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from the site...
Not only an idol in his native Philippines, Pacquiao has become an international sports god, drawing much-needed fans to the fading profession of boxing. His ferocious November 2009 battle with Miguel Cotto in Las Vegas drew immense numbers. And while his recent fight against Joshua Clottey was a relative cakewalk, it packed the colossal, high-def Dallas Stadium to standing-room capacity. His only real challenger left is Floyd Mayweather Jr., if he finally dares to face Pacquiao. For now, the Filipino, a champion in seven weight classes, is focusing on a prize he has tried but failed to win before: a seat in his country's legislature.
hmm... i think the *****s would think the TIME staff who wrote this is a *******.
mayweather is the challenger... IF he finally dares to face pacquiao
well, i just voted for pac in there... much more influencial than a foul-thick-lipped ****** wanna-be fraud...Comment
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"His only real challenger left is Floyd Mayweather Jr., if he finally dares to face Pacquiao."
hehe!! we all know this!! i just wish he wouldn't duck pacquiao so much!!!! but if he wouldn't he would get his ass kicked!
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fraud will not last in the ring as how cotto/clottey did...Comment
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Who does he influence? Does he influence you? Why didn't he take the drug test? Why is this not even mentioned?
TIME magazine had Ayatollah Khomeini in their list too as "man of the year" in 1979...
Who cares.Comment
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