The Next Manny Pacquiao


Teenaged “Marvelous” Marvin Sonsona sent Thai veteran Wandee Singwancha to dreamland with a vicious left uppercut at 1:49 of the second round to claim the vacant WBO Oriental flyweight crown before 2,000 fans at the New Cebu Coliseum. He is now considered to be the next Manny pacquiao.

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  1. AnonymousJuly 30, 2009 at 3:32 AM

    yes this is the next young supa star in our boxing history....the humble man....the king of knock out punch.....the one and only thunder strike "MARVIN MARVELOUS SONSONA"...lets pray everybody for marvin fight this coming september 4,2009 at casino rama canada...more power to you my friend...i'm proud of you sa manager mo,sa trainor and promoter mo your camp yraola gym the best.kaya luzon,visayas and mindanao..sabay sabay natin isigaw at ipagdasal para sa bayan natin ang laban,kaya ikaw at ako go for marvin win...God Bless you amigo.....

    Wilzone g of Urban Flow..

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