No Boxing for Pacquiao? Pacman speaks on what he'd be doing
 By Johnny Benz, Doghouse Boxing (Sept 25, 2012) Doghouse Boxing (Photo © German Villasenor)
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I enjoy reading about Manny Pacquiao's roots. He is an underdog
story from birth. He lived roughly, poorly and often on the streets of the Philippines, and had nothing except for the love of his family and his will to learn boxing. As you can imagine, he was often hungry. Luckily for him, it all played out nicely. He is
now one of sports highest paid athletes and his fame is pretty much
second to none. One must wonder, if it wasn't for Boxing, where the
hell would Pacquiao be today?
Recently on ESPN, when asked if If he wasn't in boxing, what would you he doing? Pacquiao stated he'd be a farmer.
When
asked what he'd be doing if it wasn't for Boxing, Pacquiao stated:
"Farming. Seriously. I would be out in the fields farming. I would work
the fields, rice fields."
No shame in that.
Farming is by far the most important job in the world. We all need
food! Wall Street we do not need, but Farm Street should be the most
important industry we protect.
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