Filipino MMA Fighters
Even though I’m six feet tall, I could never understand why Filipinos love basketball. Our players are shorter than Western players. It must be colonial mentality. As Manny Pacquiao demonstrates, we’re so much better at beating the shit out of people.
That’s why I was glad to see Filipino mixed martial artists Justin Cruz and Lino Tagacay duke it out at the Platinum Ring of Fire MMA event yesterday. Cruz finished the fight in one round. Clearly, Filipinos could stand a fighting chance in this sport.
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Now this sport should be well-known 2 the Phil.soon!!!!!!MMA should be the next big thing in the Phil.
Good job Mike,keep it up 4 the latest news or expose(whatever that is)4 what the reality is all about!!!!!!!!
A Roman Catholic bishop on Friday called for the banning of mixed-martial arts TV show because “it promotes barbarism.’’
Tagbilaran Bishop Leonardo Medroso, chairman of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines CBCP Episcopal Commission on Canon Law, said that the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) promotes the animal instincts of the people, which he said is un-Christian.
“That should be banned because what comes out is the bestiality of a man… We become barbaric it’s not very Christian,” Medroso said, over Church-run Radio Veritas 846.
“What seems to be happening is we are going back to barbaric times, when there’s the survival of the fittest,” he added.
The Tagbilaran prelate asked the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB) to ban the program on TV afraid that its promotion of violence might influence the public.
“I hope the authorities will immediately act on this. Let us not anymore support this kind of sport from other country because this is contrary to the culture and tradition of Filipinos,” said Medroso.
Founded in 1993, the UFC showcases fighters that are experts in different fighting techniques such as boxing, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, wrestling and Muay Thai while working on the tagline “There are no rules” in their brawl-type matches inside the cage-type octagon ring. (Leslie Ann Aquino)
http://www.mb.com.ph/articles/253097/bishop-wants-ufc-tv-show-banned
This was the message that the idiotic priest wants MMA shows 2 be banned here in the Phil.STOP THIS NONSENSE RIGHT NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
MMA is a potential sport in the Phil.and should not be banned 4 public viewing(sorry on my late comment here in this forum because of my PC man.)
Yeah,there is nothing wrong supporting the cultural aspects and heritage here in our country,but what that priest said here is not right.Filipinos representing the MMA r soldiers who is willing 2 make our country proud and giving us the joy and delight 4 the Phil.I mean seriously,is that priest is doing the right thing or is it just a publicity stunt on his part?