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Pacquiao remains ‘source of inspiration’, says Binay

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1:36 pm | Sunday, June 10th, 2012

Manny Pacquiao sits in his corner between rounds during his bout against Timothy Bradley at MGM Grand Garden Arena on June 9, 2012 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images/AFP

MANILA, Philippines – Despite his defeat, Manny Pacquiao  remained  a  “source of  inspiration,” for Filipinos, Vice President Jejomar Binay said on Sunday.

“Manny fought hard and has shown he has the true heart of a champion,” Binay said.

“He remains a source of inspiration for the Filipino people,” the Vice President  added.


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Tags: Boxing , Jejomar Binay , Manny Pacquiao , Pacquiao-Bradley , Politics , Sports , Timothy Bradley

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  • eckxs

    BILIB TALAGA AKO DITO KAY JOJO BINAY STRIKE ANYWHERE 
    BASTA MERONG KAUNTING PAPOPOGIHAN CALL AGAD NG PRESS RELEASE HEHEHE

  • scank

    ANG SABI NI BINAY AY SI MANNY PACQUIAO DAW AY PINANGGAGALINGAN DAW NG MARAMING PERA DAHIL SA MALAKING BAYAD NIYA SA BIR-NA TAX. MAGKANO NGA BA ANG IBABAYAD NI MANNY SA 26 MILYONG DOLYAR NA KINITA NIYA? MERON BANG BILYONG PESOS? 

  • boldyak

    Hilig talaga sumabit sa kung saan saan ni Binay…..kakaloko…

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