ThaiI Fahsan (3K Battery) Por Thawatchai (Kiko Baterya, for short) supposedly eats Pinoys for breakfast, having beaten more than 20, including three this year. Let?s look at the stats.
On September 10, he drew with our Roberto Moreno, with a record of nine wins and nine losses and two draws. On July 12, he beat our Charlie Angel, with a record of six wins and six losses and three draws. On May 21, he lost to Artyom Simonyan but he is an Armenian, with only 13 fights. On March 19, Kiko Baterya beat our Ramil Anito, with a record of 16 wins, 21 losses, three draws and who had lost his last seven fights. On February 6, he beat Jaime Acerda, with a record of eight wins and 17 losses, and who had lost his last eleven fights.
We can go farther back, say to last year. It gets worse. On December 18, 2003, he beat our Nathan Barcelona with 25 wins, 38 losses and two draws. Here, I throw in the towel, man.
Manny Pacquiao is not the pinabili lang ng suka bum type but ?Harang sa Parang,? instead of ?Yanig sa Taguig,? in its meadows, we don’t need. Boxing, sports? red-light district, according to Red Smith, Pinoys can excel in as there are weight divisions. In basketball, our low ceiling handicaps us unlike in the days of Olympian Ding Fulgencio, who just passed away at 88.
