Metuda bags Philippine crown
Rimar Metuda (left) scores against Alvin Lagumbay in their Philippine super-lightweight title fight Friday in General Santos City. | PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY OF Blow-By-Blow
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Rimar Metuda (left) scores against Alvin Lagumbay in their Philippine super-lightweight title fight Friday in General Santos City. | PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY OF Blow-By-Blow
Rimar Metuda crowned himself as the Philippine super-lightweight king after beating Alvin Lagumbay in a battle of southpaws during Manny Pacquiao Presents: Blow-By-Blow late Friday in General Santos City.
A part of the boxing legend's 45th birthday celebrations, no less than Pacquiao was at ringside during the event held at the Oval Plaza.
"We are delighted that the public got to see another round of fights and this is exactly what we had promised to boxing fans and the Philippine boxing community," Pacquiao, the premier product of Blow-By-Blow, said.
The last 12 months, Pacquiao staged shows not just in Metro Manila but in the provinces as well.
In 2024, Pacquiao has promised to put on more events so Philippine boxing gets a regular dose of fights that are being broadcast over Cignal ONE Sports every Sunday at 8:30 p.m.
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