According to the article, Pacman owns 80% of the PPV share they'll get in this fight, and as estimated, it's $5 million USD, so it's a huge amount of money if that will all go to the charity. If converted in Philippine pesos, that's almost 300 million pesos, I think that's too big for one charity, maybe plenty of charities will benefit.

I guess that's one way to look at it and you do have a good point about it because Oscar himself already tasted the punch of a Filipino boxer and for him that wasn't a good memory because that gave him an embarrassment that forced him to retire afterwards. And I also see why Oscar picked Gesta for Ryan Garcia's tune up, it's a good pick obviously. Looking forward to see Ryan Garcia against this Filipino boxer.

That's a fact mate, and I certainly agree with you in that sentiment.

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None of them made a huge step up this season except Stephen Curry, this time, the best 3-pointer in the league is said to be out for a while like 3-4 weeks then that gives time for Thompson and Wiggins to shine. Both of them should work to balance things, and there's Poole and the rest of the roster to help them while Curry won't be around.

Not really, it just that we didn't anticipate that the Memphis Grizzlies will upset them considering that Giannis and Khris is there but the Grizzlies was more impressive as lots of them scored double digits and then there's Ja Morant doing a triple double. They have a good rotation and shares the ball well which gave them an advantage because they aren't that tired. Tomorrow, the Bucks will face the Jazz who just off from their back to back game with the Pelicans. This will be interesting to see.

Of course this is a cherry-picked fight by Garcia's camp and I know Oscar De La Hoya helped on this task as well to get Ryan Garcia all prepped and got his tune-up before he faces Gervonta Davis who got vast ring IQ and also a knockout artist as well just like Ryan Garcia. There's no need for you guys to fight and talking about bias preferences because even if we don't know these boxers and only look their stats and their record, we all know that we will choose Ryan Garcia over Mercito Gesta.

Things will get more intense when this season will be nearing on its end and not just the Lakers but it's expected that lots of players and some of the teams in the league will surface from the bottom to the top to participate in the playoffs or at least try their luck to qualify in play-in tournaments. While the heavy teams will strengthen their defense because the lower brackets try and defeat them to get the team up in the ladder, just like what happened last season when the Boston Celtics suddenly rose up.

Talking about adding more shooters in the Lakers squad, here's the newest rumor and I find it funny actually,
Lakers have reportedly ‘inquired’ with Wizards about Kyle Kuzma

It is true that martial arts is different when it comes to boxing because the rules are also different, but martial arts is also about speed and to respond well in such attacks by showing how good your reflexes are. And seriously, I didn't saw those attributes to DK Yoo when he was facing Pacquiao recently on the ring and frankly that's the reason why DK Yoo's face is now becoming a meme.

Yes, because the whole undisputed fight between them was already a mismatch since then as it's too crystal clear that Butler cannot possibly defeat Inoue in any way expect for a lucky punch that is not really unlikely to happen. What Butler did was he just stepped on the ring and fought 11 rounds with all defense and then hand Inoue his title for the latter to unite all 4-belt, nothing more.

And what gives Tank a slight upper hand is his IQ in the ring that he got along with his experience which Ryan Garcia don't really have compared to Tank. But yes, both have what it takes to defeat each other as their both agile and a knockout artist too. I'm expecting that both boxers will be cautious at the first 2-3 rounds while testing the waters as well before they commence their plan and exchange powerful punches until one of them will survive. Now, who's who? This will be interesting.

That's the disadvantage if you don't know what you're investing, surely those people who gave up easily and sold their assets low while buying at a much higher price don't really know what they're into and did not researched well. Sometimes, people are just riding the hype because they saw some people getting rich out of it but they don't know how long it took them to get at that point and then there they are, buying without getting some firsthand knowledge.

Well, they still have a chance to improve their roster and by the looks of it, they will be acquiring 1-2 players in-exchange of their future picks. And if that happens, I can say that their chance to participate the playoffs will somehow increase. They need to work themselves out while Anthony Davis can still do his thing and while he is healthy. Other than that, they need to be reliable as well because being carefree at the end of regulation will get them defeated just like what happened earlier.

Couldn't argue with you about that because it was indeed Butler's only intention because he already knew that he cannot alter the fate into his favor and defeat Naoya Inoue. Sad to say but Butler only participated the fight to collect another good payday in his career, no other reasons apart from that fact. Nevertheless, I already anticipated this scenario because I already knew that Butler won't really face Inoue and give a toe-to-toe fight just like what Donaire did because he doesn't have the skillset for it.

Looking forward to see Inoue taking his skills in super-bantamweight where there will be many foes that will give him a good fight. And I agree with your sentiment, no reasons for him to stay at bantamweight because he already finished the whole chapter. He can always come back and defend his belt if there will be a mandatory fight.

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The Jazz played well against the #1 seed of the West earlier today as they managed to defeat and stop the Pelicans winning streak. Zion had a hard time chasing the scores because he was benched early because of the numerous fouls he had in the 1st quarter which the Jazz took the advantage while the opposing team are much weaker. Also, Ingram wasn't around to help the Pelicans.

The Lakers vs Celtics got a good game today as well, the underdog almost got the win but the Celtics rallied and forced an overtime.

Congrats to all who won the games today and best of luck for the bets tomorrow.

Seems that way, but I know that he's just holding up his strength because his opponent in his 1st exhibition fight was not a boxer. It would be more interesting if he will be facing another retired boxer or at least from MMA who knows a bit of boxing. But a martial artist? Ain't no way that DK Yoo can at least win a single round, and that's indeed what happened.

That is what he is, that is why he is named as one of the heavy names of the 147 lbs. and 154 lbs., and that is no doubt. He likes to study his opponents first to lessen the risks of a defeat, he is not the type of boxer who will do a head-on fight without thinking steps ahead.

He can always jump 147 to 154 if he wanted to and I think he's been vocal about that but the top dog in 154 lbs. is also under Al Haymon's stable, so we somehow know what's going to happen. Too bad for him because he cannot unify belts in the stated divisions because they won't let him.

Another topic about the creator, Satoshi Nakamoto's whereabouts has been revived.

Truth is, no one actually knows the answer to that question and only the creator himself (if the creator is a male) can answer the exact coins and address that he's holding. Moreover, why is that people are really curious to know his whereabouts or if he's still alive. The man wanted peace, so he hid himself under the radar of modern technology and ever if he wanted to be known, by now, we already knew his true identity. We should just respect his decision because he doesn't want to be found and be thankful that he invented the bitcoin.

Not just the people but the Phoenix Suns as well because for them it's a big disrespect that Zion made that dunk in the final seconds, it's an unwritten rule and I don't see anything wrong about it. Don't tell me that they forgot that they did the same thing when the Suns eliminated the Pelicans in the Round 1 of playoffs last season, they also did the same thing but the Pelicans didn't made an issue out of it.

Not just the first Japanese boxer but the first Asian boxer as well to be named as undisputed champion in a certain category. No doubt that at the end of the day he will be crowned by that name as he defeats Paul Butler by a way of KO or TKO, that's the nearest prediction by every Inoue fans and by the boxing community around the world because a win by a decision is not really possible.

Few hours to go and we will witness the main event. Already excited to see this!