Ironic
For a minute there, I thought that all my blogs were gone. It turns out, I was signed in to another Gmail account. No worries, got all my blogs back!
In other news, yeah so the hype about Manny Pacquiao's latest fight has died down. For the first time in 7 years, Manny Pacquiao lost by Split Decision to Timothy Bradley. It was totally unexpected, and even Bradley himself wasn't expecting to win. He admitted how he lost to Pacquiao, and how he got hurt by Manny's punches.
All of a sudden, there goes the announcement that there is a NEW welter-weight champion. (Was it welterweight? I don't remember). I felt something go wrong when Michael Buffer announced the scores. I was like, wait a minute, what? Why was it like that? And that's when I found out that the reason the scores were alike from the 2nd and 3rd judge was because Bradley had won. As a friend on Facebook said, and I quote, So this is how you upset an entire nation. Interesting. Yeah, well, it was very interesting. The good thing about all this is that Manny Pacquiao was a true sport about it. He was smiling, and waving to the people like the regular champ he is. The other good thing about him is that he has renewed his faith and his belief. So I'm know that he's not as bothered about his loss as others. He does of course believe that he won (and from the looks of things, yes. No matter what others say how he fought, it is very confusing where the judges pulled their scorecard from) although, he's all for respecting the judges decisions. Well, who knows? Hopefully the people around them are just as understanding and ready and willing to go for the rematch, which surprisingly was already set. Tickets go on sale today, just right after the match. Well, boxing sure is making a lot of money. A lot of International celebrities also hated the way the fight turned out.
Well, not that I'm hating anything, but I sure am wondering as the whole country is how they came up with that kind of decision. It's very unclear how they managed that, and NASC better come up with a good explanation to shut the people and the media up.
This for now, more for later.
In other news, yeah so the hype about Manny Pacquiao's latest fight has died down. For the first time in 7 years, Manny Pacquiao lost by Split Decision to Timothy Bradley. It was totally unexpected, and even Bradley himself wasn't expecting to win. He admitted how he lost to Pacquiao, and how he got hurt by Manny's punches.
All of a sudden, there goes the announcement that there is a NEW welter-weight champion. (Was it welterweight? I don't remember). I felt something go wrong when Michael Buffer announced the scores. I was like, wait a minute, what? Why was it like that? And that's when I found out that the reason the scores were alike from the 2nd and 3rd judge was because Bradley had won. As a friend on Facebook said, and I quote, So this is how you upset an entire nation. Interesting. Yeah, well, it was very interesting. The good thing about all this is that Manny Pacquiao was a true sport about it. He was smiling, and waving to the people like the regular champ he is. The other good thing about him is that he has renewed his faith and his belief. So I'm know that he's not as bothered about his loss as others. He does of course believe that he won (and from the looks of things, yes. No matter what others say how he fought, it is very confusing where the judges pulled their scorecard from) although, he's all for respecting the judges decisions. Well, who knows? Hopefully the people around them are just as understanding and ready and willing to go for the rematch, which surprisingly was already set. Tickets go on sale today, just right after the match. Well, boxing sure is making a lot of money. A lot of International celebrities also hated the way the fight turned out.
Well, not that I'm hating anything, but I sure am wondering as the whole country is how they came up with that kind of decision. It's very unclear how they managed that, and NASC better come up with a good explanation to shut the people and the media up.
This for now, more for later.
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