By Thomas Gerbasi - It can’t be easy to be a Filipino boxer fighting two days before Manny Pacquiao meets Floyd Mayweather this Saturday in Las Vegas, and no one knows that better than Mercito Gesta, who has been asked more about his countryman’s bout than his own against Carlos Molina on Thursday in Indio, California.
“A lot of times, man, a lot,” Gesta laughs, but he takes it all in stride, knowing that it’s part of the business. But another part is knowing that he has to take care of his own business first against Molina in a clash that may be under the radar, but one that’s also one of the most intriguing this week. “It’s always going to be like that, but I need to focus on my own fight. My trainer, which is my dad, is always there and he’s always watching me, and he’s keeping me focused on my fight. I’ve been in this sport for quite a while, so I know how to do my thing too. I’m excited for the Pacquiao-Mayweather fight, but I have to do mine first.”
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“A lot of times, man, a lot,” Gesta laughs, but he takes it all in stride, knowing that it’s part of the business. But another part is knowing that he has to take care of his own business first against Molina in a clash that may be under the radar, but one that’s also one of the most intriguing this week. “It’s always going to be like that, but I need to focus on my own fight. My trainer, which is my dad, is always there and he’s always watching me, and he’s keeping me focused on my fight. I’ve been in this sport for quite a while, so I know how to do my thing too. I’m excited for the Pacquiao-Mayweather fight, but I have to do mine first.”
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