Opposing Views If only Manny Pacquiao could just wipe the black out of him... |
Apart from being deemed as one of the greatest boxers the world ever has, Manny Pacquiao resembles a characteristic that makes him entirely different from other athletes especially Floyd Mayweather Jr. Well, not only has he become a laughing stock to most Filipinos (which is quite ironic); the boxing legend has also given every individual, Mexican mostly, the notion to never bitch around with a Southpaw specialist. Is it right, Morales? Barrera? Margarito? The list goes on, and although Marquez did put Pacquiao to sleep, he surely tasted the Mexicutioner’s fists, undeniably.
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#7. Manny Pacquiao Has the Big Novelty Song Writer, Lito Camo, on His Side
All Music Give shit to where shit is due. Shit! |
If you’re one of those kids singing, “Bakit Papa?” and “Otso-Otso,” you surely know who Lito Camo is. I can even remember dancing to one of his beats when my eyes were yet open to the truth that it’s not cool. Really. And yeah, truth hurts. Anyway, he has been one of the prominent leeches (not to mention, you know, his brother, Bobby) in Manny’s life ever since his golden days rainbowed. Also, Lito Camo is the core reason why the hairs of your skin don’t stand up and/or you don’t feel any Goose bumps or, at least, excitement whenever Pacquiao enters the arena. Remember “Para Sayo Ang Laban Na To?” Uhuh, that’s exactly the song I’m referring to. It’s a good thing, though, because unlike Floyd Mayweather Jr. who has Justin Bieber bitching around him. Well, if that’s the case then, I’ll go with Lito Camo. “Para sayooo…. Ohhhh…”
#6. Manny Pacquiao is Really Persistent... Like in Singing
ESPN "Do you want me to sing some Ariel Pineda's?" |
#5. Manny Pacquiao Sparks Peace During His Fights
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Fox News "Please, Lord. Use me as a light to my countrymen, and that Floydie learns how to use alibis correctly." |
#4. Manny Performed Superior Compared to Floyd Against their Common Opponents
Telegraph "Sigh. Floydie was right. Pacquiao's on black nigga cocaine" |
Needless to say, both of these boxing legends have somehow fought with the same line of opponents, and they both have displayed a remarkable effort – that’s not debatable. However, the names of Oscar Dela Hoya, Ricky Hatton, Juan Miguel Marquez, and “Sugar” Shane Mosley (which Manny and Floyd have both defeated), have received different types of beating from the respective boxers. And although Marquez knocked the hell out of Manny on their recent bout (and that he had given Manny a tough job on their past 3 fights), we can’t deny the fact that their previous battles were all credited to Pacquiao. And this is not to picture the face that Marquez got after going fist to fist with him, just like every Mexican boxer gets after fighting the Filipino warrior. While Floyd may have been the first one to fight these men, Manny Pacquiao, on the other hand, was just exceptional as he brutally battered them. And the two, Mosley and Dela Hoya, realized it’s time to retire. By that being said, Pacquiao is not only an executioner, but yeah, a Retire-zer (you might suggest a better term).
#3. He’s an Eight-Division World Champion
Daily Mail Ah, the good old days. Epic! |
If you dimwits really think that Mayweather is the money man, go ahead and search Pacquiao in Wikipedia. Well, you know, I had to do this just to make sure that every detail is, at least, true. And because people say that stuff from Wikipedia are legit. So yeah, Manny Pacquiao is the first and ONLY boxer to acquire eight-fucking-division world champion compared to “Pretty fucking Boy’s” five-division world champion. Duh, five? What the fuck! And yeah, that’s a total of eight, bitch. Remember, it is eight (8); as in E-I-G-H-T, eight. Oh, before I forgot, out of this E-I-G-H-T, he had won ten (10) world titles to his name. And Manny Pacquiao had even won lineal championship in four different weight classes which made him “the second highest paid athlete in the world.” Now, who has more bucks and bitches? Right, Paris Hilton?
#2. Manny Pacquiao is a Politician. Booyah!
Phil Boxing "Hey, Floydie! Why don't yo bring yo black ass over here" |
As what I’ve mentioned above, Manny’s persistency is an innate nature for him. So, aside from his singing endeavors, he was not reluctant in paving his way to politics. And alas, the winds of politics favored and embraced him as he later became a Congressman. Indeed, his boxing career, which made him famous and eyed by other individuals as a god, are undoubtedly the push he needed to win the elections. Defeating the demure distinction and beauty that Darlene Antonino has, Manny Pacquiao had surfaced as the new Congressman of Gensan, a city in the southern part of the Philippines. Of course, thanks to his loyal fans, particularly in Gensan, who thought that Pacquiao’s relentless gift-giving and/or ration is the only way to help them from starvation, and that this is how a politician should be portrayed. Well, what can I say, Darlene and later defeated congressman re-electionist, Roy Chiongbian, are left astray. But the latter’s “heavily favored candidate” didn’t favor him at all – for some Sarangani folks, that is. Oh well, Filipinos are Filipinos, and I’m pretty sure Mayweather has no such loyal army. And he should be ROYALLY pissed by now. Booyah!
#1. Manny Pacquiao Can’t be Manny Pacquiao if It Wasn’t For Mademoiselle Dionisia
"Eeerrrhhhmaaageeeehddd! Maneeee! Maneee!" |
Philippine Inquirer "Thank you Lord for Manny won tonight... and (ahem) for the new car as well. Tee Hee!" |