to live, to love, to learn, to leave a legacy… and to laugh along the way
Manny was easily one of boxing’s biggest draws in the 2000s. He is still one of the faces of boxing today. His name is well known and respected in all corners of the world, rallying people from all over with his rags-to-riches story, plus his humble, friendly demeanor. He is an inspiration to many. His is a Cinderella story that everyone dreams to emulate.
It is time for the PBA and Philippine Basketball to embrace a progressive outlook on the sport’s global development. The way for it to move forward is to be dynamic, creative and not take a protectionist stance. The Japanese B League provides us a healthy opportunity to further hone the skills of our players.
With the economy challenged, plus the tempting alternative offered by the Japanese league, the PBA could end up losing its top players. It needs to be aggressive and dynamic, so that it becomes a popular draw once again.
Mark’s date for the crown will be there. But until that time comes, he will need to double time to prepare himself. The Ceja fight was a sensational win. But if you look at it more objectively, he could have lost the bout big-time if he didn’t nail the KO.
There is now a growing clamor for our Pambansang Kamao to retire. With nothing more to prove, and so much more to lose, perhaps it is time for him to move on.
What were the main ingredients that contributed to the winning ways of our athletes in the recent Olympics? There were many reasons ventured, but 2 points stood out as the main catalysts in the changing environment in Philippine Sports.
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