Pacquaio's fans

You never know, perhaps the Brits and Pinoys can both raise their glasses to an outstanding boxing matchup and all have a great time.

 

few Filipinos travel to the US when pac fights. mist of us are not well off and the fare alone could cost half a year's salary for the middle class filipino. so i thhink there will really be more brits than filipinos in that fight, which is perfectly fine as long as pac wins

 

Well in every Pac fight since the first Mab win, Pacquiao's fans always outnumber everyone else and that includes the Hector Vasquez fight where Pac was the co-feature to Morales/Raheem which was the main event. They always show up but arent as rowdy as the other fans.

 

If Filipino fight fans can get along, side by side with passionate Mexican fight fans everytime there is a Pacquiao fight, I dont think they'll have trouble with British boxing fans.

Only the very rich Filipinos or the US based Pinoys get to watch the fights live.

 

i dont have a clue but 90% of them were already in the states beforehand

 

i'm guessin' about only 7000 filipinos show up at the T&M for this fight. The Pac-Diaz fight didn't sell well at all.

 

the majority of the pacfans that turn up will be from america as his country men are poor and will not be able to afford to see it live.
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I'm completely unfamiliar with the Phillipines but couldn't the TV networks out there make some contribution towards showing the fight live? I know it's all tied in with HBO and the promoters but a little good will on a huge event like this can't financially hurt can it?

 

I wouldn't anticipate much crowd trouble. For one, Filipinos are typically very docile and mild mannered people (of course there are exceptions to every rule) and second, from what I've experienced Hatton's fans (as rowdy as they may sound) are very respectful and are there to cheer their man on, not to start trouble.

For the record, Golota's fans are another story entirely. I've been to 3 Golota fights and his ******* fans go to the fights solely to start trouble. Watching the fight is secondary to Golota's fans. If you're a peaceful and respectful Golota fan you're excluded and I apologize for generalizing but you know what I'm talking about.

 

Got to respect the Brits, they know how to show TRUE support for their sportsmen.

 

Hooligan

 

You dont know filipinos do you? You fight one, your fighting there great uncle, father, grandfather, mother, son, daughter, ect ect. The Brits would be outnumbered 30-1 atleast.