RP BOXERS UNSPORTMANLIKE WALKOUT IN 24TH SEA GAMES

[jntio]

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grabe pd ka tkasan sa thailand f ila taw mao na mo uway oi.tanan games na dapat cla mo daog. be fair lng ta sb. dapat lng pd na gbuhat sa ato boxer para d cya atakihon sa iya gbati. mka au mn sa iya ky npagawas. peace

[lunateec22]

you may loose the fight but you win their respect if you are clearly winning the game. just remember delahoya vs strum. he lost to delahoya even though in the eyes of most people he deserved the win. the result, people showed more respect to strum than delahoya. and another example is roy jones vs park si hun in the olympics where was humiliated even if he won the game.

Respect? I don't think there's something like that whatsoever. Okay ra unta kung ang bout is held internationally along with professional bodies, like the ones that you took example with. In this case, it was an all-out slap to the face of Philippine boxing. Insulting.

As I've said before, di jud ta ka-butang2x dayon sa ing-ani na case kay we don't know what our boxers felt when the unfair decision happened. I bet it took damaging effect to their morale, thus, the walkout.

[[GjB629]]

awwww ila sad na hehehe pero okay ra na uy naa bitaw si manny ug si nito hehehe

[iskoLares]

LAHI JD ang FEELING oi..,.


katon nag cge ingon nga HILAS ang boxers... did you even see the bout...

if only you saw... bisag unsaon ug kulata ang kontra.. ilaha gihapon ang score... is that what yo call fair?


what they did is just called a protest.. if you even understand the word..

[erwin_rommel]

Respect? I don't think there's something like that whatsoever. Okay ra unta kung ang bout is held internationally along with professional bodies, like the ones that you took example with. In this case, it was an all-out slap to the face of Philippine boxing. Insulting.

As I've said before, di jud ta ka-butang2x dayon sa ing-ani na case kay we don't know what our boxers felt when the unfair decision happened. I bet it took damaging effect to their morale, thus, the walkout.

i dont think its a slap because hometown bias decisions are normal. even here in our country, thais could hardly win if they dont ko their filipino opponent. they must completely dominate or ko the filipino. if they do just fine, then they cant win.
as paid athletes, they have the responsibility to do their job no matter what the circumstances are except if they are already incapable like when injured. what they did was an act of cowardice. they could do protests in some other ways which are acceptable. this is a bad example for the up coming athletes.

[inyourface]

19-0? grabeha sd . . halata rsad kaau ning thailand wui . . kana kay niwalkout, d na jud na madala . .
sayang tawn ang training limbongan ra . . maypag wala!

[iskoLares]

19-0? grabeha sd . . halata rsad kaau ning thailand wui . . kana kay niwalkout, d na jud na madala . .
sayang tawn ang training limbongan ra . . maypag wala!

exactly... if ila man ganing i bias... pede ra.. dili in-ani ka obvious..

[lunateec22]

i dont think its a slap because hometown bias decisions are normal. even here in our country, thais could hardly win if they dont ko their filipino opponent. they must completely dominate or ko the filipino.

Don't you think amateur Filipino boxers are better than theirs? And with utmost inspirations in Pacquiao, Donaire and others have enabled these boxers to trained tremendously hard? It's obvious man jud for the PHilippine team to win a match here because it's a clear domination of the fight. Ka-maayo ra sa pinoy ah.

what they did was an act of cowardice. they could do protests in some other ways which are acceptable. this is a bad example for the up coming athletes.

Okay, can you think of something that is legally abiding that won't fall into deaf ears in Thailand? Because it has always been the case to that country's boxing history. And if you have, can you think about the same thing about the boxing in Japan wherein Filipinos have been unfairly judged (professionally) in points also?

[erwin_rommel]

Don't you think amateur Filipino boxers are better than theirs? And with utmost inspirations in Pacquiao, Donaire and others have enabled these boxers to trained tremendously hard? It's obvious man jud for the PHilippine team to win a match here because it's a clear domination of the fight. Ka-maayo ra sa pinoy ah.

some maybe better than theirs but not all. if filipinos are that good, then we should have a gold medal in boxing. im not degrading our amatuer boxers but they still havent proven anything except by only silver medals. Thailand on the other hand has won gold medals in boxing.
athens 2004 - BOONJUMNONG, Manus (60-64kg)
sydney 2000 - PONLID, Wijan ( 48 - 51kg )
athlanta 1996 - KAMSING, Somluck ( 54 - 57kg )
now who's better in boxing in the olympics?

Okay, can you think of something that is legally abiding that won't fall into deaf ears in Thailand? Because it has always been the case to that country's boxing history. And if you have, can you think about the same thing about the boxing in Japan wherein Filipinos have been unfairly judged (professionally) in points also?

if you believe that you will be unfairly judged in boxing, then dont send boxers and use the funds to other events.

[lunateec22]

some maybe better than theirs but not all. if filipinos are that good, then we should have a gold medal in boxing. im not degrading our amatuer boxers but they still havent proven anything except by only silver medals. Thailand on the other hand has won gold medals in boxing.
athens 2004 - BOONJUMNONG, Manus (60-64kg)
sydney 2000 - PONLID, Wijan ( 48 - 51kg )
athlanta 1996 - KAMSING, Somluck ( 54 - 57kg )
now who's better in boxing in the olympics?

I'll still go for Pinoys... If they're that good, then what's with the unfair scoring?

if you believe that you will be unfairly judged in boxing, then dont send boxers and use the funds to other events.

What funds?