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Book Preview: Manny Pacquiao: An All-Time Great by Marv Dumon
Book Preview: Manny Pacquiao: An All-Time Great by Marv Dumon
June 14, 9:12 PM St. Louis Book
Manny Pacquiao: An All-Time Great by Marv Dumon
Photo by Tyler Streeter
Pacman is not just a video game. It's Manny Pacquiao's nickname. Welcome to the wonderful world of boxing. If you haven't already heard of Manny, you're missing out! But not to worry. Later this year, International Sports Examiner Marv Dumon will release his book, Manny Pacquiao: An All-Time Great. You can find out all you wanted to know about this great Filipino fighter. With colorful language, imagery, and vivid similes--many with animalistic qualities--Dumon paints a picture of possibly the greatest boxer of all time. Using blow by blow accounts, you get to follow every fight from start to finish as if you were a chanting fan in the audience. And for all boxer fans everywhere, not just in the St. Louis area, this book is a great keepsake. Learn all about Manny's victory over Erik "El Terrible" Morales, Marquez, de la Hoya, as well as several others. He beat the odds. Even when his opponent was taller and bigger, he beat the odds--kind of like David and Goliath. Fans who missed any of Manny's greatest fights or didn't get a chance to watch it will love the descriptions and metaphors Dumon sprinkles across the pages, all about Pacman, punch for punch, kill for kill, round after round. Manny may be fierce, but he still remembers to thank God, his countrymen, and his fans at the end of every fight. Manny Pacquiao is truly not just a boxer, but a warrior.
Remember the name. Remember the face. Remember the country. Coming out later 2010.
June 14, 9:12 PM St. Louis Book
Manny Pacquiao: An All-Time Great by Marv Dumon
Photo by Tyler Streeter
Pacman is not just a video game. It's Manny Pacquiao's nickname. Welcome to the wonderful world of boxing. If you haven't already heard of Manny, you're missing out! But not to worry. Later this year, International Sports Examiner Marv Dumon will release his book, Manny Pacquiao: An All-Time Great. You can find out all you wanted to know about this great Filipino fighter. With colorful language, imagery, and vivid similes--many with animalistic qualities--Dumon paints a picture of possibly the greatest boxer of all time. Using blow by blow accounts, you get to follow every fight from start to finish as if you were a chanting fan in the audience. And for all boxer fans everywhere, not just in the St. Louis area, this book is a great keepsake. Learn all about Manny's victory over Erik "El Terrible" Morales, Marquez, de la Hoya, as well as several others. He beat the odds. Even when his opponent was taller and bigger, he beat the odds--kind of like David and Goliath. Fans who missed any of Manny's greatest fights or didn't get a chance to watch it will love the descriptions and metaphors Dumon sprinkles across the pages, all about Pacman, punch for punch, kill for kill, round after round. Manny may be fierce, but he still remembers to thank God, his countrymen, and his fans at the end of every fight. Manny Pacquiao is truly not just a boxer, but a warrior.
Remember the name. Remember the face. Remember the country. Coming out later 2010.
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