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Pacquiao: From boxing icon to Rotary president


Manny Pacquiao. AP file photo

MANILA, Philippines—Boxing champion Manny Pacquiao is up for another title as he becomes the president of the Rotary Club of Manila 101 District 3810 on Tuesday at the induction and handover ceremonies to be held at the Sofitel Philippine Plaza.

The installation of Pacquiao, also the Sarangani congressman, as president of an organization that is known worldwide with “Service Above Self” as its motto will be presided over by Vice President Jejomar C. Binay, who will also deliver an inspirational talk to the hundreds of Rotarians in attendance. Gov. Ismael “Maeng” Mercado of District 3810 will also address his fellow Rotarians and guests, and will induct the club’s officers and board of directors.

Pacquiao will take over the reins of leadership from immediate past president Liza Elorde, wife of boxing promoter/manager Johnny Elorde. Elorde said: “Manny will be a great peacebuilder president since it is innate in him to help others.”

Nine boxing bouts will be held starting at 3 p.m. to spice up the Sofitel event.


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Tags: Boxing , Manny Pacquiao , Pacquiao , Rotary Club of Manila

  • http://twitter.com/Anton0613 anton

    Manny, binobola ka lang ng mga yan, pag tumagal, ikaw ng taya sa mga activities niyo maniwala ka. Hihingi sila ng donation, at di mo naman matatangian. They recruited you to provide honor and distinction to their district and it is not due to your ability to lead and manage. Isa na naman sa mga distraction mo yan. 

  • http://profile.yahoo.com/EJV54Q22FIPZM2IHA33KD6GUU4 Jerem

    History indeed just repeats itself. Boxers rise from rags to riches then back to being poorest of the poor in their graves.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_X34I3PDBIMI5JDTLANAVMMRNSY reynold c

    pacman, sana mag isip ka naman ng tama..hindi porket inoffer na sa iyo, tanggapin mo na agad.. sa tingin mo, kaya mo lahat gampanan mga trabaho mo? hindi ka super hero manny!  wala naman masama sa gnagawa mo eh.. ang kaso lang, di mo naman kayang gampanan lahat.. tao ka manny..dyan ka masisira sa ginagawa mo..



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