manny-pacquiao-on-time-magazine.jpgThe glamour and the fame that is now being experienced by the current pound-for pound best fighter in the world Manny Pacquiao is truly at its pinnacle today. Time after time, he ahs received a lot of awards from different institution whether it is sports oriented or not and either public of private sectors of the community. But today, on the latest issue of the famous and renowned Time Magazine, Manny Pacquiao received the greatest reward for him yet. On this year’s latest issue of the prestigious magazine, the pound-for pound king graces it and thus appears to be its front cover. He is definitely making a hit to the world with his boxing prowess and his talent for this particular sport.

This news has reached as far as it could because of the advent of technology. When people heard this news, they want confirmation and they tried to search the internet by putting up keywords such as pacquiao time magazine, manny pacquiao time and manny pacquiao time 100. The people were really astonished and were amazed because such honor was bestowed to such good athlete. Manny Pacquiao really deserves this. In the span of 65 years, from 1923 to 1988, only nine boxers had been featured in the cover of the prestigious Time Magazine. This year, 21 years after former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson was accorded the honor, the Filipinos’ own Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao will be accorded the distinction in the Magazine’s Asian Edition that will come out early next week, becoming latest of only few Filipinos to have been given such, including, among others, Presidents Manuel Quezon, Manuel Roxas, Ramon Magsaysay, Ferdinand Marcos and Corazon Aquino and environmentalist Chin Chin Gutierrez.

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Such honor and pride can really be deserved by such a great Filipino Warrior. No other boxer can topple what Manny has done. If in case he wins his next bout with Miguel Cotto, he will not only make a record, but he will make a history as for no other boxer has claimed seven titles in as much different weight divisions.