Manny Pacquiao should bag it in Baguio now

It’s time to bag it in Baguio.
And Mr. Pacquiao needs to look at the Manny in the mirror as to who is to blame for the decision to train in Philippines so called “summer capital” in Northern Luzon.
Promoter Bob Arum acts like it’s no big deal that Pacman hasn’t been able to run outside due to wet grounds caused by the steadily inclement weather in Bagiuo.
There would have been no such problems had Pacquiao done what Coach Freddie Roach wanted and that was to train in the higher elevations of Toluca, Mexico.

SEE AP REPORTER DAVE SKRETA ON PACMAN'S TYPHOON RELIEF EFFORTS IN HIS HOMELAND.
Ditto for Vancouver, Canada, another proposed training site where there have been no reported typhoons, no resultant flooding and no garbage swirling through the streets.
Oh, yeah, before I forget. Pacquiao’s “fresh meat” delivery, new sparring partners Jose Luis Castillo and Danny Escobar both imported from California, are reportedly stuck in a Manila hotel due to road conditions on the murky way from the capital city to mountainous Bagiuo.

SEE NICK GIONGCO'S MANILA BULLETIN PIECE ON HOW FLOODED HIGHWAY IMPEDE TRAVEL IN AND AROUND BAGUIO.
Pacman’s Nov. 14 opponent Miguel I’m No Angel Cotto, meanwhile, enjoys the balmy weather conditions and breezes in Tampa, where he can do his roadwork properly anytime of day or night.
As I write this Google Weather says it is 64 degrees Fahrenheit and partially foggy in Bagio on a Saturday night.

Sun Star Baguio Photo
How’s the week ahead weather? Not so conducive for Manny’s roadwork, it seems, as there is a 20 percent chance of rain listed for Saturday and Sunday and a 40 percent chance for Monday and Tuesday. For Monday through Wednesday, thunderstorms are probable.
The skies and the roads are clear down in Tampa.
Come on, Manny, bag it in Baguio.
You mentioned relocating to Coach Roach’s inner sanctum, the Wild Card in rain and typhoon free Hollywood, on Oct. 19.

Sun Star Baguio Photo
Why not pack it in now and move to SoCal?
Something is amiss in beautiful Baguio, Manny.
Something is not clicking.
Or maybe you prefer to wait for the next typhoon or the next road flooding.
You don’t have to be a weatherman to know it’s time to get the hell out of Dodge, I mean Bagiuo.

A mistake was made, time grows short, cut your losses, Manny.

Get back to your roots at the Wild Card.
(mlcmarley@aol.com)

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