“Hi, Manny Pacquiao. Come into my crib.”
The best pound-for-pound boxer in the world Manny Pacquiao welcomed MTV into his mansion in Los Angeles, California, USA to shoot an episode for MTV Cribs.
MTV Cribs is a reality television program on MTV that features tours of the houses and mansions of celebrities.
The Pride of the Philippines, Manny Pacquiao‘s last loss was against future Hall-of-Famer Erik Morales.
That was more than 5 years ago in March 19, 2005.
He has since avenged that defeat, twice and currently, Pacquiao is on a 12-fight winning streak.
Along the way, the Pacman has gobbled up his opponents with his lightning speed quickness, cat-like reflexes and brute strength with eight of those fights ending by way of knockout; a testament to his power.
It’s also amazing to know that in the process, he has won titles in a record seven weight divisions from 112 to 147 pounds beating men bigger and taller than him.
Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather, Jr. were the faces of the boxing world for the past year.
It’s no wonder then that they are two of the three contenders for the 2010 ESPY (Excellence in Sports Performance Yearly) Best Fighter Award.
Was there ever a boxer better than Manny Pacquiao this decade?
From the year 2000 to 2009, “Pacman” fought in 27 matches; winning 24, drawing 2 (to Agapito Sánchez and Juan Manuel Marquez) and losing only once (to Erik Morales).
He won six of his record seven world titles in as many division while emerging as the pound-for-pound king.
For that, he was named by the Boxing Writers Association of America as Fighter of the Decade and 2009 Sugar Ray Robinson Fighter of the Year Award.
This is the most unique Google doodle I have ever seen.
In honor of Pac-Man’s 30th anniversary (it’s not Manny Pacquiao’s birthday idiot!), Google today has in its homepage not just a doodle of Pac-Man but the actual game itself that is fully playable complete with all the sounds and lights and score. There’s even an Insert Coin in its interface.
Pac-Man fever is on!
There’s been a resurgence of people wanting to play Pac-Man online today.
Why? Because that little yellow circle with a mouth that chomps little dots is celebrating it’s 3oth anniversary. Pac-Man was born on May 22, 1980 when it was first released in Japan by Namco.
In fact, Google has honored it today with a special interactive doodle in its homepage where you can actually play the Pacman game.
