED POWERADE DEFIES ODDS, BARGES INTO FINALS

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The Tigers worked as one cohesive unit in hurdling the Rain or Shine Elasto Painters, 107-98, in
their seventh and deciding semifinal game Wednesday to barge into the PBA Philippine Cup finals at the Astrodome.

JVee Casio scored 25 points to lead a balanced attack by Powerade, which gathered momentum in the two middle quarters before tapering off a bit at the finish.

Still, the Tigers had managed to build up a cushion that proved enough to withstand the E- Painters' desperate charge at the finish and realize their first championship stint under the Atlanta-based Coca-Cola International banner.

The win was actually secured with still just under two minutes remaining, but it was only when the final buzzer sounded that the Tigers really whooped it up at midcourt, hugging or body-bumping each other.

Powerade's representative to the PBA board and league vice-chairman, JB Baylon, was right in the
middle of all the celebrations after his players epitomized the "We Believe" statement emblazoned on his T-shirt.

"I don't think we're better than Rain or Shine, but it is our time to be here (in the finals)," said coach Bo Perasol, back in the championships after a stint with Air21 in the 2008 Fiesta Conference title duel against eventual champion Ginebra.

"I told the players before the game that there is a formula somehere written in stone and it says 8-4-2-1," said Baylon. "We finished the eliminations at No. 8, we made it among the top four and now we're only one of two teams left."

Then known as Coca-Cola, the franchise last won a title through the 2003 Reinforced Conference, two years before bolting the San Miguel Corporation group.

"The challenge is for these Tigers to prove me right," added Baylon.

Powerade battles the winner of the other semifinal pairing between defending champion Talk N Text and Petron Blaze in a best-of-seven championship series starting Friday at the Sports Tourism and Business Center of Davao del Sur Gym in Digos City.

The loss relegated Rain or Shine to fourth, duplicating its best finish since joining the league in 2006. That could have been much higher if not for Powerade's bunch of gritty players, who, at least in Wednesday's game, emphatically showed their time is now.

Gary David capped a 24-point game with a 15-foot jumper that made it a 105-96 game after
back-to-back triples by Jeff Chan and Gabe Norwood made it a seven-point game.

Marcio Lassiter added 17 points, but it was the pair of Doug Kramer and Celino Cruz, who Perasol
singled out as absent following a 98-112 loss in Game 6 last Sunday, who stepped up the most by
combining for 22 points. Kramer also had a gamehigh 15 rebounds.

Casio was the middle of it all, sustaining the attack and continuing to do so despite his hamstring tightening up with still a good eight minutes left. He went 5-for-7 from beyond the arc and added seven rebounds and five assists.

JR Quinahan's 16 points and seven boards led the E-Painters, who drew at least 10 points from six others. But their collective production came too few and far-between, allowing the Tigers to
steadily pull away as early as the second quarter.

Before Rain or Shine knew it, Powerade's lead has reached a high of 84-63, on David's followup off a looseball recovery, before the Tigers went into the last 12 minutes of play with an 84-65 bulge.

Powerade emerged from the highly-physical first half relatively unscathed, even posting several
17-point leads before settling for a 52-39 spread at the turn.

Casio went a perfect 3-for-3 from beyond the arc and David had eight points, but it was the able
support provided by Kramer, Cruz and Antonio that proved invaluable as the Tigers steadily stretched their 22-18 lead after the first quarter.

An old hamstring injury sidelined Tyrone Tang, but what started to bury Rain or Shine was its
1-for-8 three-point shooting to Powerade's 7-for-18. (NC)

The scores:

Powerade 107—Casio 25, David 24, Lassiter 17, Kramer 12, Cruz 10, Antonio 10, Anthony 5, adducul
4, Vanlandingham 0, Crisano 0.

Rain or Shine 98 – Quinahan 16, Lee 14, Chan 14, Norwood 13, Buenafe 12, Matias 10, Belga 10, Cruz 6, Rodriguez 2, Arana 1, Uyloan 0, Ibanes 0.

Quarterscores: 22-18; 52-39; 84-65; 107-98

After climbing out of hole, Talk ‘N Text seeks to defend PH Cup crown

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source: Reynaldo Belen | InterAKTV

After becoming only the third team in PBA history to come back from a 3-1 deficit in the playoffs, Talk ‘N Text will try to be the first team to defend an all-Filipino title in 27 years.

The Tropang Texters completed their remarkable run in the semifinal round by outlasting the Petron Blaze Boosters, 92-91, in the deciding seventh game of the series on Wednesday at the packed Cuneta Astrodome.

Talk ‘N Text will try to duplicate the feat of Great Taste, which won back-to-back titles in the All-Filipino Conference in 1984 and 1985. Apart from the Coffee Makers, the only other PBA franchise to have defended an all-Filipino title is Crispa, which did it in 1976-77, 1979-80, and 1983-84.

But the embattled and hurting defending champions will barely have time to rest their aching bodies as they fly immediately to Digos on Thursday morning for the finals opener on Friday against the Powerade Tigers.

Powerade also completed history as it became the first eighth-seeded team to enter the championship round after outlasting Rain or Shine, 107-98, in Game Seven of their own semifinals series.

“My last message to my team when we left the dugout tonight was let’s come back in a couple of hours and prepare against Powerade and that’s exactly what happened. We’re here in the finals, but we cannot be satisfied just by beating Petron,” said Talk N Text coach Chot Reyes.

“Of course, a lot of people knew Powerade has a special place in my heart because I’m the last coach to lead them to the finals.”

Reyes coached the Coca-Cola franchise, which was then still part of the San Miguel Corporation, to the title against the San Miguel Beermen in the Reinforced Conference finals in 2003.

Curiously, Reyes was also the coach of the Tigers in 2004, when the franchise drafted a hotshot rookie shooting guard named Gary David with the last pick of the first round that year.

Talk ‘N Text outlasts Petron to complete monumental comeback

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source: InterAKTV

Talk ‘N Text completed its miraculous comeback from a 3-1 hole with another pulsating 92-91 escape over Petron Blaze in Game Seven and marched into the finals of the 2011-12 PBA Philippine Cup Wednesday night at the Cuneta Astrodome in Pasay City.

In a series where each game has been decided by one possession, luck smiled on the Tropang Texters as Ryan Reyes won a jumpball against Arwind Santos, allowing Kelly Williams to grab the biggest possession of the semis with just 3.7 seconds left.

Talk ‘N Text fumbled on its last inbound play, allowing the Boosters to get a crack for a game-winner with 1.2 seconds left. But Alex Cabagnot’s long heave never had a chance as Petron ran out of luck and became the third team to blow a 3-1 lead in a seven-game series.

“For any team that was able to come back from a 3-1 hole, it has to be something special,” said Tropang Texters coach Chot Reyes.

“But to be fair, we poured our biggest effort tonight. And I think we won the series at the end of Game Four when we sat at the dugout in semi circle, looked at each other’s eyes and said we still have a chance.”

Talk ‘N Text will play Powerade in the best-of-seven finals that starts this Friday in Digos City in Davao del Sur.

Jason Castro led the defending champions with 21 points while Ranidel de Ocampo added 19. Jimmy Alapag contributed 14 points and seven assists.

Ali Peek also came up big with 13 points and 11 rebounds, including two crucial offensive boards in the closing moments that allowed the Tropang Texters to have multiple possessions while holding a 92-91 lead.

Alapag missed three three-point attempts that could have sealed the series but Danny Ildefonso, who hit a number of big shots in the series, also missed a shot that could have given the lead back to the Boosters.

Reyes collared the rebound on Ildefonso’s missed jumper, but Santos forced a jumpball with 5.5 seconds left.

Santos seemed to have the edge but Reyes beat him out on the toss as the ball went to Williams, who quickly called a timeout.

Talk ‘N Text melted a couple of precious seconds before Peek turned the ball over with 1.2 ticks remaining.

But Petron was out of timeouts and was forced to inbound from the far court. Cabagnot’s desperation shot was way off the target.

“We can’t be satisfied beating Petron. There’s a bigger job to do,” said Reyes, who was the last coach to give the Coca-Cola franchise its last crown in the 2003 Reinforced Conference against San Miguel Beer.

The scores:

Talk ‘N Text 92 – Castro 21, De Ocampo 19, Alapag 14, Peek 13, Aguilar 6, Williams 6, Fonacier 5, Reyes 3, Dillinger 2, Carey 2, Alvarez 1, Gamalinda 0.

Petron 91 – Luts 23, Ildefonso 16, Yeo 14, Santos 12, Miranda 11, Cabagnot 8, Reyes 7, BAclao 0, Tugade 0.

Quarters: 19-28; 51-57; 81-73; 92-91

Before Powerade’s Cinderella run, Perasol, staff coached for their jobs

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source: Reynaldo Belen | InterAKTV

After an ambitious offseason rebuilding effort, Tigers top executive JB Baylon decided to give his coaching staff an ultimatum.

“I talked to Coach Bo [Perasol] and told him that the minimum requirement is to enter the quarters,” said Baylon.

“If we don’t reach the quarterfinals, then, thank you. It’s applicable to all the coaches in the squad, including [first-year assistant] Charles Tiu.”

Perasol was game for the challenge.

“Let us stick to the system by getting the players we need in the Rookie Draft, but you can fire me anytime,” he told Baylon. “I would be happy to watch our team on television, but I would also be happy if I will be there coaching in the sidelines.”

Powerade made a late run in the eliminations to crash the quarterfinals, but few people gave the Tigers much of a chance against top-seeded B-MEG.

But even though the jobs of the coaching staff of the Tigers were already secure, the team didn’t want to just settle for a playoff appearance, stunning the Llamados twice to advance to the semifinals.

And as Powerade outlasted Rain or Shine in an intense seven-game series, Perasol saw his vision reaping rewards.

“Tonight, I took pleasure of coaching our team out there on our way to the finals. I told my team that I would be there cheering for you because it’s the players who made the difference for us in this series.”

Prior to the season, the former UP Fighting Maroon spent a lot of time studying SMART-Gilas stalwarts JVee Casio and Marcio Lassiter prior to snagging them in the draft, figuring out how they would fit alongside his superstar, Gary David.

“It’s getting the right people who knows how to win. People who are winners in their hearts,” said Perasol.

“We got players who can play alongside Gary and now we have our own version of our Big Three. I have no problems with that because sila lang naman ang idinagdag ko, plus several support cast.”

It has been sweet redemption for Perasol, who will make just his second finals appearance on Friday when the Philippine Cup title series starts. Alongside him is a familiar face, David, who was part of the coach’s Air 21 Express squad that lost to the Barangay Ginebra Gin Kings in a seven-game finals series in the 2007-08 Fiesta Conference.

Powerade dispatches Rain or Shine, books historic finals ticket

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source: InterAKTV

Powerade added one final chapter to its Cinderella story in the 2011-12 PBA Philippine Cup.

The Tigers, who were characterized by Rain or Shine coach Yeng Guiao as a three-man team, proved the rival mentor wrong as they used sheer team effort to claim Game Seven, 107-98, Wednesday night at the jampacked Cuneta Astrodome in Pasay City.

Powerade’s “Big Three” of Gary David, JVee Casio and Marcio Lassiter drew plenty of help from their teammates to continue their magical ride and be the first No. 8 seed in PBA history to enter the finals.

Casio had 25 points, seven rebounds and five assists, David finished with 24 points, and Lassiter added 17 points, seven rebounds and nine assists to power the Tigers to the best-of-seven championship series.

“I don’t think we are any better than Rain or Shine. It’s just that it’s our time to be here,” said Powerade mentor Bo Perasol, who also drew 12 points and 15 rebounds from Doug Kramer.

“I think the key here is getting those people who can really win for us. There’s no magical system. We just have people who are winners in their heart.”

Celino Cruz and William Antonio each had 10 points for the Tigers, while Sean Anthony and Romel Adducul contributed on the defensive end.

The Elasto Painters, meanwhile, need to wait a little longer to make it to the finals for the first time.

Guiao had seven players scoring in double figures, led by JR Quinahan’s 16 points, but their perimeter game clicked too late when Powerade was already in control of the do-or-die game.

The Tigers led by as much as 21 points, 82-61, on Lassiter’s three-pointer. Rain or Shine managed to cut the huge lead to eight points, 98-90, with 4:46 left, but Casio then completed a three-point play and Adducul followed up his own missed shot.

The Elasto Painters cut the lead to seven points, 105-98, but David hit a 17-foot jumper to end all the doubts that Powerade is indeed the team of destiny.

“Masayang-masaya. Second finals ko ito at motivation talaga namin ay gumawa ng history,” said David, whose 24 points were his lowest output in the playoffs, from the start of the Tigers’ quarterfinal series against top seed B-MEG.

The lowest-seeded team to win a PBA title was San Miguel Beer. The No. 6 Beermen defeated Barangay Ginebra in the 2004-05 Fiesta Conference.

The scores:

First Game

Powerade 107 — Casio 25, David 24, Lassiter 17, Kramer 12, Cruz 10, Antonio 10, Anthony 5, adducul 4, Vanlandingham 0, Crisano 0.

Rain or Shine 98 – Quinahan 16, Lee 14, Chan 14, Norwood 13, Buenafe 12, Matias 10, Belga 10, Cruz 6, Rodriguez 2, Arana 1, Uyloan 0, Ibanes 0.

Quarters: 22-18; 52-39; 84-65; 107-98

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Pacquiao expected to finalize opponent choice this weekend

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source: Lance Pugmire | Los Angeles Times

It doesn't mean Manny Pacquiao vs. Floyd Mayweather Jr. is a go for late May, but Pacquiao is scheduled to decide this weekend whether he'll agree to terms for the long-awaited super-fight.

Boxing officials close to the situation but unauthorized to discuss the Filipino superstar's plans publicly told The Times on Tuesday that Pacquiao has said he'll retreat to a remote location, pray and determine his 2012 schedule.

One of the officials said there's a "good chance" he'll ask for Mayweather in late May, which would be significant because neither has officially said yes to the fight and terms such as a guaranteed share of the share, the weight classification or other details.

Mayweather, scheduled to appear in Las Vegas on Wednesday to donate $100,000 to the Susan G. Komen foundation fighting breast cancer, has posted Twitter messages calling out Pacquiao and urging him to "Step up punk." That doesn't rise to the level of agreeing to the type of general terms Pacquiao is closing in on.

"He wants Pacquiao, and there's still hope it can happen," promoter Oscar De La Hoya said of Mayweather.

De La Hoya's company, Golden Boy Promotions, has helped promote all of Mayweather's fights since Mayweather edged De La Hoya by split decision in 2007 in what was then the most lucrative bout of all time.

De La Hoya poured water on the contentions of Pacquiao promoter Bob Arum that Mayweather needs someone to step in and guarantee Mayweather a certain amount of money for the fight, and that it's best to work toward a late-May, early June date so a 40,000-plus-seat outdoor stadium can be constructed on the Las Vegas Strip.

"Floyd Mayweather guarantees his own purses . . . the 40,000-seat venue is baloney," De La Hoya said. "Have we ever needed a 40,000-seat venue for me? When I fought Julio Cesar Chavez Sr., we could've filled a 100,000-seat venue.
"But how greedy do we have to be? The MGM [Grand] is right there. There's enough money to go around, we don't have to be pigs here."

De La Hoya agreed ticket prices at MGM would likely be steeply escalated from their normal big-fight range, and that the pay-per-view price would similarly be bumped up.

"We can sell out the 18,000 seats in two hours, and looking for anything else is just a never-ending game," De La Hoya said.

Arum said that while he has "strict instructions not to talk about" Pacquiao dealings because he's "in the middle of making things happen," he had time to reply to De La Hoya's points.

"Oscar's so . . . stupid . . . to say Mayweather doesn't need a guarantee; you'd have to be stupid not to get a guarantee with this kind of money at play," Arum said. "We're not talking chump change.

"The one guy you can't rely on for anything is Oscar. He knows absolutely nothing. To say we shouldn't put it in a bigger arena and just jack the prices up in the smaller venue -- to only let those with incredible amounts of money into the building -- you wouldn't be allowing the extra 24,000 people who want to attend the Super Bowl of boxing. To make this fight available to the most possible people is not being greedy or a pig, it's advancing your sport, being fan-friendly."

Older, wiser, more mature Donaire ready for superstardom, and the higher weights

2012-01-17T20:05:00.004-08:00

source: Dennis 'dSource' Guillermo | Examiner.com

A few days after coming back from a hectic Philippines trip where he and his wife Rachel Marcial-Donaire had their church wedding, as well as knocking out the usual media rounds and TV appearances, an introspective Nonito Donaire, Jr. expressed to me how grateful he is for everything that has happened in his career and his life, and that he is hungrier than ever to fulfill his destiny.

I asked him if he was bothered that there are still a lot of Filipinos that have not embraced him, and continue to criticize him or compare him to their hero Manny Pacquiao. "It doesn't bother me. I am who I am, and I'm proud to be Filipino. All I can do is try to be a positive influence, and be the best person that I can be," Donaire replied to me and added, "Those criticisms have come from the Philippines, but here in the States, the Filipino-Americans and the boxing community have all been positive toward me. If they don't like me, what can I do? That's why I truly appreciate those that truly support me, and it just makes me want to train harder and do better for them."

Donaire has been training and sparring hard at the Top Rank Gym in Las Vegas as he prepares to climb up to 122 for the first time against former champ Wilfredo Vazquez, Jr. in San Antonio on Feb. 4.

A true student of the game, Donaire will be going up in weight the right way as he incorporates scientific training and nutrition with the help of Victor Conte and his team of coaches, and is shooting for big names at higher weight classes such as JuanMa Lopez and Yuriorkis Gamboa.

But for the moment, his focus is on putting on a show against the strong and dangerous Vazquez, after his shutout win over Omar Narvaez last October, which turned out to be snoozer. The then undefeated Argentinian came with a gameplan to simply survive, instead of fighting and going for the win. "Even I was bored," Donaire said. "But I know Vazquez is a fighter, and he will come to fight and try to take me out. It's going to be an exciting fight."

Mayweather twits Arum: 'Call Schaefer, stop lying'

2012-01-17T20:05:00.002-08:00

source: abs-cbnnews.com

MANILA, Philippines -- Unbeaten American boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr. once again fired off a series of tweets, this time singling out Top Rank chief executive officer Bob Arum, the promoter of his rival, Filipino boxing icon Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao.

In his first tweet, Mayweather (42-0) reiterated that he is "ready to fight Pacquiao 5/5/12."

"Bob Arum know the date can't change, I have my guarantee," he added.

Mayweather's adviser, Leonard Ellerbe, announced last year that the fighter has blocked off May 5 as the date for his ring return. This was in jeopardy for a while as Mayweather was sentenced to 90 days in jail following a domestic violence charge, but his jail time was put off so he can fulfill his fight obligations.

The unbeaten boxer then instructed Arum to "call (Richard) Schaefer and Al (Haymon) and stop lying to the public."

Schaefer is the chief executive officer of Golden Boy Promotions, while Haymon is one of Mayweather's advisers. Golden Boy has promoted all of Mayweather's fights following his May 2007 victory over Oscar de la Hoya.

Mayweather's instructions are seemingly in response to Arum's recent statements, wherein the Top Rank boss said he is "unsure" if Schaefer and Golden Boy will even be involved in the negotiations.

"Unlike Top Rank, that has a contract with Manny, we are involved. I don't know if Schaefer is involved," he said in a recent Boxing Scene interview.

Arum then said that he will only sit down and negotiate with an authorized representative from Team Mayweather, but that everything was ready in the Pacquiao camp.

"We're all set. Pacquiao and Top Rank are all set. I went to the Philippines and made sure of that," he said.

May 5th

Mayweather also sent a tweet directed at Pacquiao, saying, "January 16th was Dr. Martin Luther King Birthday, January 17th is Muhammad Ali Birthday and May 5th is Pacquiao a** whooping day."

"First They say I'm Ducking the Fight. But now it seems like I'm begging for the fight. What is going on?" Mayweather added.

Boxing fans have been asking for a mega-fight between Pacquiao and Mayweather for at least two years now, ever since it became clear that the two boxers were the best pound-for-pound boxers in the sport.

But negotiations have fallen apart over numerous issues, including Mayweather's demands of random drug and urine testing.

Pacquiao recently said that he has agreed to all drug testing demands, but said Mayweather will have to accept a 50-50 purse split.

Pacquiao and his camp also prefers to fight at the end of May instead of May 5, for "economic reasons."

Report: Howard puts Clippers onto trade list

2012-01-17T20:05:00.000-08:00

source: ESPN.com

Orlando Magic center Dwight Howard has added the surging Los Angeles Clippers to his trade wish list, according to a report on SheridanHoops.com.

The Clippers, buoyed by the preseason addition of All-Star point guard Chris Paul, are 7-3 and among the early favorites in the Western Conference.

A source with knowledge of the ongoing Howard trade talks told SheridanHoops.com that Howard is "intrigued" by the idea of playing alongside Paul and sophomore sensation Blake Griffin.

However, Magic general manager Otis Smith told the Orlando Sentinel on Tuesday that he has not been informed by Howard or his representation that the All-Star center has expanded his list of teams to include the Clippers.

As a result, Smith has not included the Clippers in a list of teams that Howard's agent, Dan Fegan, is permitted to seek a trade with. Fegan has already been granted permission by Orlando to discuss trades with the Dallas Mavericks, New Jersey Nets and Los Angeles Lakers.

A league source told ESPNLosAngeles.com's Ramona Shelburne that the Magic haven't had any serious discussions with the Clippers about Howard since the lockout was lifted.

When asked Monday about his future, Howard said his focus remains in Orlando.

"Right now, I'm with the Magic," Howard said. "That's the only thing that matters."

Howard said in December that he had not withdrawn his trade request, but told Yahoo! Sports on Jan. 8 that he does not expect to be dealt before the All-Star Game on Feb. 24, which is being held in Orlando.

Despite the consistent trade rumors, Howard and the Magic are 9-3 heading into Tuesday night's home game against the Charlotte Bobcats.

The 6-foot-11, 265-pound reigning defensive player of the year is averaging 20.5 points, 15.2 rebounds and 2.2 blocks per game this season.

Information from The Associated Press contributed to this report.

Clippers without guards Paul, Williams vs. Jazz

2012-01-17T20:04:00.003-08:00

source: Arash Markazi | ESPNLosAngeles.com

Los Angeles Clippers guard Chris Paul sat out Tuesday's game against the Utah Jazz and is listed as questionable for the team's next game Wednesday against the Dallas Mavericks.

An MRI on Paul's strained left hamstring on Sunday came back negative, according to the team.

Los Angeles Clippers coach Vinny Del Negro said Paul is feeling better but he wanted to be smart about the injury and wouldn't rush his superstar point guard back.

It is the second straight game Paul has missed due to the injury which he suffered in the fourth quarter of the Clippers' 102-94 win over the Los Angeles Lakers on Saturday night.

Clippers guard Mo Williams will also miss his third straight game Tuesday with an injured right foot. Williams, who got in some shots before Tuesday's game, is listed as questionable for the Clippers' next game. Clippers guard Eric Bledsoe,who has been recovering from offseason surgery on his right knee, is still 2-3 weeks from returning to the lineup, and Clippers forward Brian Cook was inactive for his second straight game with an ankle injury.

Del Negro said Paul won't play until he shows in workouts he is ready. Del Negro believes Williams might be back as soon as Wednesday against Dallas or Friday against Minnesota.

Meanwhile, Utah was without backup forward Derrick Favors (sprained left ankle) and swingman Josh Howard (strained left quad).

The Clippers have lost 15 straight visits to Salt Lake City, last winning in 2003.

Arash Markazi is a reporter and columnist for ESPNLosAngeles.com. Information from The Associated Press was used in this report.

Derrick Rose won't play vs. Suns

2012-01-17T20:04:00.001-08:00

source: Nick Friedell | ESPNChicago.com

CHICAGO -- Chicago Bulls guard Derrick Rose said he will not play Tuesday night against the Phoenix Suns.

"It was a collective decision," Bulls coach Tom Thibodeau said. "We gathered the information, looked at where we were in the schedule and we decided it was in the best interest of everyone to have him sit this one out."

C.J. Watson will start at point guard and Rip Hamilton is in the lineup as the No. 2 guard.

Rose, the reigning MVP, also missed Monday's loss against the Memphis Grizzlies as he rested a toe condition on his left foot. Rose said it's turf toe, but Thibodeau said it was a sprain.

"He's usually a pretty quick healer so he'll get his treatment, then we have a couple days off, so we'll see where he is after that," Thibodeau said. He usually responds well to treatment."

Thibodeau also said he had no regrets about playing Rose in the previous two games.

"You base your decisions on the information you have at that particular time," Thibodeau said. "So he felt that he was feeling better. We've played a number of games in a short amount of time so we just want to be smart. A lot of guys are hurting right now, but we don't want to take any chances."

Rose, who did not participate in the Bulls' late afternoon shootaround at the United Center and was still wearing a walking boot, said Monday the pain was a "six or seven" on a scale of 1-10.

Rose injured his left big toe during the first quarter of last Tuesday night's game against the Minnesota Timberwolves when Anthony Tolliver fell on him and jammed it into the floor.

Rose is averaging 20.8 points and 8.7 assists per game, pushing the Bulls to a league-best 12-3 start.

Nick Friedell covers the Bulls for ESPNChicago.com. Information from The Associated Press was used in this report.

Do-or-die Game Sevens up for PBA semifinalists

2012-01-17T20:03:00.004-08:00

source: InterAKTV

For the 2011-12 PBA Philippine Cup semifinalists, everything will be on the line.

Talk ‘N Text, Petron Blaze, Rain or Shine and Powerade scramble for an all-important win in Game Seven of the All-Filipino tournament Wednesday at the Cuneta Astrodome in Pasay City.

With their respective best-of-seven semifinal series tied at three games apiece, the four remaining teams clash in a do-or-die Game Seven with the winners advancing to the best-of-seven championship series.

With the stakes so high, the finale of the two semifinal match-ups is expected to be nothing short of a war.

“It will be hell in Game Seven,” said Tropang Texters head coach Chot Reyes as they collide with the Boosters in the main game at 7:30 p.m.

“We’re just blessed to be on this position, alive and breathing. We’re raring to go and hopefully we save our best for last,” he added.

Talk ‘N Text staved off elimination twice after winning the last two games to tie their series against the Boosters.

Now, the Tropang Texters are eyeing to be just the third team to rally from a 3-1 deficit in a best-of-seven series and win.

The first team to do that was Ginebra against Shell in the classic 1991 First Conference finals highlighted by Rudy Distrito’s off-balanced drive. Purefoods duplicated the feat in 2006 after conquering Alaska in the 2006 Philippine Cup semifinals.

That is something that Petron mentor Ato Agustin does not want to happen, but the Boosters must play with a better defensive effort in Game Seven if they want to prevent it.

“We have to play with consistent energy especially on defense,” said Agustin, who gave up 111 points in Game Six, the most they allowed in the series. “Kailangan naming i-correct ‘yung lapses especially on defense.”

Powerade also hopes to present a better challenge in their 5:15 p.m. encounter in Game Seven against Rain or Shine.

The Tigers failed to capitalize on their 3-2 lead as they were blown out in Game Six by the Elasto Painters, 98-112, last Sunday.

“We still have a chance. We just have to do what we are supposed to do,” said Perasol, hoping that his second unit will finally deliver and make solid contribution in the pivotal Game Seven.

Rain or Shine mentor Yeng Guiao is confident about their chances in the do-or-die contest, saying his players have more energy to finish the series.

“I think we’re fresher. Sa kanila, tatlo lang ang naglalaro. If we can sustain the pressure on these guys and move the ball, I think we’ll be okay,” said Guiao, referring to Powerade’s Big Three composed of Gary David, Marcio Lassiter and JVee Casio.

TEXTERS, BOOSTERS FIGHT FOR ALL THE MARBLES -- AGAIN

2012-01-17T20:03:00.002-08:00

source: pba.ph

Squaring off for one last time, the Talk n Text Tropang Texters and the Petron Blaze Boosters both hope they saved their best for last.

The two powerhouse squads knock each other out Wednesday at the Cuneta Astrodome with the winner
advancing to the PBA Philippine Cup finals versus the victor in the Rain or Shine-Powerade
confrontation.

It’s a double Game Seven, a gigantic card happening in the league for only the third time.

The Tropang Texters and the Boosters take the floor at 7:30 p.m., clashing in a deciding Game Seven for the second straight tourney.

Talk n Text has rallied from the jaws of defeat and is now on the brink of a fourth consecutive
finals appearance.

If ever, the Smart-PLDT franchise will be the third team in league history to dig out of a 1-3 hole in a best-of-seven series. Barangay Ginebra and Purefoods were the first two teams to carve out the feat in 1991 and 2006.

The Boosters, however, are convinced all is not loss and that they can regroup to dethrone the
reigning champs.

Petron is out to salvage the series for a 32nd finals stint and a shot at a 20th crown.

“We lost the last two games, pero three-all pa lang. We still have the chance. We’ll work to
correct our mistakes and lapses,” said Petron coach Ato Agustin.

As he’s been saying all along, Agustin said the key is for them not to allow Talk n Text set the
pace.

“Kapag nakipagpagalingan kami sa kanila sa opensa, di kami talaga mananalo,” he said.

“That’s not our game. We should make stops,” Petron chief playmaker Alex Cabagnot shared.

Cabagnot went 1-of-11 from the beyond the arc as the Boosters lost the last two games.

The Texters, meanwhile, just look determined to fight to the finish.

“No matter what, we just get to keep fighting. We’ve got to fight and fight until we can’t
fight anymore,” said Talk n Text skipper Jimmy Alapag.

“This is still our championship and it’s ours until somebody takes it away,” added Alapag, who
played big in the Texters’ Game Five and Game Six victories.

Talk n Text coach Chot Reyes what will be bad is to feel good and relax after winning the last two games.

“We’ve gotten ourselves in this position. We have to come out with the same energy and intensity
to get the job done Wednesday,” said Reyes. (SB)

FINAL CHANCE FOR E-PAINTERS, TIGERS

2012-01-17T20:03:00.000-08:00

source: pba.ph

RAIN or Shine and Powerade are each on the brink of franchise history, so expect them to pull out all stops when they collide anew Wednesday for a finals slot in the PBA Philippine Cup at the Cuneta Astrodome.

The sudden-death was forged by the Elasto Painters' 112-98 equalizer of a victory in Game 6 last
Sunday, stymieing the Tigers' bid to make their first finals appearance since bolting out of the San Miguel Corporation group in 2004 while putting the former on the threshold of a first-ever championship stint.

"Whatever it is we haven't done, we have to do it on Wednesday," said Powerade coach Bo Perasol.

"The beauty of a 3-2 lead is that you only get tied if you lose," he added. "We still have a chance and I'm hoping we're going to get challenged again," he stated.

The chance is too good to just slip away and Rain or Shine's grizzled coach, Yeng Guiao, knows what his team must do to realize their coveted goal.

"Energy and sustaining the pressure on them," said Guiao in starting to outline his team's basic
gameplan.

"If we are able to keep the energy up, not giving up rebounds, move the ball, force their main
scorers to play defense as well and make them work for their shots, then our chances will be good."

Those are precisely what the E-Painters did so well in forcing the decider. In Game 6 they had 31 assists in 44 field goals, emerged with a 57-50 advantage off the boards, including 24-17 on the offensive end, and had the Tigers' main men working doubly hard.

Gary David and Marcio Lassiter each wound up with 30 points, but Game 5 hero Jayvee Casio only had seven after pouring in 26 just two days earlier. Each also saw extensive action, logging a minimum of 36 minutes.

Guiao said those minutes should ultimately take their toll on the prized Tigers and give his team the advantage.

"Going into Wednesday's game we'll be fresher than they are. Tatlo lang ang naglalaro sa kabila, e. Mauubos din 'yung mga iyon. As long as we continue to put the pressure on them offensively and defensively at some point they'll get tired," pointed out Guiao.

"On our side, we have a longer rotation so we can run because we are playing our players less
minutes than they are. "I think that's going to be an advantage."

Perasol said he has tried giving David, Lassiter and Casio some rest. Problem is, the relievers were not up to the task, at least in Game 6, as they were terribly outscored, 62-6, by their Rain or Shine counterparts.

"Nag-deliver naman iyung tatlo, pero hindi ang kanilang support cast. The likes of (Celino) Cruz, (Joshua) Vanlandingham), even (Doug) Kramer... nmost were absent," said Perasol.

"That's why I kept reminding them na it's got to be an effort by the whole team, not just by two or three players."

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