International boxing legend Manny Pacquiao said he doesn’t mind dying in his fight to take care of his people from the COVID-19 coronavirus, and confirmed his willingness to show himself as a true leader when they need him, which goes beyond donations you have made to deal with the pandemic.
Pacquiao, considered one of the best boxers of the last 25 years, told the Manila Bulletin that he does not intend to abandon anyone, except those who live in street situations, because he knows what kind of needs they have. He also made it clear that he does not mind leaving his boxing career aside for now.
“If you consider yourself a leader, you must be a leader, that people see that you are with them. You should not hide for fear of dying. This is chaos and I fear what may happen, “the also Philippine Senator told journalist Nick Giongco. “I grew up poor and I know what happens to poor people,” added the multi-champion, who among other things has donated five trucks to mobilize the health corps in Manila.
Pacquiao also donated in recent days, in coordination with Alibaba’s Jack Ma, 50,000 tests to detect COVID-19 and had requested 700,000 face masks, which is why he has been considered one of the most active athletes and politicians in his fight to prevent worse results from the pandemic that has everyone in check.
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