Ok, if you have an old Nintendo NES or Super Family Computer, you can relate to the clip above.
This is really cool. So, Pacquiao’s a gamer? Well… he could be. His name on a boxing game is definitely a good idea. Maybe they can start even on Facebook or something… and that will add to his coffer for sure.
Anyways, enjoy the clip. I won’t be surprised if a real Manny Pacquiao boxing game is in the works! Have fun in today’s Holiday. Peace!
Congratulations to Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao for defeating Clottey in a unanimous decision 12-rounder! Mabuhay ka!
Meanwhile, click below to check out this custom modded Manny Pacquiao action figure by Loosecollector. And yes, he’s a proud pinoy toy modder/custom maker.
Unbelievable!
Only in the Philippines. Here’s one for the record books too – a group of Muslim kidnappers have freed their captive, Fr. Michael Sinnott, 79, since they were eager to watch the Pacquiao-Cotto fight.
Details after the break
Well… better late than never. Last Sunday afternoon, I watched the Pacquiao-Cotto fight over Smart’s MyTV service. So glad I chose the Nokia N77! It’s a nice perk.
Anyways, It’s moments like these that we can all be proud to be Filipinos. Manny makes this day unforgettable by being the FIRST boxer to win belts in 7 weight divisions. A true Pinoy legend indeed.
Yeah, baby! Right now, I hope you’re all proud to be Filipinos… like me.
Well, everyone in the world knows that Manny Pacquiao pawned Hatton in two brutal rounds. The opponent didn’t stand a chance. Oh well, there were a LOT of commercials in the delayed telecast at GMA 7. But you don’t need TV to know who won. It’s either Google or Plurk. Lolz.
Meanwhile, check out the youtube vids (man, that was fast) following next. Congrats, Manny! Mabuhay Pilipinas!
Well… we all know their fight is today. But I’d like to share with you a few facts and the results of their previous battle (which was a draw) before the whole nation and the world face the boob tube or the internet for this most anticipated rematch between our very own, Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao versus Juan Manuel Marquez for the world title called Unfinished Business
In fact, the match is so big here in the Philippines that the miltary and the rebels even scheduled a ceasefire today.
“Manny is going to knock him out,” Top Rank promoter Bob Arum said. “Manny feels that he has really improved dramatically since that first fight with Marquez and that Marquez has gone backwards.” Via ESPN
Photo during their previous encounter (2004)
More after the jump
“Pambansang Kamao”, the pride of the Philippines - Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao defeats Marco Antonio Barrera in an unanimous 12 round decision at the Mandalay Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada, Sunday October 7, 2007 (Oct 6 evening at the US). This is for their rematch called “Will to Win”.
At ringside for Boxing News, Victor Perea reports that “Pacquiao, who previously stopped Barrera four years ago, was again the aggressor and outworked Barrera, who tried to keep the fight tactical. Barrera chose to trade in the fifth, his best round, however, for the most part “Pacman” outgunned the tentative “Baby-faced Assassin.” Barrera was deducted a point for hitting after the break in round eleven, a round where Barrera also sustained a nasty cut under his right eye. Scores were 118-109, 118-109, 115-112.”
Photo Credits: Chris Cozzone of Boxing News
Round by round “live blogging” when you hit jump…
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Tags: barrera, Blogging, boxing, Events, pacman, pacquiao, philippines, UncategorizedBoxing legend Sugar Ray Leonard has Manny “The Pacman” Pacquiao as his guy in the upcoming battle between the two boxers this October 7, 2007.
In a report from Inquirer, Sugar Ray was quoted “He’s a tremendous puncher, with great speed and boundless stamina,” said Leonard, who was part of the main cast in Thursday’s press conference.
Meanwhile, Manila Mayor Fred Lim has announced that he is going to show live satellite feeds of the Pacman-Barrera fights in gyms and selected locations in Manila. This will be done via widescreen LCD TVs and projectors.
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