All about Eman Bacosa Pacquiao, the boxer to keep an eye on
Emmanuel Joseph Bacosa Pacquiao, known as Eman, is carving his own path in boxing, inspired by his father, the legendary Manny Pacquiao. Born in 2004 to Manny and Joanna Rose Bacosa, Eman began boxing at the age of nine after witnessing his father’s match against Shane Mosley, which sparked his passion for the sport.
Early Life and Background
Manny met Joanna Rose while she was working as a waitress. Their relationship blossomed, leading to the birth of Eman. Growing up in Tagum, Eman found himself naturally drawn to boxing, influenced deeply by his father's legacy.
Boxing Journey
Eman has an impressive record of seven wins, zero losses, one draw, and four knockouts. His debut in a hometown match was a memorable one, where by chance he fought against a school bully and won after three intense rounds, earning P200, which he gave to his mother.
Thrilla in Manila 2
He showcased his skills during the "Thrilla in Manila 2," an event organized by Manny Pacquiao to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the historic 1975 fight between Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier held in the Philippines.
Personal Reflections
"Tapos 'yung nasubukan ko na po, parang napamahal na rin po 'yung boxing sa akin,"
"I tried it, and from then on, it seemed like I also grew to love boxing."
Eman continues to prepare for his future in boxing, eager to make a name for himself while carrying on the family tradition.
Summary: Eman Bacosa Pacquiao, son of Manny Pacquiao, has started a promising boxing career inspired by his father's legacy, already showing impressive skills and dedication at a young age.