Nonito Donaire, you will never be like Manny.

Philippines
March 5, 2011 3:28am CST
When I first heard about Nonito Donaire, I was really proud of him since he is a great Filipino boxer. That changed shortly when he made those accusations to his father and mother. People really like rag to riches stories. That's what Nonito Jr.'s wife wanted to stage. This is a really really disappointing move. The damage has been done. Now, Nonito Donaire will not have my support. If he wants to be like Manny, good luck with that because his attitude alone is far from that of Manny's and he will never be in a place where Manny is now. What do you think?
2 responses
zills66
@zills66 (1419)
• Saudi Arabia
5 Mar 11
but he is good in speaking. i watched him feature to one of latin channels here via satelite and he is not barouque at all.. unlike pacquiao.. donaire is a good fighter. i like his moves. but pacquaio's performance, i like him most
duh_nick
@duh_nick (34)
• Philippines
5 Mar 11
Thank you for sharing your opinion, zills66. IN terms of the use of the English language, Nonito is better but language matters not to me. Donaire (for me) is not a good fighter. A good fighter should have God, talent and humility.
zills66
@zills66 (1419)
• Saudi Arabia
5 Mar 11
so, shane or manny? well, to tell you honestly, am the number 1 spanish fan of manny here in saudi arabia.. i just love boxing and that's my sport too during my highschool days...
duh_nick
@duh_nick (34)
• Philippines
5 Mar 11
Manny definitely. I love boxing! I don't do boxing though. I just love watching it. Anyway, it's great to know that Manny has fans their in Saudi Arabia. I guess he really is a worldwide icon.
rebel_woman06
@SIMPLYD (90721)
• Philippines
5 Mar 11
Well, we cannot blame Donaire for thinking like that about his father. Maybe he has been hurt by something that his father has done badly, that's why he is like that to him. I just hope he will overcome his anger to his father and be more forgiving. He just have to look up to Manny in that aspect.
duh_nick
@duh_nick (34)
• Philippines
5 Mar 11
Hello, simplyd. Yes. Maybe. Manny never complained about how his father left them when they needed them most or how he was hurt by it. Manny just accepted his father like he never left. Well, I guess it all depends on a person's character and I am sorry for Donaire.