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    Pacquiao-Marquez would take place at 140 pounds, said Arum. "This would be my dream if Pacquiao wins. I would think that a fight with Marquez, coupled with Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. against [John] Duddy would be a blockbuster in Cowboys Stadium, particularly given the huge Hispanic population in that area" Arum said. Chavez (40-0-1, 30 KOs), a junior middleweight (154), meets Troy Rowland (25-2, seven KOs) on Nov. 14, and Duddy (27-1, 17 KOs), is a middleweight (160). Full Article at AOL Sports
    This would be my dream if Pacquiao wins. I would think that a fight with Marquez, coupled with Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. against [John] Duddy would be a blockbuster in Cowboys Stadium, particularly given the huge Hispanic population in that area
    Bob Arum – Bob Arum SOURCE: AOL Sports 2 weeks ago
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Promoter: Mayweather-Pacquiao at Cowboys Stadium 'Total Nonsense'
  1. We're talking about Pacquiao against Marquez if Pacquiao wins ... If Cotto wins, we're exploring Cotto fighting in June in Yankee Stadium.
    Bob Arum – Bob Arum SOURCE: AOL Sports 2 weeks ago
  2. Yankee Stadium took a full page add out for our Pacquiao-Cotto fight program that reads 'Yankee Stadium, Your Home For Boxing 2010,' and there's a picture of the stadium ... The Yankees are so interested in doing boxing at their stadium. That's a good story that nobody has.
    Bob Arum – Bob Arum SOURCE: AOL Sports 2 weeks ago
  3. We haven't talked to Mayweather ... We haven't discussed it with Mayweather.
    Bob Arum – Bob Arum SOURCE: AOL Sports 2 weeks ago
  4. Pacquiao is very interested in fighting there. We would definitely try to schedule a fight with Mayweather in March, which is something fans have been waiting to see for some time.
    SOURCE: AOL Sports 2 weeks ago

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