unsa nahitabo BOOM BOOM?! na uwaw ko kadiyot!

[elvishtattoo]

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na unsa man to duwa ni boom boom ganina?! mura man to cya ug gi hapak ug signal ! 12 nga kumo! sarasay man dayon...

[lloydjon]

kai ga una man ang hambog ni bautista mao na makuha...wai cguro sunod si pakman ana niya kai murag ni dako man sad ang ulo.ni uli man sa pinas ug balik wala man mag training nuon.paetzzz

[edgeknife]

i was shocked nga round 1 ra taman. kipakaon ra man siya og kumo ni pince de leon.

[elvishtattoo]

pina ana pa siya: dadalhin ko ang trophy sa pilipinas!
mau pa Gerry Penalosa, bisan taas ug kapoy away, wala na sayang! daug jud!
dako kau ngan sa mga advertisements: AND BOOM BOOM BAUTISTA! gara-gara ra jud!
mau unta nka 5 rounds sya!

[oninrocks]

Boom Boom's village loses road project after boxer's loss

By Jhunnex Napallacan
Visayas Bureau
Last updated 07:09pm (Mla time) 08/12/2007

CEBU CITY -- The shocking defeat of Rey "Boom-boom" Bautista by Mexico's Daniel Ponce de Leon did not only sadden his fellow Boholanos. It also cost his village a cemented road.

A dismayed Bohol Gov. Erico Aumentado said that the plan to cement the provincial road going to Barangay Can-uling, Bautista's home village in the town of Candijay, would not push through -- for now.

Aumentado admitted that before the fight, he promised the young Boholano boxer that the road would be cemented but only if he won.

In fact, Aumentado said, he had ordered the provincial engineering office to draw up a work program for the project that would run for least a kilometer and would cost P7 million.

But since Bautista lost the fight, and was, in fact, the only loser among six Filipino boxers in the World Cup against Mexico, there would be no cemented road leading to Boom-boom's village.

For now, at least, the governor said.

He said he would push through with the cementing project if Bautista would become a champion in the future.

"If Boom-boom becomes a champion, I will fulfill my commitment that I will have the road passing through his barangay in Can-uling cemented. Right now, it's a no go," Aumentado said.

"Maybe later… Let's wait for the time when he becomes champion. And I am hopeful that he still has a bright future in boxing," the governor said in Cebuano in a telephone interview.

Aumentado, who watched the fight on television, said he was dismayed that Bautista did not even last the first round.

But he said he shared the view of many Boholanos and others that at 21 years old, Bautista still had many more opportunities to recover from this defeat and become a champion.

Aumentado said even ring icon Manny Pacquiao suffered defeats before he achieved fame.

He said Bautista’s lack of experience could be a factor in his defeat.

Still, Boholanos were happy because another Boholano, AJ "Bazooka" Banal, won, he said.

But Aumentado was miffed by the error of the boxing announcer who said that Banal came from "Cebu, Philippines" when he hailed from Corilla, Bohol.

Aumentado said Banal would receive a reward on his return. He said that Tagbilaran Mayor Dan Lim personally went to Sacramento in the United States to support the Boholano boxers.

In Iloilo City, Ilonggos glued to television and radio sets rejoiced at the near-sweep of Filipino boxers over their Mexican opponents.

"I was disappointed that Boom Boom lost ... but I'm still happy that we got the World Cup title," said Saldy Tabanda, 32, a layout artist.

Iloilo-based international boxing referee Alex Vidal said the 5-1 win of the Filipino boxers showed that "we should not focus all our attention on Manny Pacquiao."

"If all poor athletes are given the same opportunity, they can also give glory to the country," said Vidal.

"Because of boxing, we are being noticed worldwide despite all the bad news in the country. We can win our first Olympic gold medal if we focus on and pour our funds in boxing," he said.

Vidal said the Filipino boxers were considered underdogs before they went into the ring against their Mexican opponents.

"Gerry's win was really dramatic. Imagine, a 35-year-old becoming world champion again," said Vidal.

The fight for Peñalosa was his last shot at keeping up his career, added Bacolod City Rep. Monico Puentevella.
With reports from Nestor Burgos Jr. and Carla P. Gomez, Inquirer Visayas

[j-tech31again]

moral lesson na 2 ni boom2x

[boting]

kai ga una man ang hambog ni bautista mao na makuha...wai cguro sunod si pakman ana niya kai murag ni dako man sad ang ulo.ni uli man sa pinas ug balik wala man mag training nuon.paetzzz

korek gyud ka dha bro...magsunod gyud c pacman ana labi na gyud og magpermi na cla ana ila hinambog

[theodore23]

cge lang bata pman,daghan pa ma katonan.utro si paquiao ga gara2x kay abi wa pa baliha ug 1milion,ni uli ug wala ni training.gi sagulan nman sad gud ug bisyo.tsk tsk tsk

[yokam]

Boom Boom's village loses road project after boxer's loss

By Jhunnex Napallacan
Visayas Bureau
Last updated 07:09pm (Mla time) 08/12/2007

CEBU CITY -- The shocking defeat of Rey "Boom-boom" Bautista by Mexico's Daniel Ponce de Leon did not only sadden his fellow Boholanos. It also cost his village a cemented road.

A dismayed Bohol Gov. Erico Aumentado said that the plan to cement the provincial road going to Barangay Can-uling, Bautista's home village in the town of Candijay, would not push through -- for now.

Aumentado admitted that before the fight, he promised the young Boholano boxer that the road would be cemented but only if he won.

In fact, Aumentado said, he had ordered the provincial engineering office to draw up a work program for the project that would run for least a kilometer and would cost P7 million.

But since Bautista lost the fight, and was, in fact, the only loser among six Filipino boxers in the World Cup against Mexico, there would be no cemented road leading to Boom-boom's village.

For now, at least, the governor said.

He said he would push through with the cementing project if Bautista would become a champion in the future.

"If Boom-boom becomes a champion, I will fulfill my commitment that I will have the road passing through his barangay in Can-uling cemented. Right now, it's a no go," Aumentado said.

"Maybe later… Let's wait for the time when he becomes champion. And I am hopeful that he still has a bright future in boxing," the governor said in Cebuano in a telephone interview.

Oh well, here we go again. Apilan na pud ug pulitika! Kaluoy pud sa mga apektado ani.

Aumentado, who watched the fight on television, said he was dismayed that Bautista did not even last the first round.

"I was disappointed that Boom Boom lost ... but I'm still happy that we got the World Cup title," said Saldy Tabanda, 32, a layout artist.

Maayo pa sila na lang ang moaway didto sa sunod. Galaliman ni sila ug unsa ang training ug kalisod nga agian sa mga boxers?
Disappointed? How about those affected people about sa cancelled road project? Aren't they disappointed?

Such a very biased mentality, a very typical Pinoy mentality and attitude. Kung daog si Boom Boom, all praises, karon kay pildi, walay ayo, nagpakauwaw lang. Pacquiao underwent the same treatment before after the draw to Marquez. Security guards ra ang nisugat sa airport. But kung daog, Lito Atienza dayun ang mosugat.

No wonder why walay asenso. Our RP Basketball Team has also received such criticisms. True enough ganahan ta modaog, kinsa bay taong di ganahan modaog. But once we lose, sport lang unta ta. Duwa ra na, di gyud mahimo nga daog ang duha. Naay gyud nay mapildi.

[monrose29]

Gov. Erico Aumentado

taympa sa Gov. if you are using your own money with that road project going to boom-boom village then u have the authority to stop it,

but if gikan na sa GOVERNMENT FUNDS

ayaw pa ka uwaw Gov. unsay labot sa boxing career ni bom2x sa imong pagka public servant? win or loss you should make a road not only going to BOOM-BOOM village but also in other villages in your province, thats is your job being a public servant,

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kulang of experience and no defense, as what the boxing experts says boom-boom will have to work with wave-wave defense like gerry penalosa style,

boom-boom buatista is great fighter.. deli pa lang niya time karon.... its still a long way to go, more fight to come,

good luck...

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