Clarkson visits 'GOAT' Pacquiao at Wild Card | Inquirer Sports

Clarkson visits ‘GOAT’ Pacquiao at Wild Card

By: - Reporter / @MarkGiongcoINQ
/ 01:08 PM July 25, 2021
Jordan Clarkson Manny Pacquiao apl.de.ap

Photo from Manny Pacquiao’s Twitter

MANILA, Philippines — Celebrities—from Hollywood artists and famous athletes to even internet personalities—come and go at Wild Card Boxing Club to see Manny Pacquiao train.

On Sunday, a couple of Fil-Americans in NBA veteran Jordan Clarkson of the Utah Jazz and record producer apl.de.ap of the Black Eyed Peas dropped by.

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“Filipino pride,” Pacquiao wrote on social media on Sunday.

Pacquiao is in the middle of his training camp for his world title showdown against undefeated two-belt champion Errol Spence Jr. on Aug. 21 in Las Vegas.

“the goat, Legendary!!!” the reigning Sixth Man of the Year Clarkson said, retweeting Pacquiao’s post.

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“ONE OF ONE, Legendary!!! #filipino #puso,” Clarkson posted on his Instagram account.

Clarkson, who starred for the Philippine team in the 2018 Asian Games, remains committed to play for Gilas Pilipinas in the future.

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