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[kadyo]

Originally Posted by JOM'S

unlike those guys na walang experience ma-KO in their younger days si pac meron dalawang beses pa, tingin ko he will be better of than both hatton and rjj, at least tingin ko yung over confidence ni pacquiao ang mababawasan, sakit na nya yun since nung ke torreocampo baka ngayon natauhan uli...

Palagay ko mahihirapan na. Tingnan na lang natin sa sunod na laban nya kung me susunod pa ba. Para sakin okay na yung mga nakamit nya. Mahirap nang maabot yun nang basta basta kahit gano pa kagaling ang boksingero. Ganun katindi si pac. Sya yung nag set ng standard para sa lahat ng magagaling na boksingero sa buong mundo.

[kadyo]

There’ll never be another Storm like him

By Recah Trinidad
PhilBoxing.com
Mon, 10 Dec 2012



IT will henceforth be called and celebrated as the Golden Era of Manny Pacquiao.


Once upon a time, there ruled a warrior fondly called the Pacific Storm. He established a noble dynasty by capturing world boxing crowns in a total of eight exacting divisions.
The greatness of this warrior was vast and vivid as his kindness and generosity were boundless.

He fought and won his biggest, fiercest battles with the love of God and genuine concern for countrymen at heart.

**

He provided inspiration, mainly for the hungry and the homeless.
The son of a run-away father, he knew keenly how it was to be hungry.

He spent boyhood in extreme poverty, and had to sleep on the cold, bare floor, a tragedy suffered by countless countrymen today.

The social analyst was right: there was no denying Filipino faith in Pacquiao grew stronger by the day because they saw in him their own resilience and ability to move up from the dirt floor.

**

Unlike movie stars and entertainment icons, (as noted in a first book written about him locally), he emerged from real blood-and-guts battles.

He was one genuine hero, not a product of fantasy—no borrowed courage, no artificial toughness, no rented heroics, etc.
He did not have to steal the adulation of gullible Filipinos by starring in shallow block-buster movies.

He did not usher in abundance.

But his heroism, inscribed in Truth and Time, was noble, very rich in relevance.

**

He was hailed, adored and has become the receptacle of his people’s hope.

Emmanuel Dapidran Pacquiao, 33, was secure in his legend when he was stopped by a grim Mexican rival.

Juan Manuel Marquez, 39, blasted Pacquiao to the canvas with one bludgeon swing to the uncovered chin.

The tragedy happened on the Feast of the Immaculate Conception, Dec. 8, 2012 in Las Vegas, capital of Pacquiao’s reign for nearly a decade, during which he also carried boxing on his shoulders.

**

Pain and shock was general all over his country when Pacquiao lost to Marquez by shocking knockout.

There was gloom and crying bereavement among his countrymen.
The tragedy felt as dreadful as on the day Ninoy Aquino was assassinated on Aug. 21, 1983.

Just like Ninoy, Pacquiao refused to yield and grimly stood his ground until the final moment.

Pacquiao got hit hard but, in the end, he was conquered by Father Time after it turned out he could no longer take a solid punch.

It was noted the national treasure, the Kamao ng Bayan, no longer had his rosary with him on the final day of his reign.
The Pacquiao era ended but his he saga lives on.

Pray that the Blessed Virgin Mary reward us with another of his noble kind.

[Radke]

Originally Posted by Uncle Kadyo

There’ll never be another Storm like him

By Recah Trinidad
PhilBoxing.com
Mon, 10 Dec 2012



IT will henceforth be called and celebrated as the Golden Era of Manny Pacquiao.


Once upon a time, there ruled a warrior fondly called the Pacific Storm. He established a noble dynasty by capturing world boxing crowns in a total of eight exacting divisions.
The greatness of this warrior was vast and vivid as his kindness and generosity were boundless.

He fought and won his biggest, fiercest battles with the love of God and genuine concern for countrymen at heart.

**

He provided inspiration, mainly for the hungry and the homeless.
The son of a run-away father, he knew keenly how it was to be hungry.

He spent boyhood in extreme poverty, and had to sleep on the cold, bare floor, a tragedy suffered by countless countrymen today.

The social analyst was right: there was no denying Filipino faith in Pacquiao grew stronger by the day because they saw in him their own resilience and ability to move up from the dirt floor.

**

Unlike movie stars and entertainment icons, (as noted in a first book written about him locally), he emerged from real blood-and-guts battles.

He was one genuine hero, not a product of fantasy—no borrowed courage, no artificial toughness, no rented heroics, etc.
He did not have to steal the adulation of gullible Filipinos by starring in shallow block-buster movies.

He did not usher in abundance.

But his heroism, inscribed in Truth and Time, was noble, very rich in relevance.

**

He was hailed, adored and has become the receptacle of his people’s hope.

Emmanuel Dapidran Pacquiao, 33, was secure in his legend when he was stopped by a grim Mexican rival.

Juan Manuel Marquez, 39, blasted Pacquiao to the canvas with one bludgeon swing to the uncovered chin.

The tragedy happened on the Feast of the Immaculate Conception, Dec. 8, 2012 in Las Vegas, capital of Pacquiao’s reign for nearly a decade, during which he also carried boxing on his shoulders.

**

Pain and shock was general all over his country when Pacquiao lost to Marquez by shocking knockout.

There was gloom and crying bereavement among his countrymen.
The tragedy felt as dreadful as on the day Ninoy Aquino was assassinated on Aug. 21, 1983.

Just like Ninoy, Pacquiao refused to yield and grimly stood his ground until the final moment.

Pacquiao got hit hard but, in the end, he was conquered by Father Time after it turned out he could no longer take a solid punch.

It was noted the national treasure, the Kamao ng Bayan, no longer had his rosary with him on the final day of his reign.
The Pacquiao era ended but his he saga lives on.

Pray that the Blessed Virgin Mary reward us with another of his noble kind.

Syet, nakakalungkot talagang isipin na sa isang iglap nagbago ang takbo ng karera ni idol. Kakaibang feeling talaga yung nangyari gawa ng nasanay tayong everytime na araw ng laban ni Pacquiao alam na nating magiging masaya ang buong araw na yon.

Ang sakit pa rin everytime na nakikita ko yung mga video/picture na nakadapa sya na parang wala ng buhay, naaalala ko yung oras na tuwang tuwa ko dahil pumapabor na kay idol yung takbo ng laban, then suddenly boom! Parang panaginip lang.

Ah bwiset, makatulog na nga lang..

[PAC-BOY]

Originally Posted by Uncle Kadyo

WOW!!!!!!!

[larryXdavid]

Originally Posted by led*

Talo na nga ng milyun- myon sa pusta. Sisisihin mo pa.



Tangnang ******* to. Itago mo yung mga knife, lubid, baril at mga pills sa bahay nyo, baka ano pa maisip mo.

si makavelli bat parang hindi pa nag popost ?

[JOM'S]

Originally Posted by Uncle Kadyo

Palagay ko mahihirapan na. Tingnan na lang natin sa sunod na laban nya kung me susunod pa ba. Para sakin okay na yung mga nakamit nya. Mahirap nang maabot yun nang basta basta kahit gano pa kagaling ang boksingero. Ganun katindi si pac. Sya yung nag set ng standard para sa lahat ng magagaling na boksingero sa buong mundo.

agree ako sayo prof ako rin okey na okey na sakin kung ano yung nagawa ni Manny at if he elected not to fight anymore I would be happy for him but if he does elect to soldier on and the run does not stop here, i will root for and support him to the end...

[JOM'S]

One same expression, I bet a lot more us had this when we saw that knockout...

[Left Hook Tua]

Originally Posted by Uncle Kadyo

Papuntahin sa algeria yung mga nangaasar dito. Mga putang inang mga hindut na pukinanginang mga gagong bopol na mga yan.

except me

[kadyo]

Originally Posted by Radke

Syet, nakakalungkot talagang isipin na sa isang iglap nagbago ang takbo ng karera ni idol. Kakaibang feeling talaga yung nangyari gawa ng nasanay tayong everytime na araw ng laban ni Pacquiao alam na nating magiging masaya ang buong araw na yon.

Ang sakit pa rin everytime na nakikita ko yung mga video/picture na nakadapa sya na parang wala ng buhay, naaalala ko yung oras na tuwang tuwa ko dahil pumapabor na kay idol yung takbo ng laban, then suddenly boom! Parang panaginip lang.

Ah bwiset, makatulog na nga lang..

Kaya nga ginawa kong sig para atangap ko nangyari.

[kadyo]

Originally Posted by Left Hook Tua

except me

Of course rock. A fellow pinoy got a pass.