Pacquiao: We will rise again
By Maila Ager
“Don’t worry, we will rise again.” Those were Manny Pacquiao’s words when he returned to the Philippines on Wednesday from his fight with Mexican boxer Juan Manuel Marquez in Las Vegas, Nevada last Sunday.
“Don’t worry, we will rise again.” Those were Manny Pacquiao’s words when he returned to the Philippines on Wednesday from his fight with Mexican boxer Juan Manuel Marquez in Las Vegas, Nevada last Sunday.
“I did my best but that’s boxing,” said Manny Pacquiao in an interview after he was knocked out by Mexican boxer Juan Manuel Marquez on Sunday (Manila time)
American boxer Timothy Bradley proved the majority of INQUIRER.net readers wrong when he stole the WBO welterweight title from Filipino boxer Manny Pacquiao who, according to the news website’s informal survey, would win over the American fighter.
Despite his defeat, Manny Pacquiao remained a “source of inspiration,” for Filipinos, Vice President Jejomar Binay said on Sunday.
Bringing “sabong” or cockfights inside the state-run Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporations (Pagcor) casinos has been brought up during a Senate hearing on Tuesday.
