APManny Pacquiao's wife reportedly says it's time for her husband to exit the ring.
Jinkee Pacquiao told USA Today Sports this week that she was afraid when he husband was knocked out by a strong right punch by rival Juan Manuel Marquez in the sixth round of their bout Dec. 8 in Las Vegas.
"It's the first time I've seen him like that, lying on the canvas, and I was scared,'' she said. She said she began screaming and crying, and was comforted by promoter Bob Arum.
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"I know he is still (capable) of fighting, but for me there is nothing to prove," Jinkee Pacquiao told USA Today Sports. "He already has eight (title) belts. He can retire — stop — at any time. I want him to stop now. But he is the one who has the last say."
Duke coach said that after winning his second gold medal in men's basketball would be his Team USA finale. That may not be the case anymore.
Czech Tomas Berdych snapped a run of 11 consecutive defeats by world number one Novak Djokovic to reach the semi-finals of the Rome Masters before Rafa Nadal was stretched to the limit against David Ferrer on Friday.
UFC lightweight Nate Diaz has been suspended for using a gay slur in a tweet about fighter Bryan Caraway.
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