Seemingly ending the promotional woes of Manny Pacquiao at the hands of former handler Murad Muhammad, Pacquiao has reportedly signed a promotional agreement with Gary Shaw Productions. Shaw is one of the major promoters in the fight game today, having already secured big fights for growing stars such as Jeff Lacy and established champions such as Ronald Wright. At one point, it seemed as if stories of Pacquiao's financial problems and troubles within his team overshadowed those of his exploits in the ring. With this new development, Pacquiao will be looking to concentrate solely on his boxing without having to worry about financial issues within his own camp. Pacquiao will fight Hector Velazquez in Los Angeles next month.
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