Donaire Bumped With The Wrong Dude

[hanzoh74]

Some Pinoys have still have the culture of "less talking, more action" for men. We expect the women to talk too much some sht, but not for men. But this is rapidly changing now in the era of Internet.

An example goes like this:
Talk **** to me, accuse me, badmouth me all you can and I'll go home with a smile. Just pray that in the coming days your name will not be in the daily newspaper

Pac was an excuse of this example since he chooses to go to court. But if you're here especially in the province, that's the culture.

Gov. Pinol is that u??

[MtClimber]

Gov. Pinol is that u??

lol, no.
Pinol is busy farming

[tibbar]

Donaire telling this Pinol guy that he'll give him a sonic-boom punch is akin to opponents telling each other that "I'll knock you the fuck out when we meet." It's just harmless but this Pinol guy takes it too fucking personally. Bullet is faster than a sonic-boom punch? That just crosses the line.

Pinol should also realize that he's talking to a young man not some other politician.

wrong, donaire said it himself, pinol is like an uncle to him, meaning he is aware that pinol is his fathers friend, he knows, so when a kid threatens his uncle a punch its different to telling your equal. pinol is not donaires equal, his naming pinol in his rant and threat of a sonic boom punch caused pinol to lose face, its a filipino thing, its an asian thing, he can lose his life for that you know, at least in olden times. its an honor thing. donaire dishonored pinol with that threat.

non-asian find its hard to understand things about losing face, theyre real.

[MtClimber]

non-asian find its hard to understand things about losing face, theyre real.

maybe nonito already forgot this one.

threatening someone is putting your whole clan in danger. Too many cases like this happened in PI. Because of too much talking it resulted into bloody endings.

[diolz90]

threatening someone is putting a whole clan in danger are for some arrogant idiots like ampatuans and pinol and maybe you! I wan't them to disappear in the philippines and make it a better country.

[tesla_power]

no, you dont know him, he is really brave!

Pre, hindi ko alam kung sarcasmo lang yan o hindi. Alam ko lang ... maraming tumatapang pag may baril. Hindi sa kung kilala ko o hindi si pinol. Atsaka wala akong pakialam sa buhay nila sa labas nang boxing. Gusto ko lang ay kapayapaan at magenjoy sa mga world class athletes natin. Tao din sila at hindi perpekto. Masyado lang sila binabantayan nang mga kapuso, kapatid, o kapamilya network. ( yung huling linya e patunay lang na pinoy ako ... pero hindi ibig sabihin nun na mas pabor ako sa kapuso kesa sa kapamilya )

[tibbar]

Pre, hindi ko alam kung sarcasmo lang yan o hindi. Alam ko lang ... maraming tumatapang pag may baril. Hindi sa kung kilala ko o hindi si pinol. Atsaka wala akong pakialam sa buhay nila sa labas nang boxing. Gusto ko lang ay kapayapaan at magenjoy sa mga world class athletes natin. Tao din sila at hindi perpekto. Masyado lang sila binabantayan nang mga kapuso, kapatid, o kapamilya network. ( yung huling linya e patunay lang na pinoy ako ... pero hindi ibig sabihin nun na mas pabor ako sa kapuso kesa sa kapamilya )

ewan ko pero kung ako si pinol, insulto para sa akin ang pagiging arogante ni nonito na sabihan nya ako na sasapakin nya samantalang alam naman nya na kaibigan ko ang tatay nya. barako si pinol, alam ni nonito sr. yan kung harapharapang sinabi ni jr ke pinol ang sinulat nya sa facebook palagay ko mas unang sasapakin ni sr si jr. kabastusan ang pinakita ni jr, para na ring sinampal nya sa mukha si pinol. kung nasundan mo ang istorya ni manny pinol mula ng reporter sya at tumakbong governor ng cotabato kahit may baril anong iuubra nya sa north cotabato kung wala syang bayag? sa lugar nya ang tinutukoy na baril eh yung mahahaba hindi pistola.hindi ka pwepwedeng ordinaryong tao lang na pamamahalaan mo ang isang probinsya na pugad ng mga rebelde lalo pat mga moro.
kung nakialam man sa away ng mag ama si pinol dahil lang yan sa pagtatanggol ng kaibigan. kahit pa alam nyang anak ng kaibigan ang hindi nito nakakasundo lalo pat itong anak mismo ang naglaladlad ng baho sa publiko.

[BoxingTech718]

it seems a case of a family growing up with the influence of different cultures in the background.

Nonito Snr and his friends and family are struggling to deal with their son and his wife who might be phillipino to LOOK at but inside are American / Westernised and have a different outlook on life to his family who are much more of the old fashined Eastern culture.

The journalist really needs to get his nose of out other peoples personal business though and stop writing about it and leave Nonito and the Phillipino people to make their own conclusions.

It ain't an Eastern thing at all I am American and my Father always taught me that threats are serious. Likewise this guy is talking about bullets he better be prepared to shoot when he sees Donaire face to face. The media is not to blame here they only report what you give them. Keep your mouth shut and they will have nothing to write about.

[tibbar]

Braveheart

By Manny Piņol

A FATHER'S UNDYING LOVE FOR NONITO, JR.; BOXING CHAMP APOLOGIZES TO BRAVEHEART

PhilBoxing.com
07 Mar 2011

Davao City, The Philippines, 9 a.m. March 7 - There is no greater love than a father has for a son.

A few minutes after philboxing.com posted my latest column which was interpreted by some as a death threat directed at world bantamweight champion Nonito Donaire, Jr., I received a frantic call from the father, Nonito Sr., who sounded very concerned.

The column "Bullet Is Faster Than a Sonic Boom Punch" which I wrote earlier today was an offshoot of a post made in the Facebook wall of boxing champion Nonito Donaire, Jr. where he blasted me and at two more journalists for allegedly writing negative stories about his family and threatened us with his "Sonic Boom" punch.

"My wife is so worried. On behalf of my son, I ask for your understanding and I apologize," said Nonito Sr., a dear friend who also helped train my boxers in the past.

Nonito Sr. asked me if I could talk to his son by phone and when I said "Yes," he immediately gave me the boxing champion's number.

"Gov, I apologize for what appeared (in the Facebook account where he threatened to give me a sample of the Sonic Boom punch that knocked out Fernando Montiel) there," Nonito Jr. said when he received my call.

He explained that the threatening post that appeared in his Facebook wall was prepared by "his people" who are responding to all the negative stories they get from the media and he was not aware that my name was included among the list of targets of the Sonic Boom punch.

Apparently, a group of people close to him and the Marcial family monitor all of the negative stories and posts in the Internet and respond to all of these without necessarily clearing it with Nonito, Jr. Wrong strategy if you ask me but that's how they want to do things.

"I have known you for a long time and I know you and Papang are very close friends and you are like an uncle to me," he told me.

It was a heartwarming statement and I responded by telling him he has to end his "war" with the media.

"There is no way you can win this fight against the media. This will be a burden to you and you have to declare a truce," I told him.

Nonito Jr. said he will keep silent from now on but added that he could not prevail on the family of his wife, the Marcials, which is locked in a bitter war of words with journalist Chino Trinidad of GMA 7.

"That's their personal quarrel and while I understand that you will have to support your wife because she is your wife,
just stay in the sideline and be silent," I advised him.

I also assured him, and earlier his father, that there was nothing sinister in the last line of my column where I wrote: "And remember this, a bullet travels faster than a punch" which was interpreted by some, including Donaire Jr.'s PR men as a death threat.

I assured him and his father that it was just an allegorical statement to emphasize that you cannot outdo and outdraw everybody.

"You have to know me to understand that if you hit me, I will hit back," I told him.

The conversation ended with a promise that he will call me up when he gets to the Philippines.

"Be humble, you will be a great champion," was my last advice for which he thanked me for profusely.

Well, all's well that ends well. Apologies accepted.

But I cannot help but admire the love and concern shown by his father, Nonito Sr., to a son who gave him a lot of heartaches and pain until they reconciled just a few days ago.

Talk of fatherly love.

[ИATAS]

what a douchebag this guy is. Jesus christ, there are bigger things to worry about in life than Nonito Donaire's personal problems with his father/family. Dude is nuts.

Fortunately in Cali Donaire wont have to deal with that nonsense. People will love him cuz HE'S A GREAT ENTERTAINING FIGHTER. We don't need ex-politicians writing essays about fighters personal lives and making threats. lmao