NONITO DONAIRE BEST BOXING FIGHT VIDEO ONLINE
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PROUDLY PRESENTING NONITO DONAIRE BEST BOXING FIGHT VIDEO ONLINE
Nonito Donaire turned professional with his brother in 2001. They signed up with promoter Jackie Kallen, who paid the boys a monthly salary of $1,500 each. When Nonito Donaire lost his second boxing fight in 2001, via a dodgy decision, he tasted the intense feeling that he did not want to see the sadness, misery or pity in people's faces. Since then, he has continued a winning streak for over ten years. After four pro bouts, Nonito Donaire and his brother Glenn left Kallen and returned to Manila with their father. Initially mulling restarting their boxing careers in the Philippines, they decided to go back to the better facilities in San Leandro, where their father felt there were fewer distractions. A 7–1 underdog, Nonito Donaire won the IBF Flyweight boxing title with a one-punch, fifth round knockout of the then-undefeated Vic Darchinyan on July 7, 2007.This victory was awarded Ring Magazine’s “Knockout and "Upset of the Year. On July 31, 2007, Nonito Donaire met Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo along with Florante Condes, who won the IBF Minimum weight title on the same weekend as Nonito Donaire. Nonito Donaire said the experience was, "An overpowering feeling. It was indescribable. The moment I walked up the stairs and she was up there and when I looked it was a moment when I couldn’t even look at her face. It was a great honor."
Nonito Donaire turned professional with his brother in 2001. They signed up with promoter Jackie Kallen, who paid the boys a monthly salary of $1,500 each. When Nonito Donaire lost his second boxing fight in 2001, via a dodgy decision, he tasted the intense feeling that he did not want to see the sadness, misery or pity in people's faces. Since then, he has continued a winning streak for over ten years. After four pro bouts, Nonito Donaire and his brother Glenn left Kallen and returned to Manila with their father. Initially mulling restarting their boxing careers in the Philippines, they decided to go back to the better facilities in San Leandro, where their father felt there were fewer distractions. A 7–1 underdog, Nonito Donaire won the IBF Flyweight boxing title with a one-punch, fifth round knockout of the then-undefeated Vic Darchinyan on July 7, 2007.This victory was awarded Ring Magazine’s “Knockout and "Upset of the Year. On July 31, 2007, Nonito Donaire met Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo along with Florante Condes, who won the IBF Minimum weight title on the same weekend as Nonito Donaire. Nonito Donaire said the experience was, "An overpowering feeling. It was indescribable. The moment I walked up the stairs and she was up there and when I looked it was a moment when I couldn’t even look at her face. It was a great honor."