BOXING

Former Pinoy boxing champion turns garbage collector

Published

4 years ago

July 19, 2020

For most Filipino boxers, boxing is the way to get out of poverty. Indeed it is, look at Manny Pacquiao. But it is not always like that, there were other boxers who went back to rag after boxing career.

However, this Filipino boxer who turned garbage collector is different from them. Meet Malcolm “Eagle Eye” Tuñacao, the former WBC and lineal flyweight champion.

Tuñacao was at the top during his younger days where he dismantled Medgoen Siungsurat to win the belt at the age of 22.

He had a boxing record of 35 wins, 20 knockouts, 3 defeats and 3 losses.

After his boxing career, he decided to leave Mandaue City in Cebu to live in Japan where he works as a garbage collector at the Japanase City of Kobe.

While the job looks like in a desperate situation especially if you’re living in the Philippines, made no mistake, Tuñacao is head-high proud of his job.

He revealed during the documentary of Chino Trinidad that in Japan, people think highly of garbage collectors and they were very kind to people like him.

The Eagle Eye added that he is happy with his life supporting his family as a garbage collector.

Post Views: 258

Bombo Radyo

Francis Ngannou cries ‘deception’ vs Anthony Joshua camp

Published

2 weeks ago

April 3, 2024

PONCIANO

Francis Ngannou cries ‘deception’ vs Anthony Joshua camp

Former UFC fighter Francis Ngannou accused AJ camp of ‘trickery’ when he suffered devastating knockdowns in the first and second round last March 8, 2024 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

The MMA fighter and former UFC heavyweight champion said that AJ camp sabotaged him by letting him go early in the arena.

“We both fought at 3am. What I think, something that’s happened is that they get me to the arena very early. Like my pickup time was 10.30pm to go to the arena. And then when we get to the arena, they tell us that we are scheduled around 1.45am. right?” Ngannou blurted.

He believed that he came exhausted, which resulted in his humiliating defeat.

Post Views: 418

Bombo Radyo

Texas Department urges Mike Tyson to pass EEG, EKG tests

Published

2 weeks ago

April 3, 2024

PONCIANO

Texas Department urges Mike Tyson to pass EEG, EKG tests

The 57-year old legend Mike Tyson (50 wins – 6 loss) vs 27-year old YouTuber Jake Paul (9 wins – 1 loss) must undergo major tests before the fight to materialize at AT&T Stadium in Texas Arlington on July 20, 2024.

The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulations (TDLR) urged Tyson to undergo or pass a brain test Electroencephalography (EEG) and Electrocardiogram (EKG) for the heart.

“A person aged 36 or older applying for a contestant’s license must submit a report of favourable physical testing conducted within the previous 12 months, including but not limited to an EEG and an EKG.” TDLR elaborated.

Meanwhile, the American youtuber explained that he picked Tyson because he wants to change the history of boxing. He already fought Floyd Mayweather Jr but he lost.

Post Views: 535

Bombo Radyo

WBC, Dela Hoya warrant Ryan Garcia vs Athletic Commission

Published

4 weeks ago

March 21, 2024

PONCIANO

WBC, Dela Hoya warrant Ryan Garcia vs Athletic Commission

After the controversial posts of Ryan Garcia and the alleged Mental Health evaluation request of the Athletic Commision, the World Boxing Commission (WBC) assured that they are in talks with New York State Commission (NYSC) for the April 20, 2024 bout.

Ryan Garcia (24 wins 1 loss) will clash with undefeated Devin Haney (31 wins – 0 loss) in April however, Ryan faces a number of issues. Though it may be part of marketing their fight, the fans are alarmed how Garcia is behaving in social media.

Boxing Hall of Famer, Golden Boy Promotions founder Oscar Dela Hoya said that Garcia is in great spirits in the gym.

“Don’t mind the posts, that takes like five, 10 seconds of his time. He’s working hard every single minute of the day.” he exclaimed.

WBC president Mauricio Sulaimán said that the fight is not cancelled.

AS SEEN IN BOMBO RADYO

Post Views: 391