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Manny may fight on Sunday morning in Macau
M
anny Pacquiao and Brandon Rios may fight on a Sunday morning when they meet in Macau later this year. No final decision has been made on the time of the November 24 fight between the Filipino hero and his American opponent, but it could start during the morning to hit Saturday night TV audiences in the United States. The unusual start time could copy the strategy used in 1975 for the "Thrilla in Manila" when Muhammad Ali fought Joe Frazier from 10:45 am in the Filipino capital. The fight between Pacquiao and Rios has huge implications for everyone concerned. With Pacquiao following Chinese star Zou Shiming to the glitzy casino haven near Hong Kong, Macau looks set to copy Las Vegas by becoming a boxing capital. Promoters are eyeing a huge potential audience in China. Years ago Macau snatched the title of the world's biggest gambling hub from Las Vegas. Now, it wants a slice of the boxing action too. The bout between Pacquiao and Rios in the semi-autonomous territory will be the biggest professional fight yet on Chinese soil. Not surprisingly, it will be financially advantageous for all concerned. Pacquiao, 34, once regarded as the world's best boxer, pound for pound, but now battling back from two straight losses, saves a fortune in American tax. He has not fought outside the United States since 2006. Macau, and especially The Venetian, the giant casino-resort where the fight will take place, gains more visitors, a higher profile, and an image diversified away from gambling. American promoter Bob Arum brings another big event to China, which he calls the "new destination for big-time boxing".
Zou's win against Eleazar Valenzuela last month drew an estimated 300 million TV viewers in the country. Macau's gambling profits overtook those of Las Vegas in 2006 and Glenn McCartney, assistant professor of gaming and hospitality management at the University of Macau, says it now needs to diversify. "Historically it's been labelled as a gaming destination," he says. "In Vegas 15 or 20 years ago they realised they could make money from other leisure tourism or business streams. Arum tested the waters for Macau as a big fight venue in April, when China's Zou fought in his professional debut. Signing up the country's most successful amateur was a shrewd move by Arum, founder and chief executive of Top Rank promotions, who can clearly smell the big money to be made in the country of 1.3 billion people. Two-thirds of the 15 000 seats in The Venetian's Cotai Arena venue were filled for the four-round bout in which Zou beat Mexican Valenzuela on a unanimous points decision. Arum, 81, said at the time: "It's a country where people are just starting to have the opportunity to sample what we in the West are used to, like professional boxing. "If it's done right, this will be the premier audience for the sport of boxing in the world." In a bid to attract Chinese fans, Arum has pledged to continue airing bouts on free-to-air television in the country, hoping to hook a segment of its large and increasingly affluent
audience. The Pacquiao fight will come just a week after the Macau Grand Prix, the world's only street racing event to feature cars and motorcycles.
Brandon Rios
In recently years, mixed martial arts, tennis exhibitions, international golf, badminton and basketball and the East Asian Games have also been held in Macau.
Manny Pacquiao