So now, it’s on to Brazil this June 2027. Mark your calendar, folks. Our Filipinas are playing with the big guns once again; but this time, with more experience, more preparation and training, and even more heart.
to live, to love, to learn, to leave a legacy… and to laugh along the way
So now, it’s on to Brazil this June 2027. Mark your calendar, folks. Our Filipinas are playing with the big guns once again; but this time, with more experience, more preparation and training, and even more heart.
From a challenging childhood with a family that faced adversity, my parents instilled values of resilience and strength. Their love and sacrifices fueled my passion, particularly for sports, guiding me to become what I have become today.
I’m grateful for those early days of sun and games, for the friendships that added so much color and excitement into my life, and for the teachers and mentors who showed me that effort and heart can carry you far. I carry those memories with me as my little badge of honor, trusting that the future holds brighter paths to run, write, and remember those good old days.
Victor Wembanyama’s complete package of size, skill, and impact situates him as not only a transformative figure for the league – and the sport in general – but as a legitimate MVP contender this season. If he continues to refine his efficiency, avoid serious injuries, and drive winning at a high level, the case for him as MVP will definitely grow stronger as the season’s climax creeps in.
The path to the second round remains open, but the gradient has steepened. To avoid a complicated mathematical scramble, the Nationals must now find a way to dismantle the clinical efficiency and the bullying ways of Australia and exact revenge on the “Tall Blacks” in their upcoming rematch. The mission is no longer just about advancing – it is about proving that this ever-evolving line-up is up to the task, and is capable of consistently trading blows with the region’s heavyweights, securing its place among the elite before the road up ahead becomes even more difficult.
Now in the twilight of his years, Bob Arum extends his love for the boxing icons whose careers he had touched one way or another. Bob’s legacy as a boxing promoter is defined not just by the fighters he signed or the records he shattered, but by the seismic shift he sparked in the business itself. He turned boxing into a global spectacle, forging enduring and pioneering networks, and championing undercards that became milestones.