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Showing posts with label Manny Pacquiao. Show all posts
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Tuesday, May 10, 2011

Most times when I box, the howling gets too much

Boxing welterweight champion Manny Pacquiao is an example of a sportsman who draws the attention and interest of regular and casual boxing fans and of people from the broader spectrum of society because of his superior boxing ability and concern for always giving spectators their money’s worth.
His explosive boxing style is liked by all fans and the general public because the skills and power involved are easily understood and its entertainment value readily appreciated. What can be more entertaining than a knock-out delivered in spectacular fashion? The subtle skills and accomplishments of a defensive fighter like Floyd Mayweather Jr. is regarded as boring by fans because it is not readily apparent and  lacks visual impact. Fans want graphic entertainment for their money, which is why  ultimate fighting matches are getting popular.
In addition to this, the Filipino icon also possesses the X factor that makes masses of people want to see him in person and appreciate his other activities and anything about him. Of course, he is also an elected public official, a Congressman from Sarangani who has significant plans for improving his district.
I fully appreciate the accomplishments of Manny Pacquiao at this point. He comes from a broken family in General Santos City who was forced to stop schooling and become a boxer in order to survive and was able to sustain his boxing triumphs to be able to climb to the pinnacle of his sport. What makes him stand out is his being magnanimous in victory, his genuine gratitude for those who have helped him and for those who continue to support him, his being deeply religious and his continuing desire to learn and be of service to the Filipino people.
His rise from poverty to unimagined sporting acclaim, fame and fortune has served as an inspiration to all Filipinos to strive harder for success in whatever field of endeavor. People have relearned the values of discipline and hard work and being in the grace of God from him, and feel that these will also help them to be successful in their own way.
Pacquiao’s accomplishments and character as a sportsman have made people from around the world aware of the Philippines and Filipinos. His impact in terms of renewed interest in investment, tourism, sports and solicitation of aid for worthwhile projects like the Gawad Kalinga in the country is significant. In these times of continuing high prices in prime commodities, services and utilities, the man has provided a sense of relief and renewal of spirit to the general public which cannot be dismissed.
As a person, Manny Pacquiao is also remarkable for being a passable singer and musician and for also being proficient in basketball, darts and billiards. He is a prime endorser of various Philippine and global products and carries his own brand name in a variety of wearable items and accessories. He is also fairly successful in his TV program appearances and in the cockfighting field.
I feel that there is also much value in Pacquiao’s being able to understand and express himself in the English language because not all foreign national sportspersons can do so. He does not try to change his unmistakable Visayan accent, which is what endears him to native Filipinos and Fil-Americans alike, and is in fact what advertisers have used successfully in marketing because it is readily memorable to the consuming public.
Pacquiao’s continuing impact on all sectors and segments of Philippine society is borne out by the facts of a temporary ceasefire between government and armed rebel groups, very low incidence of crime and work stoppage every time he fights because viewing the action becomes paramount to almost everything.
I think that Manny Pacquiao will be a force to be reckoned with in the highest political contests in the Philippines in the future because of his natural appeal to the masses of voters and various influential groups and stakeholders and his deep financial resources.








Monday, May 9, 2011

Manny Pacquiao: The People's Champion

      The recent fight of Manny Pacquiao has once again brought our country to prestige in the heart of boxing fans throughout the world. There is not much to say about the man because of his popularity and everybody knows about his greatness, his courage and his tremendous strength that no one had ever posses entirely throughtout boxing history for he has defeated all the best in the world in eight different division.
      Personally, may I say that he is an epitome of a champion and of a man not just because of his belt on his waist but because of his character. What really interests me is the undying love for his countrymen that in spite of his fame and fortune and richest he is still willing and dying to serve his hometown in General Santos City being elected as a Congressman. His first plan was to put up a Hospital that will cater to the needs of the people who have long suffered from strictly driven poverty areas where there are unreachable medical services.  Sometimes I feel that he can simply lie down on his bed all year round and still manage to have the luxury of life, but still he thought about the welfare of the people.  He said that this is his way to give back all the love of the people who continuously supported him during his entire career.
      Once again his courage inspired me to develop an undying pursuit to greatness and a never say die attitude. His fight inside the ring is a punch of courage and it is not a fight for an opponent but a sign of sportsmanship that makes him a champion from the rest of the champions.  I remember one time about his fight with Antonio Margarito when he could easily knockdown the man and tried to pin him down with shame but he did not instead he ask the referee for stoppage but the man refused and insist to fight him all throughout but he spared his opponent for by holding out his punches for he saw the man was weak.
       In an interview after the fight he said that “boxing is a sport it’s not about killing anybody”. I remember this is his last few words after the fight and this makes him even greater and an epitome of a champion for he has acted like one. His ability doesn’t ask for a favor or reassurance for audience’s applause but respect he has deserved for his opponents when margarito saying after the fight that he has done everything he had but manny is truly the best in the world. And recently Shane Mosley repeatedly saying that he has experience the hardest punches with Manny throughout his career. Manny Pacquiao faces all its opponent even they all have the advantage in height, weight and reach in fact mostly he fought a big guy and win against them.     
      Whether inside and outside the ring one thing that I admired most is his faith in God for he has put all his heart and mind to give back all his honor and praises to the one who gave him strength. During the fight he would go to the corner of the ring and seek God for wisdom, and after the fight he would lift his arms to honor and give thanks to God’s glory. One thing he has asked his friends and families is to pray for him so that he would not be hurt much, or hurt much his opponent but give a good fight for the audience.
      Against all odds did he fight his enemy and critics with fashion and pride that wouldn’t succumb to exaggeration but with calmness and righteousness to uplift his morale; When Floyd May weather shown his trembling fear and discouragement towards fighting Manny all he could do is to stabbed him in the back when he tried to destroy manny’s image by saying that manny has been using performance enhancing drugs. But manny stand out to sue his oppressor for he has no use of trash talking but settle their arguments legally in court.
      These amazing facts are indeed a remarkable and genuine characteristic of an epitome of a man and a champion in all sports but in life. Manny Pacquiao's victory which I truly admired does makes him a hero and a national pride, and this remarks concludes him in regard for my worth in fact our worth being a Filipino that me and actually all of us being a Filipino makes us a champion.
     
     

Manny Pacquiao: The Epitome of a Man

Shane Mosley (L-R) Manny Pacquiao of the Philippines celebrates with Shane Mosley after defeating Oscar De La Hoya in their welterweight fight at the MGM Grand Garden Arena December 6, 2008 in Las Vegas, Nevada.

The recent fight of Manny Pacquiao has once again brought our country to prestige in the heart of boxing fans throughout the world. There is not much to say about the man because of his popularity and everybody knows about his greatness, his courage and his tremendous strength that no one had ever posses entirely throughtout boxing history for he has defeated all the best in the world in eight different division.       

Personally, may I say that he is an epitome of a champion and of a man not just because of his belt on his waist but because of his character. What really interests me is the undying love for his countrymen that in spite of his fame and fortune and richest he is still willing and dying to serve his hometown in General Santos City being elected as a Congressman. His first plan was to put up a Hospital that will cater to the needs of the people who have long suffered from strictly driven poverty areas where there are unreachable medical services.  Sometimes I feel that he can simply lie down on his bed all year round and still manage to have the luxury of life, but still he thought about the welfare of the people.  He said that this is his way to give back all the love of the people who continuously supported him during his entire career.       

Once again his courage inspired me to develop an undying pursuit to greatness and a never say die attitude. His fight inside the ring is a punch of courage and it is not a fight for an opponent but a sign of sportsmanship that makes him a champion from the rest of the champions.  I remember one time about his fight with Antonio Margarito when he could easily knockdown the man and tried to pin him down with shame but he did not instead he ask the referee for stoppage but the man refused and insist to fight him all throughout but he spared his opponent for by holding out his punches for he saw the man was weak.       

In an interview after the fight he said that “boxing is a sport it’s not about killing anybody”. I remember this is his last few words after the fight and this makes him even greater and an epitome of a champion for he has acted like one. His ability doesn’t ask for a favor or reassurance for audience’s applause but respect he has deserved for his opponents when margarito saying after the fight that he has done everything he had but manny is truly the best in the world. And recently Shane Mosley repeatedly saying that he has experience the hardest punches with Manny throughout his career. Manny Pacquiao faces all its opponent even they all have the advantage in height, weight and reach in fact mostly he fought a big guy and win against them.            

Whether inside and outside the ring one thing that I admired most is his faith in God for he has put all his heart and mind to give back all his honor and praises to the one who gave him strength. During the fight he would go to the corner of the ring and seek God for wisdom, and after the fight he would lift his arms to honor and give thanks to God’s glory. One thing he has asked his friends and families is to pray for him so that he would not be hurt much, or hurt much his opponent but give a good fight for the audience.      

Against all odds did he fight his enemy and critics with fashion and pride that wouldn’t succumb to exaggeration but with calmness and righteousness to uplift his morale; When Floyd May weather shown his trembling fear and discouragement towards fighting Manny all he could do is to stabbed him in the back when he tried to destroy manny’s image by saying that manny has been using performance enhancing drugs. But manny stand out to sue his oppressor for he has no use of trash talking but settle their arguments legally in court.       

These amazing facts are indeed a remarkable and genuine characteristic of an epitome of a man and a champion in all sports but in life. Manny Pacquiao's victory which I truly admired does makes him a hero and a national pride, and this remarks concludes him in regard for my worth in fact our worth being a Filipino that me and actually all of us being a Filipino makes us a champion.

Thursday, December 30, 2010

Why Manny Pacquiao May Be the Greatest Fighter Ever - In My Book

I just watched the documentary, 'Thrilla In Manila' and I am horrified to find out how potty-mouthed and unsportsmanlike Muhammad Ali really was, during the prime of his career.  I grew up learning about the legend of this guy - only to find out now - what a horrifying human being he really was - arrogant, deluded - so full of himself! Definitely not a champion in my book. 

I always thought Manny Pacquiao was still light years away from what Muhammad Ali achieved in his lifetime, but after watching the documentary, I found out it was the other way around!  Muhammad Ali - both as a person and an athlete is a million miles away from the greatness that Manny Pacquiao has achieved.  And Manny has impeccable manners! 

Muhammad Ali's mouth should have been washed with detergent by his Mom when he was young!   I seriously think he was just a media creation - a media hype - all air but no achievement at all. Oh yeah, maybe he won this and that - but his arrogance just stank to high heavens!  If he lived in this day and age, he wouldn't have survived - since people really see you in different types of media.  He would  be the equivalent of a Britney Spears or Lindsay Lohan - and yes - just a rung over that other dastardly person - Mike Tyson - who beats up women!

Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Despite My Ambivalence to Boxing, Still Proud of PacMan

Yes, boxing has not really been a sport I was ever interested in.  I just find it too violent, reminiscent of what the gladiators did during the Roman times.  I guess, I'm the only Filipino who has not seen a full length fight of Manny, mainly because of my disinterest in the sport.  Anyhow, even with this personal ambivalence, I'm proud of what Manny has done to represent himself as a Filipino to the eyes of the world.  Ever humble, always prepared, a supremely tough opponent to defeat, and surely, a legend in the making, not only in boxing, but for the world of sport.  I've always been amazed at this guy's coolness especially when Mayweather was already insulting him. His response was very dignified, worthy of a real champion!  He deserves all the success he gets and I just hope that the Lord will always keep him safe from any severe injuries or bodily harm in the future.  Looking at their swollen faces shows how exceedingly powerful their punches are.  I'm sure a punch from him will knock me outright!

Sunday, October 3, 2010

Impressed that Manny Pacquiao continues to train hard


Manny Pacquiao, I believe, has nothing more to prove, to his fans and to everyone in the world of boxing.  But still, through the TV footages we see everyday, he trains hard for his next fight, concentrating on it and making sure he achieves the results he and his coach, Freddie Roach, have set for themselves.  Incredible!  He already is a millionaire many times over, but his discipline is admirable!  I want to emulate that attitude and that discipline!  His attitude towards his main job, which is as a boxer, is inspiring to me, to say the least.  If Pacquiao still has that motivation and that fire burning inside of him, when he has everything already in the world, what more to lesser souls like me!  You make us all proud, Manny!

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