For those eagerly waiting for the Pinoy *******s to just go away...

[Seleção No. 13]

Donaire built his career in America and had only 2-3 fights in the Philippines. Manny started his in the streets of Manila. Nonito will never get the same admiration from the general Filipino population, but he deserves all the respect. He needs to get more Fil-Ams on his side.

[Kagami Taiga]

you missed the purpose of this thread entirely then.

i made this thread for ppl like lostranger(scroll up).

for those who claimed that pinoys are gone after pac retires because they have no one else.

and i say donaire is their next guy so they're staying longer than haters care to accept.

he's pinoy so it's understandable.

he isnt really the next guy. hes been around for just about as long as pac. they are about the same age u kno. the fact that he has more hype here than he does in pinoy land says a lot about how his fanbase will shape up.

to me, hes just very very different from pac. im sure he'll have some diehard pinoy fans like pac, but itll be different for this guy.

[Frogs!]

he isnt really the next guy. hes been around for just about as long as pac. they are about the same age u kno. the fact that he has more hype here than he does in pinoy land says a lot about how his fanbase will shape up.

to me, hes just very very different from pac. im sure he'll have some diehard pinoy fans like pac, but itll be different for this guy.

if you really wanna get a feel whether he is their next guy or not, check the pinoy lounge or pacland.

he IS their next guy.

and when i say their next guy i mean he's gonna be the one carrying the torch when pac leaves the sport.

[chiguy91]

honestly, i hate *******s. but i enjoy more nationalities in boxing, it sometimes makes a fight more interesting when they have countries or race behind them...but like how mexicans are doing right now, all the big names or older dudes are headed downhill, there's a bright future in prospects right now...same for filipinos i would say, nonito and manny are not too far in age from each other, so they both won't be around for years to come, but there's more filipino fighters i hear about now adays compared to a couple years back....just seen this kid yesterday for the first time, seems pretty decent, he was like a pitbull in his last fight.

[Left Hook Tua]

i guess you're gonna have to wait a while longer.

they'll slowly transition into the Nonitards.

never.

brian viloria will end the nonita hype train.


quit ducking viloria , nonita!

[Frogs!]

never.

brian viloria will end the nonita hype train.


quit ducking viloria , nonita!

[Left Hook Tua]

he isnt really the next guy. hes been around for just about as long as pac. they are about the same age u kno. the fact that he has more hype here than he does in pinoy land says a lot about how his fanbase will shape up.

to me, hes just very very different from pac. im sure he'll have some diehard pinoy fans like pac, but itll be different for this guy.

this is the 2nd time i've seen you post this ****** bullshit.

pac is 4-5 years older than nonita.

he also started boxing 6-7 years before nonita and has double the fights.

not to mention pac started fighting better and harder competition years before nonita.

4-5 years is half most boxer's careers , you tit.

[Left Hook Tua]

the hawaiian bobblehead could handle both donaire brothers on the same day.

[Left Hook Tua]

Donaire built his career in America and had only 2-3 fights in the Philippines. Manny started his in the streets of Manila. Nonito will never get the same admiration from the general Filipino population, but he deserves all the respect. He needs to get more Fil-Ams on his side.

of course he won't get the same admiration as pacquiao.

he'll never be as great as pacquiao.


that filipino or filipino-american bull**** is meaningless though.

it's not as bad as how mexicans seem to feel about mexican-americans.

filipinos won't hold anything against donaire because of where he grew up.

he's of filipino descent and he was born in philippines. where he grew up doesn't mean much.

[Frogs!]

this is the 2nd time i've seen you post this ****** bullshit.

pac is 4-5 years older than nonita.

he also started boxing 6-7 years before nonita and has double the fights.

not to mention pac started fighting better and harder competition years before nonita.

4-5 years is half most boxer's careers , you tit.

nonsense.

4-5 yrs is nothing.

when pac is 85, donaire will be 80.

they're basically the same age.