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Manny Pacquiao has fought the best fighters of this generation and was successful in his attempt to win seven world titles. Meanwhile, Joshua Clottey is being questioned by some as a legitimate opponent for Manny Pacquiao considering his recent loss to Miguel Cotto, a fighter Pacquiao defeated by TKO on the 12th round on their last outing.

Clottey was spotted by Team Pacquiao member Roger Fernandez doing some jogging at the convention hall while wearing thermal suits for 45 minutes and then skip ropes. Because of this, Roger surmised that Clottey is still overweight, since why would he wear thermal suits unless he is not trying to reduce weight. On the other hand, Manny Pacquiao had a hearty breakfast and weight just right at 146 lbs.

Pacquiao is a 6-1 favorite in boxing odds at Sportsbook.com. The rounds option is listed at 9.5 with the over at -185.

Speculation that the global star will be back for the Masters Tournament in April.

At the Honda Classic, which starts in Florida, renowned golf personalities, including Jack Nicklaus, say they will not cause any surprise if Woods's participation in any previous contest before the first major of the season as a way to operate at full capacity in Augusta.

"I suspect he will play a tournament before Augusta, Nicklaus told the media, 70, guest of honor at the tennnis betting Honda Classic in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.

"I would be very surprised if he does not compete before Augusta," he added.

Nicklaus was six times winner of the "Green Jacket" Masters, the last at 46 in 1986, who became the oldest golfer to win her.

But the legendary player constantly referring to the elusive Tiger Woods infidelities and marital conflict.

Time stopped today to the press and media for 13 minutes while Tiger Woods offered a public apology for his extramarital affairs.

Dozens of television and Internet media broadcast live the press conference, allowing the whole world watching and listening to Woods for the first time since her public image fell out of favor for nearly three months.

Woods today publicly apologized for his infidelity and expressed shame at the conduct claimed to be "irresponsible and selfish", noting that the circuit again without specifying when.

Millions of viewers watched and listened to the best golfer in the world. And no sooner finished speaking, commentators discussed each of his words.

George Stephanopoulos, the U.S. network ABC, said the speech was "one of the most extraordinary public apology for a public figure."

"He left nothing on the table," Stephanopoulos said. "This is a man who has thought about what he did."