Nike’s Manny Pacquiao Limited Apparel

 

Saturdays are meant for sleeping in until noon.  Not last Saturday though.  The day started early and we were at the Fort by 9AM. W-H-Y?

Last May 2, 2009, starting 12 noon, Manny Pacquiao fans and supporters get the chance to purchase Pacman’s limited apparel during this one day only event.  The most popular item in the Manny Pacquiao pop up store was the Nike Trainer 1, which retailed at PHP 5,209.  

The Manny Pacquiao pop-up store one-off event was held at Magnet Café Bonifacio High Street.  Magnet Café is 2 doors away from the Nike branch store at the Fort.  Limited pairs were also made available at Nike Park BHS the next day.

 

 

What we were interested in was the Manny Pacquiao windbreaker that has the Philippine flag design.  When we got there though, there were about 80 people in line already, who supposedly camped out just to get their hands on the items.  3 hours of waiting… and there was no guarantee that when the store opens at 12nn, there would be stocks left.  As much as we wanted to purchase the windrunners, I just didn’t have the patience to wait that long.    

 

Cheers to those who were able to buy what they went there for!!!  I’m green with envy. 

 

Manny Pacquiao’s Nike Global TVC

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Lopez Defeats Filipino Boxer Peñalosa

Gerry Peñalosa surrendered his WBO bantamweight crown to be able to face Juan Manuel Lopez who is defending the title for the third time.  Unfortunately, Peñalosa’s attempt to win his third world championship failed when he lost to Lopez in a TKO in Puerto Rico.

 

The 36-year old Filipino boxer challenged the 25-year old Puerto Rican who won over Ponce de Leon, Cesar Figueroa and Sergio Medina with first round knockouts.  The knockouts in the last three outings and the 11-year age difference didn’t intimidate Peñalosa.  Training under Freddie Roach, Peñalosa had a lot of guts and heart staked at the ring.  It was Peñalosa’s ringside people that stopped the fight after the 9th round.

 

Image Source 411Mania.com

Image Source 411Mania.com

Lopez raises his record to 25-0, with 22 KOs.  He was only five years old when Peñalosa turned pro in 1989.