Still the Champ
The barren streets of Metro Manila is a testament to our ardent support for Manny Pacquiao.
Once again, he wins against his opponent, the ever-smiling Jorge Solis, via knockout during the first seconds of the 8th round.
Pinoys are once again ecstatic.
On hindsight, I said I wanted him to lose so he could re-think his career path.
But well, it’s a victory for our main main in boxing.
Now it gets me thinking… would this recent win be an indication of how he fares in the coming elections?
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Dignitaries are missing in action during the Pacquiao-Solis bout.
The FG’s absence is understandable (I would have commented on this, but I will restrain myself for now).
I was wondering where Manong Chabet, uh, Chavit Singson was.
Maybe he was too busy building up his image so he gets in the surveys.
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Nevertheless, the Pinoys in Vegas were supportive of his career path, whether in boxing or politics.
During the national anthem, a group of Pinoys waved a flag with "Vote Manny" on it.
Even Michael Buffer introduced him as "Congressional candidate Manny ‘The Pacman’ Paaacquiiiiaaaoooooo!!!"
But I commend the dude who waved a political poster of Pacman. Over the word "Congressman", he wrote in pentel pen, in bold strokes, "Boxer".
Yeah. Just an unsolicited advice: stick to boxing. You’re better off there.
