Manny Pacquiao – the world’s Most unusual boxer
February 9th, 2010 | Uncategorized | No Comments »
The planet’s number one pound for pound boxer. The only septuple champion in seven weight divisions. The only boxer who won four lineal championships in 4 weight divisions. The best boxer of Pacific Rim. A living legend who is even ranked higher than Muhammad Ali. It is the world’s most exceptional fighter, Manny Pacquiao. Manny Pacquiao “the sikat ang pinoy boxer”, 31, was born in Bukidnon, Philippines came from an economically poor family. He was undereducated, and later moved to boxing, with the hopes that he’s going to help in alleviating the slumping social conditions of his folks. He fought first as a light flyweight, and became an assertive fighter.
Later on , Pacquiao experienced two defeats, before he faced one of the greatest Mexican fighters of all time, Erik Morales.
Pacquiao’s victories against dela Hoya, Hatton and Cotto propelled him to be the best boxer at this division. Holding a couple of championship belts was a troublesome achievement, and with that, Pacquiao is a name who will be at par with the legendary Sugar Ray Robinson. Now, here are the answers. Manny Pacquiao “the sikat ang pinoy boxer” is a God-fearing yet generous fighter. He tries hard in trainings, and never puts down his opponents. But most likely, what makes Manny strong is the support of his family. His loving family made him a model voter, not only to the Philippines, but to the entire world. Manny Pacquiao “the sikat ang pinoy boxer”.
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