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eBook by Boy Blue P. Filomeno

Publisher: On Eagle's  Wings Publishing House  

 Publication date: November 16, 2012

 ISBN: 978-971-95581-0-1

 Language: English

 File size: 2.75MB

 Format: PDF

 No. of pages: 108 pages

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PRICE: $9.99USD BUY NOW

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Brief Description

Manny Pacquiao has reached the pinnacle of his exciting boxing profession. His exceptional dream, courage and exploits could influence millions of Filipinos and people around the globe, to keenly watch his ring battles.

Author Boy Blue P. Filomeno portrays the dramatic and controversial life of Pac Man, including the insights of Olympic-style blood testing, muscle cramps, wrong shoes, conspiracy, journey to holiness, absentee congressman and shot to the Philippines presidency.

He traces those who are involved in drugs in the Mayweather and Roach camps.

In the Pacquiao-Marquez IV, Filomeno predicted that Marquez could deliver a one punch knock-out that could end the rivalry. 

An explosive eBook, Boy Blue Filomeno's painstaking account of Manny Pacquiao, is a rendition of an enigma in sports chronicle.

 

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About the author

 

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Boy Blue P. Filomeno was the youngest reporter at 18, covering the Interim Batasang Pambansa (Philipppine Parliament) in 1982, during the Marcos dictatorship.

An anti-pornography spokesperson, he fought to ban the infamous film, "Da Vinci Code" in 2006.

As chairman, 1998 "Centennial Duel," he gained support from world champ Anatoly Karpov and FIDE officials. He wrote many articles about boxing for 20 years now.

He lives in the Philippines with his wife and son.

 

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Book Reviews

  1. Best book for boxing fans 

    Posted by Jane Gomez on 10th Feb 2013

    From cover to cover, the ebook amazes me of Pacquiao wearing many feathers in his hat, actor, singer, politician.

    A dreamer, he, too, wanted to become President like Ronald Reagan.

    A timely book in the world of sports and politics.


  2. Decent look at the colorful career of the great Manny Pacquiao 

    Posted by Charles Franklin on 10th Feb 2013

    I selected this book because I have heard bits and pieces of the great "Manny Pacquiao" as a boxer, entertainer, and other things but I didn't actually know a lot about him. 

    This book does a decent job of displaying the unique career and roller-coaster ride of a life that Pacquiao lives. I like the commentary from the author and I like the information that the author put together. Filomeno chooses the most interesting information in Pacquiao’s career (along with good photos). 

    I also liked the author’s relaxed language style and humor. The more interesting parts of the book are where the author begins to dissect some of the details behind the fights in Chapters 1, 3, 7, and 8. In that respect, this book will definitely help if you want a quick glance into the great Manny Pacquiao.


  3. Great biography on the Pacman 

    Posted by Maite 711 on 9th Feb 2013

    Manny Pacquiao is a living legend, being the only person who has won the World Boxing Championship eight times in different weight classes. This book is written by all-out fan and career journalist Boy Blue Filomeno.

    This biography is an essay on the life of Manny Pacquiao, peppered with analogies from European and Filipino history. I was intrigued by the many other hats that the Pac Man wears - politician, womaniser, gambler, movie star and singer.

    The book also chronicles in detail several of Pacquiao's most memorable fights. Having defeated all the Mexican Hall of Famers he has fought earned Manny Pacquiao the tag 'Mexican Executioner'. There is an entire chapter on the fights between Pacquiao and Marco Antonio Barrera, Erik Morales, Oscar De La Hoya and Juan Manuel Marquez. Pacquiao's fights with American boxers Shane Mosley and Timothy Bradley are also critiqued on with questions about match fixing.

    Sinner or Man of God is the next topic discussed covering the duality of Pacquiao's devoutness versus his free-wheeling lifestyle.The author also writes about performance enhancing drugs in boxing and on the political future of the boxer.

    Fascinating read. Highly recommended for boxing fans!


  4. Brilliant book about the life of Manny Pacquiao 

    Posted by Paul Philips on 9th Feb 2013

    The Manny Pacquiao Files is a fantastic book that chronicles the life of the great boxer Manny Pacquiao. 

    The author has brilliantly written a book that covers many of Pacquiao's virtues and controversies. What I enjoyed in particular, is how the author uses certain characteristics of the boxer and events in his life to raise awareness of important issues that impact society such corruption, drug and alcohol abuse and the use of religion inappropriately. 

    The book is very entertaining, informative and full of passion. I highly recommend it.


  5. One of a kind 

    Posted by Josh Torre on 8th Feb 2013

    It is a good book for sports enthusiasts. It narrates a story that has not been read before.



 

  A MYSTERIOUS LOSS?  


Why Marquez evades Part V

like a plague

 

Did Pacquiao play opossum

in Part IV?

 

 

By Boy Blue P. Filomeno

 

Why Juan Manuel Marquez expresses disinterest in a fifth encounter with arch rival Manny Pacquiao?

Could it be that JMM has 100 reasons that he kept close to his chest?

Even his trainer Nacho Beristain and hall of famer Marco Antonio Barrera expressed great surprise of his knockout victory in Part IV.

 “I never thought Juan could knock out Pacquiao. Juan is not a (power puncher). He is a very precise fighter, and hits hard but not violently. He gets you with three shots in a row at the tip of the chin and he hurts you, but not like (what happened with the punch that hit Pacquiao). What happened was a phenomenon,” Beristain told Boxing Scene (printed in Sun Star).

In an interview by ABS-CBN, when he visited the Philippines recently, Barrera said, “I was surprised that Marquez knocked out Pacquiao. Marquez did not do anything new in training. He used the same punches.”

Let us dissect Pacquiao’s fights leading to a duel with Marquez.

His encounter with Shane Mosley was labeled as the "Most Boring Fight"; Marquez cried "Robbery" in Part III; he lost a won fight versus Timothy Bradley.

There are some questions that needed some answers in the Pacquiao-Marquez IV.

Marquez is not known to be a one punch knock-out artist. Yet, Pacman was knocked down in the third round by a right cross to the face.

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Pacquiao playing opossum?                                                

Photo: AP Photo/Eric Jamison
(Source: http://communities.washingtontimes.com/neighborhood/ringside-seat/2012/dec/9/marquez-stuns-pacquiao-boxing-6th-round-knockout/)

 

The People's Champ's strength is a combination of crosses and hooks, to knock his opponent. However, in the 5th round, Pacman's single left straight wobbled Marquez for a standing 8 count.

From the fifth round, to the sixth, Marquez was visibly hurt. He was cornered, battered while his nose and mouth were bloodied. With few seconds left, he delivered a short right cross that sent Pacman to dreamland.

Looking closely, when Marquez executed the punch, his legs were steadily fixed in the canvass. A blow is more lethal, if it was executed simultaneously while the feet is moving forward.

Manny is not an eight division champ for nothing. He is a veteran warrior and has received the worst punches of heavier boxers like Clottey, Cotto, Margarito, yet he survived. The fighting Sarangani congressman is an intelligent fighter and to fell into the trap of Marquez is mind boggling.

No great champion in history, who was leading by a big mile, suddenly lost by one knockout punch in earlier rounds. 

The fate of Pacquiao was a deja vu of a one round knock out victory of Marquez against Likar Ramos in 2011 at Plaza de Toros, Cancun. Marquez hit Ramos by a right hand in the face. Many criticized Ramos for acting unconscious when his butt hit the canvass. (Video source - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QxjiCZ9BKjE).

In the Pacquiao-Marquez IV undercard, Michael Farenas and Yuriorkis Gamboa, both received vicious punches to the face, fell to the canvass, beat the count and continued fighting.

There is only one boxer in history that I remember that fell flat on his face in the ring. It was Roberto "Hands of Stone" Duran, when he lost via second round knock out against Tommy "The Hitman" Hearns.

But it was a series of endless bombs by Hearns that stopped Duran, just like like the United States silenced Hiroshima and Nagasaki with atomic bombs in World War II; not a solitary punch like what Marquez did to Pacquiao.

Duran was leaning on the ropes and there was no other place for him to go but face down. He was an easy target for a taller Hearns, who aimed his crushing right cross to the left side of Duran's face, at the same time, moving his right foot forward. However, Duran was conscious, though struggling. Thus, "The Hitman" retained the WBC super welterweight crown in 1984 at Caesar's Palace. (Video source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yv9kYwXFbMU).

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Hearns looking at the fallen Duran.

(Photo source: http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/photos/thomas-hearns-stands-over-roberto-duran-after-knocking-him-out-photo--1993680580.html)

 

In the recent fights, Oscar Salido knocked Juanma Lopez, after series of vicious blows. Same is true to what happened to Fernando Montiel, when he was knocked out coldly by Nonito Donaire. Yet, Lopez and Montiel were awake and tried to stand.

Was Pacquiao really unconscious when he was knocked down or did he act opossum? Isn't it logical for the body to follow the head? Marquez hit Pacquiao with a right and the latter's head moved backwards. Yet, Pac Man's whole body collapsed forward. How come?

When the camera was focused, the fallen Pacquiao was moving in the canvass face down. Is this an evidence of losing unconscious?

Everybody rushed to the ring. Somebody tapped Pacman's face and he opened his eyes. Next, he was seated in the canvass, then transferred to a stool while a physician examined his eyes. Later, he was smiling, walking around, as if nothing happened and accepted Bob Arum's declaration for a fifth fight. The plot could reach ten fights, as long as the public watch it.

A number of boxers have died and critically injured in the ring. If indeed, Pacquiao was knocked out unconscious, just like what happened to Ricky Hatton in his hands, a medical team could have given him an oxygen, stabilize him for a minimum of ten minutes, put him on a stretcher, an ambulance will rush him to a nearby hospital. But all of these needed medical attention were completely absent. Why?

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Hatton knocked out cold was rushed to the hospital.

(Photo source: http://ph.images.search.yahoo.com/images/view?p=hatton+knockout&back=http%3A%2F%2Fph.search.yahoo.com%2Fsearch%3Fei%3DUTF-)

 

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Hatton and fiancee Jennifer Dooley enjoy the pool after losing to Pac Man.

(Photo source:http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-1177090/Ricky-Hattons-fiancee-Jennifer-Dooley-shows-knockout-figure-recover-Vegas-defeat.html)


Not an ounce of concern was shown on Arum's face, on the fate of his ward, Pacquiao. He was more interested of the multi-million dollar bonanza. As the cliché goes, "Boxing is business."

Were the millions of paying public treated to a cruel joke of a so-called last second knock-out? Will the boxing fans watch the forthcoming Part V? My dear readers, make your choice.

 

(Filomeno is author of an ebook,"The Manny Pacquiao Files" at http://pacmanfiles.com)

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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