[BOXING] Manny Pacquiao vs. DK Yoo - page 7.

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Quote from: serjent05 on December 18, 2022, 05:45:52 PM

Quote from: Fredomago on December 18, 2022, 04:59:32 PM

The amount of his earnings from this fight is just a little portion of his wealth, so if he said that he will donate everything
then so be it.

Manny Pacquiao came from a poor family, so I believe he can relate to all the sufferings of poor people, that is why he is lending out his hands every time he has a chance to do so.

It could be too little compared to his total weight but it's already a big help for the poor. Manny is a people's champ because he has a golden heart, not only in boxing but in real life. And guess what? even if his era in boxing is already over, he still continue to help people, so let's support his exhibition fights.

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Quote from: Fredomago on December 18, 2022, 04:59:32 PM

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Quote from: Quidat on December 17, 2022, 06:29:07 PM

If future exhibition fights would really be having this kind of intent or motive about charitable acts or works then people or the public might not really be that something to believe about it.

If we do speak about how much money Pacquiao gained from that fight? Nothing.

The Filipino fighting legend told Insider this week that he won't receive any of the money.
100% of the proceeds will go toward two charities, Pacquiao said.
https://www.insider.com/manny-pacquiaos-boxing-exhibition-will-provide-homes-for-80-families-2022-12

Can we really believe on this one?

You can opt not to believe but knowing how Manny Pacquiao gives his own wealth to fund some government relief programs during the Pandemic, there is no doubt that he will do such things. Besides Manny has his own business that generates income for him. So having the proceeds of his fight go to charity won't affect his treasury that much. If he failed to meet his promises, he will be bashed very badly. Remember Manny isn't only a boxer but also a politician. So he won't say and promise anything and back out from it to blemish his name.

It's your own opinion that will answer that question, even Manny will tell that he take the huge cut and donate the other part of his earnings people will still have their opinions, but like what you mentioned about how generous Manny was, it's known by many from the Philippines, we can't remove the fact that he really providing help with many charities.

The amount of his earnings from this fight is just a little portion of his wealth, so if he said that he will donate everything
then so be it.

If he donated it all or not then its none of our business.Its true that people do always have to say for whatever things that he would do because people are really that dubious when it comes to this manner.

Definitely, it's none of our business as he can do whatever he wants. But remember that this boxer is a public figure specially with Manny's stature not just inside the ring but outside. So all eyes are on him and we can only speculate what he will do with his money.

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It is really just that impossible that he would really be putting all the money into charity.What about his expenses or something specially that he's already retired? If lots of people been saying about his generosity
then it is really that possible that he would donate 100% into charity but just like been said that its not our business on how he should give out his money whether giving in full or just in partial.
Would really that good to see and know that there are really that still mindful on helping those people who are in need.

Yeah, probably he will have to pay some of his trainers or his entourage, Buboy for one, his best buddy and trainer could get something in return.

And so we can all speculate, but I would say that it's not 100% for donation, maybe majority of it though.

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Quote from: Fredomago on December 18, 2022, 04:59:32 PM

It's your own opinion that will answer that question, even Manny will tell that he take the huge cut and donate the other part of his earnings people will still have their opinions, but like what you mentioned about how generous Manny was, it's known by many from the Philippines, we can't remove the fact that he really providing help with many charities.

True that but, of course, we can't avoid people being skeptical about this statement of Manny. Unless there is proof that Manny really gives the proceeds to the promised charity, people will keep on doubting the statement. I just come to believe it because, as you stated, and from several media outlets that proving that he gives funds to charities and government relief programs.

Quote from: Fredomago on December 18, 2022, 04:59:32 PM

The amount of his earnings from this fight is just a little portion of his wealth, so if he said that he will donate everything
then so be it.

Manny Pacquiao came from a poor family, so I believe he can relate to all the sufferings of poor people, that is why he is lending out his hands every time he has a chance to do so.

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Quote from: serjent05 on December 18, 2022, 04:30:49 PM

Quote from: Quidat on December 17, 2022, 06:29:07 PM

If future exhibition fights would really be having this kind of intent or motive about charitable acts or works then people or the public might not really be that something to believe about it.

If we do speak about how much money Pacquiao gained from that fight? Nothing.

The Filipino fighting legend told Insider this week that he won't receive any of the money.
100% of the proceeds will go toward two charities, Pacquiao said.
https://www.insider.com/manny-pacquiaos-boxing-exhibition-will-provide-homes-for-80-families-2022-12

Can we really believe on this one?

You can opt not to believe but knowing how Manny Pacquiao gives his own wealth to fund some government relief programs during the Pandemic, there is no doubt that he will do such things. Besides Manny has his own business that generates income for him. So having the proceeds of his fight go to charity won't affect his treasury that much. If he failed to meet his promises, he will be bashed very badly. Remember Manny isn't only a boxer but also a politician. So he won't say and promise anything and back out from it to blemish his name.

It's your own opinion that will answer that question, even Manny will tell that he take the huge cut and donate the other part of his earnings people will still have their opinions, but like what you mentioned about how generous Manny was, it's known by many from the Philippines, we can't remove the fact that he really providing help with many charities.

The amount of his earnings from this fight is just a little portion of his wealth, so if he said that he will donate everything
then so be it.

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Quote from: Quidat on December 17, 2022, 06:29:07 PM

If future exhibition fights would really be having this kind of intent or motive about charitable acts or works then people or the public might not really be that something to believe about it.

If we do speak about how much money Pacquiao gained from that fight? Nothing.

The Filipino fighting legend told Insider this week that he won't receive any of the money.
100% of the proceeds will go toward two charities, Pacquiao said.
https://www.insider.com/manny-pacquiaos-boxing-exhibition-will-provide-homes-for-80-families-2022-12

Can we really believe on this one?

You can opt not to believe but knowing how Manny Pacquiao gives his own wealth to fund some government relief programs during the Pandemic, there is no doubt that he will do such things. Besides Manny has his own business that generates income for him. So having the proceeds of his fight go to charity won't affect his treasury that much. If he failed to meet his promises, he will be bashed very badly. Remember Manny isn't only a boxer but also a politician. So he won't say and promise anything and back out from it to blemish his name.

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Quote from: Quidat on December 17, 2022, 06:29:07 PM

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Quote from: serjent05 on December 17, 2022, 06:05:56 PM

It was advertised during their fight that the proceeds will go to the victim of war in Ukraine but earlier before the fight, there is an article that stated that 100% of Manny's fight proceeds will go to his(Manny) foundation[1]. Well, I got confused for once but this article[2] stated that the fight proceeds will go to two charities. One is for the victims of war in Ukraine and the other one is for the Manny Pacquiao Foundation.

From what I remember reading an article related to that before, I think that's not 100% of their take-home money but rather just part of it. For how much will be allocated to their respective donations, it's not disclosed to the public.

What matters is, their exhibition match is not just for entertainment shows but also for good deeds.

I just hope that anything related to charities won't be the main reason for exhibition matches as we aren't sure if the intention is true. Don't get me wrong as I'm not talking specifically about this match or any future exhibition matches involving Pacquiao.

If future exhibition fights would really be having this kind of intent or motive about charitable acts or works then people or the public might not really be that something to believe about it.

If we do speak about how much money Pacquiao gained from that fight? Nothing.

The Filipino fighting legend told Insider this week that he won't receive any of the money.
100% of the proceeds will go toward two charities, Pacquiao said.
https://www.insider.com/manny-pacquiaos-boxing-exhibition-will-provide-homes-for-80-families-2022-12

Can we really believe on this one?

I guess we can believe that and if he's saying that he won't be touching none of that money, then I bet that's true because it's not the very first time that Manny Pacquiao donated some of what he earned in boxing to donate to the homeless people and to whoever needed some help. In Philippines, especially in his hometown, he is always giving back to people and in fact I saw a video years ago that he's giving 1,000 Philippine Pesos or $20 to every people queued in front of his house once he comes back home.

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Quote from: Kemarit on December 17, 2022, 04:07:36 PM

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Yeah, a trend that has started out with the Paul Brothers that they do challenge other sports athlete and fighters to fight them into an exhibition matches.
There's big money on it and they're able to make a lot of it because the fans are interested with their matches and they have seen how profitable it is, so, other professionals are also doing it.

This exhibition matches that the Paul brothers has started is so big right now that they have their own promotions already to handle their fight.

So no longer the youtube sensation, they are fighting and make tons of money, they also mentioned that they also wanted to be a boxer or UFC promoter someday. They become business minded too.

But there are hardcore fans of boxing, who may not like this kind of exhibitions matches for sure because some of the fights could be rigged or simply mismatch and of course close to scamming fans of their money because it's not a real fight.

Yeah, they make tons of money and who knows if someday they'll start to offer some matches against Manny Pacquaio and that for sure is going to be one of the biggest exhibition matches ever.
It is for sure that there are fans that don't have this like business in the boxing industry and they're all just for the professional fights. But they can't stop those matches that brings entertainment value to the fans, it's not just their cup of tea so still respect to them. It may not be a real fight but it's an actual fight that's not recorded as a professional fight.

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Quote from: Quidat on December 17, 2022, 06:29:07 PM

If future exhibition fights would really be having this kind of intent or motive about charitable acts or works then people or the public might not really be that something to believe about it.

If we do speak about how much money Pacquiao gained from that fight? Nothing.

The Filipino fighting legend told Insider this week that he won't receive any of the money.
100% of the proceeds will go toward two charities, Pacquiao said.
https://www.insider.com/manny-pacquiaos-boxing-exhibition-will-provide-homes-for-80-families-2022-12

Can we really believe on this one?

why not? is there any reason to doubt that he will actually donate all the money he will get from this fight? I mean, the dude donated millions of dollars throughout his career to his fellow countrymen. I might be being biased but don't see the reason why there is doubt about him donating the money he'll get from this fight.

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Rumor about the fight against Lucas in Middle East? it was one of the venue that they considered before.

just to clarify Pacquiao is not fighting Matthysse next year in the middle east, he is fighting his former sparing partner Jaber Zayani.

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Quote from: Baofeng on December 18, 2022, 06:01:59 AM

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Other offers came before that, from the Middle East and the United States, but Pacquiao chose the one close to home.

https://www.philstar.com/sports/2018/04/04/1802646/manny-pacquiao-lucas-matthysse-title-clash-kuala-lumpur

But I do agree that Manny can draw crowds anywhere he fights, and with Saudi interested on having him in the Middle East, for sure there will be a lot of crowds going to watch th fight live.

I read a rumor before that a rich man from Saudi would be willing to pay Marquez a big amount of money if they will again fight with Pacman and choose the venue to their country, but Marquez still didn't get tempted, he still wants to preserve his big win over Manny, so this time, people would already see Pacman fight although it's just an exhibition fight.

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Not receiving any money? Probably as we all know that Manny loves to help his fellow Pinoy.

But maybe in his next exhibition match in Saudi Arabia, he might be getting some, perhaps to cover some expenses and other small things that he needs to settle. And I also do believed that boxers specially in exhibition matches are still looking for good money. It's the only way that they can still get some when they are retired already so same case with Manny here.

The next exhibition Manny will make a lot money since Saudi Arabia is a rich country, however does Manny is only looking for another exhibition match right now? because I've remember he said he will try to comeback in the boxing professional record and want to fight with Crawford. Since Manny can't win via KO in this fight, it's make me think Manny has lost his power and he can't compete with a great boxers in professional record.

Yes, that's what I also think about his next fight. And that is why he is willing to let go of the money from the DK Yoo fight and help his Filipino countrymen and then some for the Ukrainian cause because his next fight will be worth millions guarantee I reckon.

We all know that there are a lot of boxing events that is being held in Saudi, and if I'm not mistaken his comeback fight against Lucas Matthysse should be in the Middle East but iw as scraped on the last minute and it was held in another country, in Malaysia.

That's a good rumor, after his dominating fight against DK Yoo, he will be heading to Saudi Arabia for a different opponent. I'm pretty sure Paman will be able to draw a big crowd as he is very popular all over the world. Pacman has not received the proceeds of his previous fight, but he is fulfilled because he was able to help the charities which will receive the funds.

Rumor about the fight against Lucas in Middle East? it was one of the venue that they considered before.

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Other offers came before that, from the Middle East and the United States, but Pacquiao chose the one close to home.

https://www.philstar.com/sports/2018/04/04/1802646/manny-pacquiao-lucas-matthysse-title-clash-kuala-lumpur

But I do agree that Manny can draw crowds anywhere he fights, and with Saudi interested on having him in the Middle East, for sure there will be a lot of crowds going to watch th fight live.

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This match is a good match as all the profit will be donated to the people in Ukraine. About the match, the match was really a good match though we already know that Pacquiao will definitely win as it is his sports but I admire DK Yoo as he managed to accept the match.

The TKO win was really not surprising at all, Pacquiao can fight small to tall players and he knows his advantages and knows how to counter them through his experience.

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Not receiving any money? Probably as we all know that Manny loves to help his fellow Pinoy.

But maybe in his next exhibition match in Saudi Arabia, he might be getting some, perhaps to cover some expenses and other small things that he needs to settle. And I also do believed that boxers specially in exhibition matches are still looking for good money. It's the only way that they can still get some when they are retired already so same case with Manny here.

The next exhibition Manny will make a lot money since Saudi Arabia is a rich country, however does Manny is only looking for another exhibition match right now? because I've remember he said he will try to comeback in the boxing professional record and want to fight with Crawford. Since Manny can't win via KO in this fight, it's make me think Manny has lost his power and he can't compete with a great boxers in professional record.

Yes, that's what I also think about his next fight. And that is why he is willing to let go of the money from the DK Yoo fight and help his Filipino countrymen and then some for the Ukrainian cause because his next fight will be worth millions guarantee I reckon.

We all know that there are a lot of boxing events that is being held in Saudi, and if I'm not mistaken his comeback fight against Lucas Matthysse should be in the Middle East but iw as scraped on the last minute and it was held in another country, in Malaysia.

That's a good rumor, after his dominating fight against DK Yoo, he will be heading to Saudi Arabia for a different opponent. I'm pretty sure Paman will be able to draw a big crowd as he is very popular all over the world. Pacman has not received the proceeds of his previous fight, but he is fulfilled because he was able to help the charities which will receive the funds.

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Quote from: Baofeng on December 17, 2022, 06:39:20 PM

Not receiving any money? Probably as we all know that Manny loves to help his fellow Pinoy.

But maybe in his next exhibition match in Saudi Arabia, he might be getting some, perhaps to cover some expenses and other small things that he needs to settle. And I also do believed that boxers specially in exhibition matches are still looking for good money. It's the only way that they can still get some when they are retired already so same case with Manny here.

The next exhibition Manny will make a lot money since Saudi Arabia is a rich country, however does Manny is only looking for another exhibition match right now? because I've remember he said he will try to comeback in the boxing professional record and want to fight with Crawford. Since Manny can't win via KO in this fight, it's make me think Manny has lost his power and he can't compete with a great boxers in professional record.

Yes, that's what I also think about his next fight. And that is why he is willing to let go of the money from the DK Yoo fight and help his Filipino countrymen and then some for the Ukrainian cause because his next fight will be worth millions guarantee I reckon.

We all know that there are a lot of boxing events that is being held in Saudi, and if I'm not mistaken his comeback fight against Lucas Matthysse should be in the Middle East but iw as scraped on the last minute and it was held in another country, in Malaysia.

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Quote from: Baofeng on December 17, 2022, 06:39:20 PM

Not receiving any money? Probably as we all know that Manny loves to help his fellow Pinoy.

But maybe in his next exhibition match in Saudi Arabia, he might be getting some, perhaps to cover some expenses and other small things that he needs to settle. And I also do believed that boxers specially in exhibition matches are still looking for good money. It's the only way that they can still get some when they are retired already so same case with Manny here.

The next exhibition Manny will make a lot money since Saudi Arabia is a rich country, however does Manny is only looking for another exhibition match right now? because I've remember he said he will try to comeback in the boxing professional record and want to fight with Crawford. Since Manny can't win via KO in this fight, it's make me think Manny has lost his power and he can't compete with a great boxers in professional record.

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Quote from: serjent05 on December 17, 2022, 06:05:56 PM

It was advertised during their fight that the proceeds will go to the victim of war in Ukraine but earlier before the fight, there is an article that stated that 100% of Manny's fight proceeds will go to his(Manny) foundation[1]. Well, I got confused for once but this article[2] stated that the fight proceeds will go to two charities. One is for the victims of war in Ukraine and the other one is for the Manny Pacquiao Foundation.

From what I remember reading an article related to that before, I think that's not 100% of their take-home money but rather just part of it. For how much will be allocated to their respective donations, it's not disclosed to the public.

What matters is, their exhibition match is not just for entertainment shows but also for good deeds.

I just hope that anything related to charities won't be the main reason for exhibition matches as we aren't sure if the intention is true. Don't get me wrong as I'm not talking specifically about this match or any future exhibition matches involving Pacquiao.

If future exhibition fights would really be having this kind of intent or motive about charitable acts or works then people or the public might not really be that something to believe about it.

If we do speak about how much money Pacquiao gained from that fight? Nothing.

The Filipino fighting legend told Insider this week that he won't receive any of the money.
100% of the proceeds will go toward two charities, Pacquiao said.
https://www.insider.com/manny-pacquiaos-boxing-exhibition-will-provide-homes-for-80-families-2022-12

Can we really believe on this one?

Not receiving any money? Probably as we all know that Manny loves to help his fellow Pinoy.

But maybe in his next exhibition match in Saudi Arabia, he might be getting some, perhaps to cover some expenses and other small things that he needs to settle. And I also do believed that boxers specially in exhibition matches are still looking for good money. It's the only way that they can still get some when they are retired already so same case with Manny here.

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Quote from: chaser15 on December 17, 2022, 06:23:12 PM

Quote from: serjent05 on December 17, 2022, 06:05:56 PM

It was advertised during their fight that the proceeds will go to the victim of war in Ukraine but earlier before the fight, there is an article that stated that 100% of Manny's fight proceeds will go to his(Manny) foundation[1]. Well, I got confused for once but this article[2] stated that the fight proceeds will go to two charities. One is for the victims of war in Ukraine and the other one is for the Manny Pacquiao Foundation.

From what I remember reading an article related to that before, I think that's not 100% of their take-home money but rather just part of it. For how much will be allocated to their respective donations, it's not disclosed to the public.

What matters is, their exhibition match is not just for entertainment shows but also for good deeds.

I just hope that anything related to charities won't be the main reason for exhibition matches as we aren't sure if the intention is true. Don't get me wrong as I'm not talking specifically about this match or any future exhibition matches involving Pacquiao.

If future exhibition fights would really be having this kind of intent or motive about charitable acts or works then people or the public might not really be that something to believe about it.

If we do speak about how much money Pacquiao gained from that fight? Nothing.

The Filipino fighting legend told Insider this week that he won't receive any of the money.
100% of the proceeds will go toward two charities, Pacquiao said.
https://www.insider.com/manny-pacquiaos-boxing-exhibition-will-provide-homes-for-80-families-2022-12

Can we really believe on this one?

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Quote from: serjent05 on December 17, 2022, 06:05:56 PM

It was advertised during their fight that the proceeds will go to the victim of war in Ukraine but earlier before the fight, there is an article that stated that 100% of Manny's fight proceeds will go to his(Manny) foundation[1]. Well, I got confused for once but this article[2] stated that the fight proceeds will go to two charities. One is for the victims of war in Ukraine and the other one is for the Manny Pacquiao Foundation.

From what I remember reading an article related to that before, I think that's not 100% of their take-home money but rather just part of it. For how much will be allocated to their respective donations, it's not disclosed to the public.

What matters is, their exhibition match is not just for entertainment shows but also for good deeds.

I just hope that anything related to charities won't be the main reason for exhibition matches as we aren't sure if the intention is true. Don't get me wrong as I'm not talking specifically about this match or any future exhibition matches involving Pacquiao.

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Quote from: nakamura12 on December 17, 2022, 05:00:41 PM

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If that 5M$ will donate all in separated charities then it's a big one. But maybe not only in Philippines can benefit that cause there's a rumors that some area of Ukraine manny will donate his money with but I am not sure if that will be legit just a rumors. But if that will happen the. That's good for the people of Ukraine as we all know what happened to their country.
Let's wait for the new update is manny pacman will fight again .

I made some research and the article said that manny pacquiao will donate the money in ukraine but I don't think it's just a rumor since manny have donated his money before and he even said it himself that almost half of the money he earn in boxing goes to less unfortunate people so I say that manny will really donate to Ukraine if he said it himself. For now, we can only wait the result if pacquiao will donate to Ukraine if he really said it or not if someone just made it up.

It was advertised during their fight that the proceeds will go to the victim of war in Ukraine but earlier before the fight, there is an article that stated that 100% of Manny's fight proceeds will go to his(Manny) foundation[1]. Well, I got confused for once but this article[2] stated that the fight proceeds will go to two charities. One is for the victims of war in Ukraine and the other one is for the Manny Pacquiao Foundation.

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His fight with DK Yoo is billed as a special charity match, with proceeds donated to the victims of the war in Ukraine as well as Pacquiao's housing project for the homeless in the Philippines.

[1] https://www.insider.com/manny-pacquiaos-boxing-exhibition-will-provide-homes-for-80-families-2022-12
[2] https://www.gmanetwork.com/entertainment/showbiznews/news/95876/manny-pacquiao-wins-against-south-korean-dk-yoo/story

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Quote from: erep on December 17, 2022, 05:21:02 PM

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I made some research and the article said that manny pacquiao will donate the money in ukraine but I don't think it's just a rumor since manny have donated his money before and he even said it himself that almost half of the money he earn in boxing goes to less unfortunate people so I say that manny will really donate to Ukraine if he said it himself. For now, we can only wait the result if pacquiao will donate to Ukraine if he really said it or not if someone just made it up.

But it is impossible for him to damage his reputation by manipulating funds to donate to Ukraine because one day the details will surely be known from the results of the investigation, but it is better that the donated funds are presented in front of the media to prove he has done what he was promised to donate to Ukraine. If he follows the advice, there will be no negative perceptions and suspicions about the funds donated to Ukraine.

They wont really be that dumb on not to follow on what they had mentioned nor talk about those donation things because sooner or later those information would leaked out if ever they havent been able
to donate about those winnings.Pretty sure the public or the community or entire world would really be ending up on having bad impressions towards a certain person who do make or
do deceiving words just to sell out the fight and generate lots of income or profits to that but ending up on having not able to follow on what he had promised earlier.
I dont even trust up with their claims about charitable works considering that they do work hard and train for that but ending up on giving it out.Well, its just my own view.

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Quote from: nakamura12 on December 17, 2022, 05:00:41 PM

I made some research and the article said that manny pacquiao will donate the money in ukraine but I don't think it's just a rumor since manny have donated his money before and he even said it himself that almost half of the money he earn in boxing goes to less unfortunate people so I say that manny will really donate to Ukraine if he said it himself. For now, we can only wait the result if pacquiao will donate to Ukraine if he really said it or not if someone just made it up.

But it is impossible for him to damage his reputation by manipulating funds to donate to Ukraine because one day the details will surely be known from the results of the investigation, but it is better that the donated funds are presented in front of the media to prove he has done what he was promised to donate to Ukraine. If he follows the advice, there will be no negative perceptions and suspicions about the funds donated to Ukraine.

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