Why is Jake Paul so popular? Why does he want to fight Tank Davis? Does he really find that fair? Tanks Davis is 1,66 m and Jake Paul is 1,85 m. It's almost 20 cm difference. It's really huge and unfair. This is similar to Conor McGregor (1,73 cm) fighting to Alex Pereira (1,93 cm) or Jon Jones (1,93 cm). Who finds this fight fair? It's a shame. I don't understand why people are interested in seeing Jake Paul's bullshit fight. Okay, his fight against Tommy Fury was interesting but fighting against 60 years old man and 20 cm shorter man isn't really a proud thing to do, nor interesting.

Yup they need a big man who can help laput and Sangalang inside, even how good their guards without a big man inside it still a disadvantage for them, let see if how they'll use their cards now with coach LA, SMC or Boss Al may give him competitive squad, in terms of bringing Yap back that's still far from reality as things relied or depends on how the SMC management will act on this matter, though I really like to see him back but again the answer depends on how Boss AL will recommend him and back him to the management.

Is it not possible to just keep him with the team on a small salary? I think he can still give moral support because of his experience, and he’d also be happy retiring with the team. We know that Raffy is already old, so seeing him play even at his age would be a good statement. it shows that if players take care of their health, they can still compete even when they’re older.

A lot of places here in our country have events called "Sabong," or cockfighting. This type of gambling is common in the provinces, as many gamblers don't have other forms
of entertainment besides cockfighting.

Some wealthy people here even breed fighting cocks. They raise them and feed them expensive feeds to prepare them for a fight when they're older.
What they do is sell the fighting rooster for a high price.

It's not good to work extra hours to manage money for gambling, but if it was for supporting the family or managing finances, then it would definitely be good. Is it any kind of income to earn money by working extra hard and then gamble with that money and then lose money after betting? There may be other ways to have fun, but it is not something that has to be done with money earned after a lot of hard work. If he had worked hard, of course he would have saved his hard-earned money, but instead of doing that, taking a gamble is an uncertain and unguaranteed possibility that is not worth supporting under any circumstances.

In my opinion, cockfights are really incredibly cruel to animals and are a disgusting spectacle. But the most important thing is that they corrupt human morality. After all, it is legalized murder and mutilation, even if we are talking only about roosters. You know, I read about millionaires who amused themselves by organizing fights of homeless people. We can also remember the ancient risky organizers of gladiator fights. There, gladiators fought criminals, wild animals. In addition, the organizers pitted many wild animals against each other, trying to create bloody scenes that would tickle the nerves of spectators. Fortunately, we do not see gladiator fights now, since moral progress does exist. I hope that cockfights will also become a thing of the past someday.

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@bisdak40 @Boafeng. Do you these boxers' names?

Who won the deal?

MAGNOLIA made the biggest move so far in the PBA offseason,
acquiring the signing rights of Javi Gomez de Liano from Terrafirma in exchange for Jerrick Ahanmisi and the Hotshots' second-round pick in the coming draft.

Gomez de Liano, 27, is coming off a stint with the Anyang Jung Kwan Jang Red Boosters in the Korea Basketball League,
although his PBA rights belonged to Terrafirma which acquired him in a trade with Barangay Ginebra in 2022.

The 6-foot-3 forward now brings fresh blood and size to a Magnolia team that parted ways with veteran big man Raffi Reavis aside from losing new recruit Will Navarro,
who signed with Busan KCC Egis in the Korean league.

That is major news. Jake Paul facing Gervonta Tank Davis in Atlanta is going to draw a lot of attention. Even though it’s an exhibition, it’s a fascinating matchup since Jake last match. Tank brings incredible speed and power, while Jake has the size and reach advantage. The weight class issue could definitely be why it’s not a professional bout, but regardless, this is going to be a must-watch event. I believe this will have some betting on PolyMarket later on. Id do hope this time no more subtle Act like what was the last game has been with Tyson.

That's how it works many years back, but since these two giant companies managed to bought those old rivals franchise they are now dominating the league, if that can be done maybe it was been process but the influence and power of both MVP and SMC already dominating, we've seen that when there are franchise who shows interest to enter the league they'll make sure that it won't happened without their authorization, not verbally but behind the acquisition, they've got the voices to echo before PBA commissioners will take their actions.

Sure, Tenorio hasn’t proven anything yet since this is his first stint as a head coach in the PBA, but I’m hopeful we’ll see some positive changes.
I really don’t want the team being stuck with the “intro boys” label.

Do you believe that the Deposit threshold can minimize gambling addiction in the poor sector?!

Season has finally ended with SMB vs  TNT finals, we will start the SEASON 50 of the PBA, this will be a big opening event as we celebrate the 50years of Philippine basketball Association.
The season will begin on October 5, 2025 until 2026. 1 Season - 3 Conference.

What can we expect from the PBA season 50?

What do you think about this move by the government? Will it significantly reduce gambling addiction, or will it only make the problem worse?

Why is this so? How will they be affected? Are they beneficiaries of this multi-billion peso industry or are they the ones that the industry is feeding off-of?