Pambansang kamao does it again

It was not exactly like a David and Goliath battle, although from some pre-fight indications, it does look like one. Hatton is certainly heftier and the stronger fighter from most accounts, plus he is a natural fighter at 140 pounds. As the fight unfolds, the waiting and suspense was arduously long (aggravated by those vexating, long-winded commercials), but the bout's end itself was swift in coming. It came at 2:50 of the second round, with a powerhouse left to the chin of Ricky "The Hitman" Hatton. Hatton went down like a log, motionless. For a while there it did seem like he was hit on the head by a large rock. After several minutes, Hatton was helped to his feet. Fortunately he seems fine. "It was a hard loss but I am okay," Hatton said.

Manny Pacquiao prays fervently during training, before and after a fight. Not too many people are aware that Manny is also a pro-life advocate.

Stay on, Manny. Mabuhay ang pambansang kamao!