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(Yahoo)   Filipino boxing referee admits he cheated for Manny Pacquiao during win in 2000   (sports.yahoo.com) divider line
    More: Interesting, Manny Pacquiao, World Boxing Council, challenger Nedal Hussein, Carlos Padilla, Filipino referee, international super bantamweight championship match, following day, much help Pacquiao  
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2022-11-30 12:49:14 PM  
I know several pleasant people from the islands, but I have slowly come to the conclusion that there is something really dark and terrible about that culture.  I mean, apparently a large majority really loved that monster Duterte.  There's something really sick going on.. I mean, besides the balut.
 
2022-11-30 1:21:19 PM  
Cheating is absurdly rampant in boxing, to the point where it's not much better than WWE. Really a shame, because it's an amazing sport with amazing athletes.
 
2022-11-30 3:09:18 PM  
Why are so many cheaters named Manny?
 
2022-11-30 3:14:38 PM  
Still waiting for former NBA Commissioner Stern and two of the three refs to admit cheating in the 2002 WCF.
 
2022-11-30 3:16:13 PM  

Stud Gerbil: Still waiting for former NBA Commissioner Stern and two of the three refs to admit cheating in the 2002 WCF.


Also every game that Jordan played.
 
2022-11-30 3:17:41 PM  

knobmaker: I know several pleasant people from the islands, but I have slowly come to the conclusion that there is something really dark and terrible about that culture.  I mean, apparently a large majority really loved that monster Duterte.  There's something really sick going on.. I mean, besides the balut.


Speaking as someone who grew up in that culture....you're kinda right. There is a definite thread of Authoritarianism that wends its way through everything. Personally, I think it's the combo of the aftereffects of colonialism combined with the Church having way too much power over the average persons life.
I love my family, but sometimes my stepfather and I get rather heated over his "trains run on time" attitude about Duterte.
 
2022-11-30 3:18:15 PM  
I'm thinking it tends to even out in the boxing grift. I've seen a couple times where Pacquiao unquestionably got cheated.

Boxing really isn't worth watching. Their crooked behavior shouldn't be rewarded
 
2022-11-30 3:44:53 PM  
After watching the video he stinks at cheating. lol.  There was way more he could have done.
 
2022-11-30 4:21:10 PM  
So, knowing how popular Manny Pacquiao is, did this guy just sign his own death warrant?
 
2022-12-01 2:29:39 PM  

dracos31: knobmaker: I know several pleasant people from the islands, but I have slowly come to the conclusion that there is something really dark and terrible about that culture.  I mean, apparently a large majority really loved that monster Duterte.  There's something really sick going on.. I mean, besides the balut.

Speaking as someone who grew up in that culture....you're kinda right. There is a definite thread of Authoritarianism that wends its way through everything. Personally, I think it's the combo of the aftereffects of colonialism combined with the Church having way too much power over the average persons life.
I love my family, but sometimes my stepfather and I get rather heated over his "trains run on time" attitude about Duterte.


Very interesting insight.  I always hesitate to criticize a culture, because you know who else does that, constantly.  But some cultures could do with some changes.
 
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