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Manny Pacquiao: Nice to have @Klay Thompson at Wild Card Gym today! I told Klay I would teach him how to fight if he’ll teach me how to shoot.

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Karl-Anthony Towns: Had the opportunity to meet the legend work @MannyPacquiao 🇵🇭

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The stars continue to come out to Wild Card Gym to take a peek at Sen. Manny Pacquiao as he prepares for his upcoming bout with Errol Spence Jr. On Saturday (Sunday, Manila time), Pacquiao had a star-studded group of Fil-Am guests headlined by Utah Jazz guard Jordan Clarkson. Clarkson was joined by music artists Apl.de.Ap and J. Rey Soul — both of whom have Filipino lineage — of the Black Eyed Peas.

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Kawhi Leonard, who led the Toronto Raptors to the title last June before signing with the Los Angeles Clippers, is in attendance at ringside for the Manny Pacquiao-Keith Thurman bout on Saturday (Sunday morning PHL time).

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Manny Pacquiao says he wants to fight until he's 45 years old ... and when he retires, the boxing star tells TMZ Sports he will seriously consider buying an NBA franchise. The 40-year-old superstar has made a FORTUNE during his boxing career -- and says he feels he's got AT LEAST another 5 years of fighting before hangin' 'em up for good. "I feel like young, like late 20s," PacMan says ... explaining that he still loves the sport and all of the training that comes with it.

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Filipino boxing great Manny Pacquiao will travel to Japan next month to lend a hand as the Philippines bids against China to host the 2019 basketball World Cup. Manuel V. Pangilinan, the president of the Basketball Federation of the Philippines, said Friday that Pacquiao will be among Filipino government officials and business executives who will try to persuade FIBA to award the hosting of the tournament to the Philippines.

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Diamond Leung: Draymond Green: "I know Dub Nation and everybody's a Pacquiao fan. I'm a Mayweather fan, so it's great to see him there for me."

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Game 7 of the Spurs/Clippers NBA playoff series drew 4.8 million viewers on TNT Saturday night, down 18% from Grizzlies/Thunder last year (5.8M) but up 7% from Bulls/Nets in 2013 (4.4M). Keep in mind last year’s game was the second part of a rare Game 7 tripleheader. The Clippers’ last-second win earned the fourth-smallest audience for an NBA Game 7 in the past five years — since Bucks/Hawks in 2010 (3.1M) — ahead of only Clippers/Grizzlies in 2012 (4.6M), Bulls/Nets in 2013, and Hawks/Pacers last year (3.6M). There have been 15 NBA Game 7s over that span, including nine in the first round. Spurs/Clippers was likely impacted by the Floyd Mayweather/Manny Pacquiao boxing fight. While the fight did not begin until well after the game’s conclusion, the lead-up potentially stole away a few viewers.

Sports Media Watch

Anthony Tolliver: People say Mayweather "ran" from Paq. Mayweather landed TWICE as many punches as Paq. He moved away from Paqs punches lol. Its called boxing

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Devin Harris: Anyone else bored with that fight? Do we want to see a rematch?

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Draymond Green: Floyd fought more tonight than ever... Yet they're hating more than ever... They wanted him to lose that bad!!!!

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Russell Westbrook: MONEY TEAM!!!! @FloydMayweather

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Jamal Crawford: Congrats to my big bro @FloydMayweather !!!! http://t.co/aUlmPCkPMt

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Charlie Villanueva: Very disappointed with the #MayPac fight. Give the fans a show. Tickets were overpriced for a reason. Give the fans a show. #underwhelmed

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