'Beast mode' Maraño says will never refuse 'national call of duty' | Inquirer Sports

‘Beast mode’ Maraño says will never refuse ‘national call of duty’

By: - Reporter / @BLozadaINQ
/ 01:08 AM May 15, 2015

ABY Maraño scores off Wenneth Eullalio of Cagayan Valley. INQUIRER FILE PHOTO

ABY Maraño scores off Wenneth Eullalio of Cagayan Valley. INQUIRER FILE PHOTO

Love her or hate her, Aby Maraño is one of the best in volleyball and she’ll carry the Philippine colors in the upcoming Singapore Southeast Asian Games.

Maraño is often criticized for her on-court behavior where she celebrates with immense swagger, punctuated by screams and shouts. That got her a fitting nickname: “beast mode.”

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But the former La Salle star won’t let that get to her as she gets the chance to unleash that “beast mode” in the  Southeast Asian stage.

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“I’ll never refuse the national call of duty,” Maraño said Thursday after Petron defeated Shopinas to claim the Philippine Super Liga All-Filipono Cup. “I won’t let anybody take away my dream.”

She added that players of other nationalities go all out in celebrating their scores and she sees no reason why can’t keep doing the same

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“I’m still going to be the same player,” Maraño said. “I watch the Olympics, every player there goes ‘beast mode’ and why shouldn’t I do it?”

“They’re my inspiration.”

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