Pacquiao vs Bradley June 2012

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Sa tingin niyo, has Pacyou lost the "kill and maim" instinct and gone soft?


Netizens blame Pacquiao's faith in shocking loss

whether or not he did not go for the KO or took it easy in the last 2 rounds is inconsequential; taena lang, not to mention the insane religion/faith argument in the quote. he clearly won in points and that's all there is to it.

[Monseratto]

Hehehe...kulang na lang magpatawag ng congressional investigation in aid of re-election...

Jessica Zafra: So Manny Pacquiao lost


In a decision that had the unexpectedness of a Pacquiao punch, two of three judges awarded the bout to Timothy “Desert Storm” Bradley.

1. You are furious.

1.1. You have every reason to be furious.

Boxing experts are unanimous in pointing out that Pacquiao was in control throughout the 12 rounds. He landed twice as many punches. Bradley fought as well as he could, but he was clearly outclassed.

1.2. So let it all out. Vent before you melt into a puddle of rage.

1.2.1. !@#$%^&*() Are you ****ing blind?? Pacquiao beat him like a g*d*m* drum! Were you m****rf***ing idiots watching the replay of the basketball?

1.2.2. Are you drunk or high or were you born this stupid?! Were you distracted by all the movie stars in the audience, you ***king star****er?

1.2.3. Don’t ever set foot in this country because I am going to kill you!!! I better not run into you anywhere or I am going to beat you so hard you’ll wish you were that picture in Chavit Singson’s wallet! (Note: See Andrew Corsello’s excellent profile of Manny Pacquiao in the April 2010 issue of GQ.)

1.2.4. If you are too exhausted by anger, just read all the sports columns. Death by adjective!

2. You are suspicious.

2.1. “Those two judges must be in league with Floyd Mayweather!”

2.1.1. Floyd Mayweather is a coward and a bully who won’t face Manny Pacquiao in the ring because he’d rather beat up women.

2.1.2. With this loss, that Pacquiao-Mayweather match to determine which one is THE best pound-for-pound fighter in the world seems less likely to happen. But don’t discount the power of money! That’s M-O-N-E-Y.

2.2. Is this the boxing world’s way of making up for that disputed decision in the Pacquiao-Marquez fight last year?

2.2.1. Many believe Marquez won that bout. In any case, Marquez is the one boxer who has consistently threatened Pacquiao’s dominance of the sport.

2.2.2. It’s a way of rectifying error. Like the Oscars denying Martin Scorsese for Raging Bull, and then giving him the award two decades later for The Departed. (Okay, this is a stretch, but at least there’s a boxing connection.)

3. You need someone to blame.

3.1. I knew it! Pacquiao should never have gone into politics!

3.1.1. He should’ve focused on boxing instead of mouthing off about issues he is clearly not informed about.

3.1.2. Yes, the people love him, but there are ways to express love besides putting him in this position.

3.2. I knew it! Pacquiao should never have gone into show business.

3.2.1. Have any of his movies actually made their costs back?

3.2.2. You can’t deprive the man of his endorsements. He’s got a family who shops a lot and a huge entourage to support.

3.3. It’s this religion jag he’s been on.

3.3.1. No, he did not quote Leviticus. He hasn’t read Leviticus. It’s never a good idea to cite Leviticus—you eat one shrimp and you’re already in violation.

3.3.2. This loss is not a punishment for speaking against gay marriage, for homophobia, for cheating on Jinky, or for unleashing Dionisia on the media. Because…he didn’t lose! (Go back to top)

3.3.3. So among believers this split decision would be viewed as a test of faith, right? Or is it divine punishment for adultery, etc?

4. You smell racism!

4.1. Manny Pacquiao is the emblem of Filipino pride, and therefore the split decision is a blow to our national spirit.

4.1.1. Pacquiao is a brilliant fighter who happens to be Filipino, and he graciously shares his triumphs with the entire Filipino nation. But it is his own talent, courage and will that has propelled him to these heights, not some “Pinoy” gene that imbues him with special powers.

4.1.1.1. You may have worked with him, sung with him, sparred with him, cheered him on and fought quarrels on his behalf, but when Manny Pacquiao gets into the ring, he is alone.

4.1.1.2. We are merely fans. We only bask in the glow of his victories. We have no actual contribution to his greatness. Unless of course you’re responsible for the crushing poverty that caused him to take up boxing in the first place.

4.1.1.3. By the same token, your life does not go to pieces because Pacquiao lost a fight. If your Filipino pride is obliterated by one split decision, it wasn’t much to begin with, was it?

4.2. By the way, you’ve seen those 50% Filipino, 50% Other ads for a clothing brand? They’re racist.

4.2.1. If it were just the pictures of the models with the 50% tagline, we could let it go. But they had to print that manifesto which, apart from its atrocious grammar and the fact that it makes procreation appear as casual as mixing plaid with polka dots, is amazingly ignorant of genetics.

4.2.2. The ad claims that “having Filipino blood…is almost a sure formula for someone world class.”

4.2.2.1. Of course you might think this; many of us were raised by ignorant yayas who threatened us with “Hala, kakainin ka ng Intsik/Bumbay/Hapon/etc.” But you can overcome your upbringing. You don’t splash your ignorance on billboards and newspapers, you racist dumbass.

4.2.2.2. “Then why did we support Jessica Sanchez in American Idol?” Because she’s an excellent singer who happens to be of Filipino descent. But if you said, “Magaling siya kasi Pinoy siya,” you’re racist. FYI She’s an American of Filipino descent. Deal with it.

4.2.2.3. There is no Pinoy gene you can isolate to prove Pinoy-ness. Nor is there an American gene, a Zimbabwean gene or any “national” gene. There is no significant difference in genetic material among ethnicities. What you see are specific traits—brown skin, black hair, short stature, etc—that are not connected to a “Pinoy” gene, but to your ancestors. Who happen to have been born and raised in the area designated as the Philippines. Try to wrap your limited faculties around the concept.

4.3. There is no superior race, Herr Mengele, let’s not start that again. But there are supremely talented individuals like Manny Pacquiao. Focus, Pacman, you still have to kick Mayweather’s ass.

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maganda yun sinabi nun isang local boxing analyst/referee/atty...sa GMA news TV this afternoon.

I think he said round 3, 5 and 6 could go either way. but he gave it to packy so in his card packy won, but obviously the judges gave it to bradley, then from 9-12 rds its all bradly's

so bale rounds 3,5,6, 9,10,11,12 lahat kay bradley *bold numbers, could go either way* so 70+45=115


naubusan daw talaga ng hangin si Pacman after round 8...and Gov Manny Pinol agrees...

si Chino trinidad lang ang hinde agree...

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sa rematch daw si Sen Santiago, joker and bongbong ang magiging judges para unanimous kay Pacman

[chua_riwap]

may natutuwa sa nangyari........LGBT.

[CoDer]

Pacman's contract with Arum will end next year. Arum needs another cash cow, but the judging was a farce even if Pacman did not perform well today.

Kakatawa mga pinoy, daming natuwa dahil natalo si Pacquiao. Beh buti nga ika nga nila, sagot ko naman... Pano meging beh buti nga yan eh may $26M + PPV percentage pa yan.

Then galit din sila kay Jessica... Sabi ko naman... Mga tanga pala kayo eh, tingnan nyo dalawang pinay ang kumanta, world domination na yan.

Crabby fatty nga ba naman oh.

[Retz]

rematch na yan!

[falken]

from twitter



Mo Twister (@djmotwister)

Sincerely, I was pooping in toilet when I heard "NEW WBO..." I'll tell you, the biggest piece of bullshit wasn't in my toilet.

No, it's sitting on top of the toilet.

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Interesting Interview

Manny Pacquiao vs Tim Bradley Post Fight...

[Helios]

although pac's loss is a rather nice way to finally tell pac and his family and the rest of the philippines to 'get real' and 'get over it'

it is possible that it may be one of arum's business strategy. if i was arum, i'd pay off the judge/judges to round up numbers against pac if a tko does not happen before the 9th round. that'll create a publicity hype for both (worn-out) pac and (new boy) bradley, an excellent bait for mayweather. but i'm not arum and i still can't figure out how popular perception = ton of dough.