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popular name: Manny Pacquiao real name: Emmanuel Dapidran Pacquiao [1][2] nick name: Manny appellation: See dedicated Appellation section, use Quick Navigation on top. nationality: Filipino [1] citizenship: Filipino birthplace: Kibawe, Bukidnon, Northern Mindanao, Philippines [1][2] ethnicity: Filipino father: Rosalio Pacquiao (Filipino ) [1] mother: Dionisia Dapidran Pacquiao (Filipino ) [1] residence: current: Kiamba, Sarangani, SOCCSKSARGEN, Mindanao, Philippines previous: General Santos City, South Cotabato, Mindanao, Philippines [1][2] sex/gender: male [1][2] birth date: December 17, 1978 [1][2] zodiac sign: Fire Sagittarius [1] ruling planet: Jupiter [1] shēngxiào: Earth Horse [1] religion: Roman Catholic height: 5' 6½" / 169 cm [1][2][3][4] reach (arm span): 67 in / 170 cm [1][2][3][4] arm length (armpit to end of fist): 25 in / 63.5 cm [1][2] hair: black, straight spouse: Maria Geraldine "Jinkee" Jamora (Filipino ) [1] children: Emmanuel "Jimuel" Jr. (m ) [1] Michael (m ) [1] Princess (f ) [1] Queen Elizabeth "Queenie" (f ) [1] education: Department of Education Accreditation and Equivalency for high school, Ireneo Santiago National High School, General Santos City, Philippines.[1] Business Management, Notre Dame of Dadiangas University, General Santos City, Philippines. Development Legislation and Governance, Development Academy of the Philippines, Ortigas Center, Pasig City, Philippines.[1][2] primary occupation: office: Representative of Sarangani, 15th Philippine Congress [1][2][3][4][5] sports: professional boxer secondary occupation: actor[1] businessman endorser[1] philanthropist[1][2][3] singer[1] military: Sergeant Major, 15th Ready Reserve Division, Philippine Army [1][2][3] other sports, games: basketball [1][2][3] billiards/pool [1][2] darts [1][2] other hobbies: singing [1][2] appointment, ambassadorship: 2007 Alternative Learning System and People's Champ for Education [1] 2007 Tourism Ambassador of Sarangani [1] 2009 Ambassador of Peace and Unity [1][2] 2010 Habitat Hero Ambassador [1][2] owned promotion: MP Promotions In professional boxing: pro debut: 1995 [1][2] current weight division: welterweight 147 lbs (as of 2011) current trainer: Frederick "Freddie" Roach (American ) [1] assistant trainer: Restituto "Buboy" Fernandez (Filipino ) [1][2] former trainer: Moy Lainez (Filipino ) [1] Rick Stehely (American ) [1][2] conditioning coach: Alex Ariza (Colombian ) [1][2] cutman: Miguel Diaz (current, Argentinean ) [1][2] Joe Chávez (former, Mexican ) [1][2] Joe Souza (former, American) [1] Lenny De Jesus (former, Puerto Rican ) [1][2][3] Ruben Gomez (former, Mexican-American) [1][2] promoter: Top Rank, Robert "Bob" Arum (American ) adviser: Michael Koncz (Canadian ) [1][2] manager: Shelly Finkel (former, American ) [1][2] Rod Nazario (former, Filipino (deceased)) [1] Leopoldo "Polding" Correa (former, Filipino (deceased)) [1] fighting stance: southpaw [1][2][3][4] fighting style: boxer-puncher [1] demolition in constant motion [1] in-and-out darting inside-fighter (aka: in-fighter) volume punching [1][2][3]

Appellation:

ratified appellation: Pambansang Kamao (National Fist) [1] People's Champ [1] National Treasure [1] official boxing appellation: Pac-Man, Pac Man[1], PacMan[1], Pacman[1] (blend of Pacquiao Manny) The Destroyer [1][2][3] Merciless [1] boxing and fan community appellation: Champion of the Masses Emperor of Boxing [1] Filipino Whirlwind [1][2][3][4] Greatest Boxer/Fighter... Ever[1], of All Time[1], of the Era, in the World Human Buzz Saw, Filipino Buzzsaw [1] King of the Ring [1][2][3][4] Mexecutioner[1][2], Mexicutioner[1][2] Mexican Assassin[1][2][3][4] Mexican Executioner[1] Mega Manny[1], MegaManny[1][2] People's Champ, People's Champion [1][2][3] Pound for Pound King [1][2][3][4][5] Republica Enemy No.1 [1] Typhoon from the Pacific [1][2] Verdugo de Mejicanos [1]

Websites:

official website: current: Manny Pacquiao  Official Website of Manny Pacquiao previous: MPBoxing  The Official Voice of Manny Pacquiao dedicated, tributary sites: MahalKoSiPacquiao.com  Mahal Ko Si Pacquiao Manny Pacquiao Boxing Manny Pacquiao Fight Pacquiao Punch Pacquiao Video  This fight is for you PinoyGreats.com  Home of the Filipino pride Ringside with Manny Pacquiao  Get closer to the champion The Manny Pacquiao Blog  8-division world champion The Pacquiao Files

Commercial endorsements:

Alaxan FR [1][2] AT&T HP Veer Smartphone (2011) [1] Darlington Socks [1] Datu Puti Soysauce, Suka [1][2] Ginebra San Miguel [1][2][3] Head and Shoulders shampoo Healthwell NITRO (2011) [1] HP TouchPad (2011) [1] Knorr Chicken Cubes [1] Magnolia Ice Cream [1] Magnolia Ready to Drink Milk [1][2] Mc Donald's [1] Nike (2006) [1] Nike Fast Forward Nike Sportswear Aw77 No Fear [1] Red Horse Beer [1] San Miguel Beer [1] Sony 3-D World (2010) [1] Talk 'N Text [1] Target Darts [1] RFM Vitwater [1] Xtreme Magic Sing [1][2]

Professional boxing championships:

major world titles: Note: The four major professional boxing sanctioning bodies are: WBA, WBC, WBO, and IBF. WBC Flyweight Champion [112 lbs] opponent: Chatchai Sasakul (Thai ) result: KO 8 date: December 4, 1998 venue: Tonsuk College Ground, Putthamonthon, Thailand IBF Super Bantamweight Champion [122 lbs] opponent: Lehlohonolo Ledwaba (South African ) result: TKO 6 date: June 23, 2001 venue: MGM Grand Garden Arena, Paradise, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA WBC Super Featherweight Champion [130 lbs] opponent: Juan Manuel Márquez (Mexican ) result: SD 12 date: March 15, 2008 venue: Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino, Paradise, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA WBC Lightweight Champion [135 lbs] opponent: David Díaz (American ) result: TKO 9 date: June 28, 2008 venue: Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino, Paradise, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA WBO Welterweight Champion [147 lbs] [1][2] opponent: Miguel Ángel Cotto (Puerto Rican ) result: TKO 12 date: November 14, 2009 venue: MGM Grand Garden Arena, Paradise, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA WBC Super Welterweight Champion [154 lbs] [1] opponent: Antonio Margarito (Mexican ) result: W 12 date: November 13, 2010 venue: Cowboys Stadium, Arlington, Texas, USA lineal (or linear) world titles: flyweight champion [112 lbs] [1][2] featherweight champion [126 lbs] [1][2] super featherweight champio [130 lbs] [1][2] jr. welterweight champion [140 lbs] [1][2] The Ring titles: Ring Featherweight Champion [126 lbs] opponent: Marco Antonio Barrera (Mexican ) result: TKO 11 date: November 15, 2003 venue: Alamodome, San Antonio, Texas, USA Ring Jr. Lightweight Champion [130 lbs] opponent: Juan Manuel Márquez (Mexican ) result: SD 12 date: March 15, 2008 venue: Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino, Paradise, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA Ring Jr. Welter weight Champion [140 lbs] [1] opponent: Ricky Hatton (Mancunian English ) result: KO 2 date: May 2, 2009 venue: MGM Grand Garden Arena, Paradise, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA minor, regional, special titles: OPBF Flyweight Champion [112 lbs] opponent: Chokchai Chockvivat (Thai ) result: KO 5 date: June 26, 1997 venue: Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, Philippines WBC International Super Bantamweight Champion [122 lbs] opponent: Reynante Jamili (Filipino ) result: KO 2 date: December 18, 1999 venue: Elorde Sports Complex, Parañaque City, Metro Manila, Philippines WBC International Super Featherweight Champion [130 lbs] opponent: Héctor Velásquez (Mexican ) result: TKO 6 date: September 10, 2005 venue: Staples Center, Los Angeles, California, USA IBO Light Welterweight Champion [140 lbs] opponent: Ricky Hatton (Mancunian English ) result: KO 2 date: May 2, 2009 venue: MGM Grand Garden Arena, Paradise, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA WBC Diamond Champion opponent: Miguel Ángel Cotto (Puerto Rican ) result: TKO 12 date: November 14, 2009 venue: MGM Grand Garden Arena, Paradise, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA

Milestones in professional boxing:

Note: The four major professional boxing sanctioning bodies are: WBA, WBC, WBO, and IBF. 1st Asian and Filipino 3-division major world champion (3 major world titles in 3 different weight classes).[1] 1998, 112 lbs: WBC Flyweight 2001, 122 lbs: IBF Super Bantamweight 2008, 130 lbs: WBC Super Featherweight 1st Asian and Filipino 4-division major world champion (4 major world titles in 4 different weight classes).[1][2][3][4][5] 1998, 112 lbs: WBC Flyweight 2001, 122 lbs: IBF Super Bantamweight 2008, 130 lbs: WBC Super Featherweight 2008, 135 lbs: WBC Lightweight 1st Asian and Filipino simultaneous 2-division major world champion (2 major world titles in 2 different weight classes at the same time). While reigning as the WBC Super Featherweight champion, Pacquiao won the lightweight counterpart just a few months later. 2008, 130 lbs: WBC Super Featherweight 2008, 135 lbs: WBC World Lightweight 1st Asian and Filipino to win 3 consecutive matches in 3 different weight classes within one year. Pacquiao could've been a simultaneous 3-division major world champion if his last opponent Oscar De La Hoya was a titlist at the division. The feat was widely considered reminiscent of the past simultaneous 3-division reign of American Henry Armstrong.[l] 2008, 130 lbs super featherweight, vs Juan Manuel Márquez (Mexican) 2008, 135 lbs lightweight, vs David Díaz (American) 2008, 147 lbs welterweight, vs Oscar De La Hoya (American) 1st ever 4-division lineal (or linear) world champion (4 lineal world titles in 4 different weight classes).[1][2] 112 lbs: flyweight champion [1][2][3] 126 lbs: featherweight champion [1][2][3] 130 lbs: super featherweight champion [1][2][3] 140 lbs: jr. welterweight champion [1][3] 1st Asian and Filipino 5-division major world champion (5 major world titles in 5 different weight classes). 1998, 112 lbs: WBC Flyweight 2001, 122 lbs: IBF Super Bantamweight 2008, 130 lbs: WBC Super Featherweight 2008, 135 lbs: WBC Lightweight 2009, 147 lbs: WBO Welterweight 1st Asian and Filipino, and 2nd ever 6-division major world champion (6 major world titles in 6 different weight classes). First ever is American Oscar De La Hoya. 1998, 112 lbs: WBC Flyweight 2001, 122 lbs: IBF Super Bantamweight 2008, 130 lbs: WBC Super Featherweight 2008, 135 lbs: WBC Lightweight 2009, 147 lbs: WBO Welterweight 2010, 154 lbs: WBC Super Welterweight 1st consensus 7-division world champion (6 major world titles + 1 Ring title in 7 different weight classes).[1][2] 1998, 112 lbs: WBC Flyweight 2001, 122 lbs: IBF Super Bantamweight 2003, 126 lbs: The Ring Featherweight 2008, 130 lbs: WBC Super Featherweight, The Ring Jr. Lightweight 2008, 135 lbs: WBC Lightweight 2009, 147 lbs: WBO Welterweight 2010, 154 lbs: WBC Super Welterweight 1st consensus 8-division world champion (6 major world titles + 2 Ring titles in 8 different weight classes). 1998, 112 lbs: WBC Flyweight 2001, 122 lbs: IBF Super Bantamweight 2003, 126 lbs: The Ring Featherweight 2008, 130 lbs: WBC Super Featherweight, The Ring Jr. Lightweight 2008, 135 lbs: WBC Lightweight 2009, 140 lbs: The Ring Jr. Welterweight 2009, 147 lbs: WBO Welterweight 2010, 154 lbs: WBC Super Welterweight 1st Asian and Filipino 10-time world champion (6 major + 3 Ring + 1 minor championship). 1998, 112 lbs: WBC Flyweight 2001, 122 lbs: IBF Super Bantamweight 2003, 126 lbs: The Ring Featherweight 2008, 130 lbs: WBC Super Featherweight, The Ring Jr. Lightweight 2008, 135 lbs: WBC Lightweight 2009, 140 lbs: IBO Light Welterweight, The Ring Jr. Welterweight 2009, 147 lbs: WBO Welterweight 2010, 154 lbs: WBC Super Welterweight 1st Filipino major world champion at a particular weight class: 2008, 135 lbs: WBC Lightweight [1][2] 2009, 147 lbs: WBO Welterweight 2010, 154 lbs: WBC Super Welterweight

Milestones in misc. fields:

1st Filipino athlete honored with official Philippine postage stamps, issued by the Philippine Postal Corporation (PhilPost) in 2008.[1][2] 1st Filipino non-Olympic participant to be Team Philippines' flag-bearer during the August 8 opening ceremonies of the 2008 Summer Olympics at the Beijing National Stadium in China. Filipino swimmer Miguel Molina, 2005 Southeast Asian Games Best Male Athlete, yielded the honor to Pacquiao, upon the request of President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo to the national sports officials on the Philippines.[1] 1st Filipino bestowed with a star of  Las Vegas Walk of Fame, which honors people of prominence in a variety of fields including entertainment, sports, literary, humanitarian, civic, military and pioneers.[1][2][3] 1st ever active professional boxer in the world elected as congressman. On May 13, 2010, Pacquiao was officially proclaimed and took oath of office as congressman before Supreme Court Associate Justice Antonio T. Carpio in the Provincial Capitol of Sarangani in Municipality of Alabel, Philippines.[1][2] 1st ever boxer inducted to the Elorde Sports Foundation's Elorde Boxing Hall of Fame, during the 8th Gabriel "Flash" Elorde Boxing Awards and Banquet of Champions night on March 25, 2008 at the Manila Hotel. Pres. Gloria-Macapagal-Arroyo handed the recognition to Pacquiao after he won a record straight 7-time, the Boxer of the Year honors of the aforementioned award-giving body.[1][2] 1st and only Filipino congressman and professional boxer personally met by the president of the United States of America. On Feb. 15, 2011 accompanied by Sen. Harry Reid of Nevada, Rep. Manny Pacquiao of Sarangani, Philippines and his wife Jinkee had a meeting with US Pres. Barack Obama, First Lady Michelle Obama, and Vice-Pres. Joe Biden at the Oval Office of the White House in Washington DC, USA.[1][2][3][4] 8th Filipino featured on the cover of Time Asia magazine November 2009 issue, labeled The Great Hope. After former Philippine presidents Manuel L. Quezon, Ramon Magsaysay, Ferdinand E. Marcos, Corazon C. Aquino, Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, Benigno C. Aquino III, and Filipina actress Chin Chin Gutierrez.[1][2] 1st Filipino featured on MTV Cribs, an American TV show featuring various stylish residences of famous celebrities.[1]

Awards, Acclodes, Honors, Recognition:

presidential: 2003 Presidential Medal of Merit [1][2] 2006 Order of Lakandula with rank of Champion for Life [1][2] 2009 Order of Sikatuna with rank of Datu (Grand Cross with Gold Distinction) [1][2] congressional: 2003 Congressional Medal of Achievement [1][2] 2007 Congressional Medal of Achievement [1] 2008 Congressional Medal of Distinction [1] 2010 Congressional Medal of Distinction [1][2][3] 2010 Congressional Medal of Honor military: Philippine Legion of Honor (2008, AFP 73rd Anniversary) [1][2] regional, miscellaneous: Adopted Son of Bacolod City [1][2] Adopted Son of Vigan City [1] 2007 Adopted Son of Ilocus Sur [1] 2008 Adopted Son of Laguna [1][2] 2005 Adopted Son of Parañaque City (Resolution No. 05-024 series of 2005) [1][2] 2009 Honorary Degree of Doctor of Humanities (Honoris Causa), Southwestern University (SWU) [1] UAAP 2008 Honorary Award for Sports Excellence [1] best athlete, sportsman, personality: 2011 The Best Fighter in the World [1] 8CN 2008 Fighter of the Year [1] 8CN 2009 Fighter of the Year [1] About.com 2006 Fighter of the Year [1] About.com 2009 Fighter of the Year [1] Bad Left Hook 2008 Fighter of the Year [1] Bad Left Hook 2009 Fighter of the Year [1] Barry McGuigan Boxing Awards 2008 Fighter of the Year [1] Boxing Monthly Fighter of the Year BoxingScene 2009 Fighter of the Year [1][2] BoxingTalk 2009 Fighter of the Year [1] BoxRec News Awards 2009 International Fighter of the Year [1] BWAA 2006 Fighter of the Year [1] BWAA 2008 Fighter of the Year [1] BWAA 2009 Fighter of the Year [1] BWAA 2010 Fighter of the Year [1] BWAA 2010 Fighter of the Decade [1][2] El Paso Times 2010 Boxer of the Decade [1] ESPN ESPY Awards 2009 Best Fighter, Boxing [1][2][3] ESPN ESPY Awards 2011 Best Fighter, Boxing [1][2][3][4] ESPN Star 2008 Champion of Champions [1] ESPN Star 2009 Champion of Champions [2] ESPN.com 2006 Fighter of the Year [1] ESPN.com 2008 Fighter of the Year [1] ESPN.com 2009 Fighter of the Year [1] Fanhouse 2009 Fighter of the Year [1][2] FASGI 2009 Sportsman of the Year [1] FightFan.com Year End Awards 2008 Fighter of the Year [1] FightFanNation 2009 Fighter of the Year [1] FightHype 2009 Fighter of the Year [1] GFEMA 2002 Boxer of the Year GFEMA 2003 Boxer of the Year GFEMA 2004 Boxer of the Year [1] GFEMA 2005 Boxer of the Year [1][2] GFEMA 2006 Boxer of the Year [1] GFEMA 2007 Boxer of the Year [1] GFEMA 2008 Boxer of the Year GFEMA 2008 Hall of Fame inductee [1] GFEMA 2009 World's Best Pound-for-Pound Boxer [1] GFEMA 2011 Quintessential Athlete [1] Glenn Wilson 2009 Fighter of the Year [1] Greatest Ever World's Greatest Ever Featherweight [1] HBO 2009 Boxing Fighter of the Decade [1] HBO 2010 Boxing Ambassador of the Year [1][2] Inside Fights 2006 Boxer of the Year [1] Inside Fights 2008 Fighter of the Year [1] Inside Fights 2009 Fighter of the Year [1] PABA Foundation 2009 Kababayan Award [1] PDI 2003 Filipino of the Year [1][2] PDI 2008 Filipino of the Year [1][2][3] PDI 2008 Hall of Fame inductee [1] ProBoxing-Fans.com 2009 Fighter of the Year [1] PSA 2002 Sportsman of the Year [1][2] PSA 2003 Sportsman of the Year [1][2] PSA 2004 Sportsman of the Year [1][2] PSA 2006 Sportsman of the Year [1] PSA 2008 Sportsman of the Year [1] PSA 2008 Hall of Fame inductee PSA 2009 Athlete of the Decade [1][2] Queensberry Rules 2008 Boxing Fighter of the Year [1] Queensberry Rules 2009 Boxing Fighter of the Year [1] Ron Borges The Ronnies! 2008 Fighter of the Year [1] SecondsOut 2006 Fighter of the Year [1] SecondsOut 2008 Fighter of the Year [1] SecondsOut 2009 Fighter of the Year [1] SI.com 2008 Fighter of the Year [1] SI.com 2009 Fighter of the Year [1] Sport360° 2010 Sportsman of the Year [1][2][3] The Ring 2006 Fighter of the Year [1][2] The Ring 2008 Fighter of the Year [1][2] The Ring 2009 Fighter of the Year [1][2] The Ring 2009 Fighter of the Decade [1] The Ring 2010 Fighter of the Year [1][2][3][4] TSS 2008 Boxer of the Year [1] TSS 2009 Boxer of the Year [1] TSS 2009 Fighter of the Decade [1] USA Today 2009 Fighter of the Year [1] USA Today 2010 Fighter of the Year [1][2][3] USSA 2009 Athlete of the Year [1][2] WBC 2008 Boxer of the Year [1][2][3] WBC 2009 Boxer of the Year [1][2] WBC 2010 Boxer of the Decade [1][2][3][4] WBHF 2006 Fighter of the Year [1] WBO 2010 Fighter of the Year (WBO 23rd Annual Convention) [1] Yahoo! Sports 2008 Fighter of the Year [1] Yahoo! Sports 2009 Fighter of the Year [1] best performance, event: BoxingTalk 2009 KO of the Year: Manny Pacquiao KO2 Ricky Hatton [1] ESPN.com 2009 KO of the Year: Manny Pacquiao KO2 Ricky Hatton [1] FightFan.com Year End Awards 2008 Upset of the Year: Manny Pacquiao vs. Oscar De La Hoya [1] FightHype 2009 Knockout of the Year: Pacquiao KO2 Hatton [1] Inside Fights 2006 Boxing Fight of the Year: Manny Pacquiao vs. Erik Morales II [1] Inside Fights 2008 Boxing Story of the Year: Pacquiao Makes De La Hoya Quit On His Stool [1] Inside Fights 2008 Upset of the Year: Manny Pacquiao Over Oscar De La Hoya [1] Inside Fights 2009 KO of the Year: Manny Pacquiao KO Ricky Hatton [1] Queensberry Rules 2009 Boxing Knockout Of The Year: Manny Pacquiao - Ricky Hatton [1] SecondsOut 2006 Knockout of the Year: Pacquiao KO10 Morales [1] The Ring 2009 Knockout of the Year (in Round 2 against Ricky Hatton) Pound-for-pound no.1: 411 Boxing Pound for Pound Ratings (Sep-06-2010) [1] 8CN Carl's Top Ten (Carl Guevara, Apr-2011) [1] About.com The Pound-for-Pound Top Fifty (Jul-18-2011) [1] Bleacher Report Top Pound-for-Pound Boxers (May-12-2011) [1] Boxing Dispatch P4P Latest Rankings (Feb-2011) [1] BoxingScene Pound for Pound Top Ten (2011) [1] ESPN.com Top three pound-for-pound fighters (Apr-20-2011) [1] FightCardBoxing.net P4P Rankings (Jul-05-2011) [1] FightFan.com Updated Pound-For-Pound Rankings! (Jun-08-2011) [1] FightInsight.com Boxing Rankings (Pound for Pound) (Jun-10-2007) [1] Inside Fights Pound-For-Pound Rankings (Mar-02-2010) [1] NBC Sports Boxing vs. MMA: Top pound-for-pound fighters in the world (2009) [1] Pound4Pound.com P4P Top 10 (Jan-2011) [1] Queensberry Rules Alternate Universe List of The Pound-For-Pound Best Boxers (Sep-16-2010) [1] Queensberry Rules Pound-For-Pound Top 20 Boxers (Sep-02-2010) [1] Queensberry Rules The Pound 4 Pound Pyramid, v1.0 (Jul-21-2010) [1] SecondsOut.com Pound 4 Pound (Jul-21-2011) [1] SI.com Pound-for-pound boxing rankings (May-12-2009) [1] Sportinglife.com pound-for-pound world top 10 (Jul-21-2011) [1] The Boxing Bulletin P4P Top 25 (May-08-2010) [1] The Ring Pound For Pound Ratings (2011) [1] Yahoo! Sports pound-for-pound ranking (Dec-17-2008, unanimous 30 first-place votes from the blue-ribbon panel) [1] misc. rankings: 15rounds.com 2008 The five most skilled boxers since 1985 (rank: 5) [1] AskMen.com 2009 Top 49 Most Influential Men (rank: 24) [1] Bleacher Report 2010 100 Most Exciting Athletes of All Time (rank: 85) [1] Bleacher Report 2011 The 100 Greatest Pound for Pound Boxers Of All Time (rank: 27) [1] Bleacher Report 2011 Manny Pacquiao and Boxing's 20 Hardest Hitters (rank: 20) [1] Bleacher Report 2011 Manny Pacquiao and the Top 25 Non-Heavyweights of All Time (rank: 22) [1] BoxingWatchers.com 2011 Power Rankings (rank: 8) [1] Catholic Herald 2011 Meet ten amazing young Catholics (rank: n/a, no.6) [1][2] CNN 2010 20 stories that changed our world: Pacquiao wins congressional seat (rank: 19) [1][2] ESPNStar.com 2009 Top Ten Stars (rank: 3) [1][2] Examiner.com Marv Dumon Top 10 athletes of 2010 (rank: 4) [1] FightHype 2008 10 Hardest Punchers in Boxing (rank: 10) FightHype 2011 The Best of the Rest: Top 15 Internationally-born Boxers (rank: 1) [1] Forbes 2009 The World's Highest-Paid Athletes (rank: 6) [1] Forbes 2009 Celebrity 100 (rank: 57) [1] Forbes 2010 Celebrity 100 (rank: 55) [1][2] Forbes SportsMoney 50-50 2010 The World's 50 Top-Earning Athletes (rank: 8) [1] Google Philippines 2010 Zeitgeist: Fastest Rising Local Newsmakers (rank: 1) [1] Philippines – Manila Davao Boracay – Travel Food Entertainment Top 10 Philippine Celebrity Endorsers for 2007 (rank: 2) [1] RSR 2010 Manny Pacquiao & the Ten Most Exciting Fighters Today (rank: 1) [1] SI.com 2009 2000s: The Decade in Sports Top 10 Boxers (rank: 1) [1] SI.com 2009 top-earning non-American athletes (rank: 3) [1] SI.com 2010 20 highest-earning International athletes (rank: 5) [1][2] SI.com 2010 Top 10 boxing stories: The year of Pacquiao (rank: 1) [1][2] SI.com 2011 20 highest-earning International athletes (rank: 2) [1] Sport.co.uk 2010 Top Ten: Boxing knockouts of all time (Pacquiao v Hatton, 2009) (rank: 7) [1] Sports Alchemist 2011 Manny Pacquiao and the 10 Best Filipino Athletes (rank: 2) [1] The Final Bell 2010 Top ten hardest punchers in boxing history (rank: 7) [1] The Philippine Star Sporting Chance 2011 25 greatest Phl boxers (rank: 1) [1] TheTopTens Greatest Boxers of All Time (rank: 1) [1] Time 2009 People Who Mattered (rank: n/a) [1][2] Time 2009 Time 100 / 100 Most Influential people: Heroes & Icons (rank: 22) [1][2] Yahoo! 2013 May Top Ten Trending list (rank: 1) [1] Yahoo! Philippines 2009 Top 10 Searches (rank: 1) [1][2] Yahoo! Philippines 2010 Top 10 Searches (rank: 3) [1] Yahoo! Sports 2008 The 25 most powerful people in boxing (rank: 16) [1] Yahoo! Sports 2010 Boxing's 100 most influential (rank: 25) [1]

Acronyms used:
8CN	8countnews.com
AFP	Armed Forces of the Philippines
BWAA	Boxing Writers Association of America
CNN	Cable News Network
ESPN	Entertainment and Sports Programming Network
ESPY	Excellence in Sports Performance Yearly Award
FASGI	Fil-Am Service Group Incorporated
GFEMA	Gabriel "Flash" Elorde Memorial Award
HBO	Home Box Office
IBF	International Boxing Federation
IBO	International Boxing Organization
MGM	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
NBC	National Broadcasting Company
OPBF	Oriental and Pacific Boxing Federation
PBF	ProBoxing-Fans.com
PABA	Philippine American Bar Association
PDI	Philippine Daily Inquirer
PSA	Philippine Sportswriters Association
RSR	Ringside Report
SI	Sports Illustrated
UAAP	University Athletic Association of the Philippines
USA	United States of America
USSA	United States Sports Academy
WBA	World Boxing Association
WBC	World Boxing Council
WBHF	World Boxing Hall of Fame
WBO	World Boxing Organization