One of the best boxers the world has decided to leave his sinful ways
While boxing fans are looking forward to fight Manny Pacquiao vs. Floyd Mayweather, himself the world champion in the welterweight champion of the WBO decided to leave his sinful ways and renew his faith in God. In an interview with ABS-CBN best athlete in 2009 according to the American Academy of Sports says that once confessed his sins, he immersed himself in studying the Bible, and plans to spend more time with his wife and children. "If I died in the last year or during the last two years, I'm sure I would have gone straight to hell. .. I believe in him 100%, but up to this [time] I was a devil's advocate " - he said Dyan Castillejo during one interview. Changes in the life of the Filipino professional boxer came after a dream that made him give up gambling, alcohol and a dissolute lifestyle. Had a dream the night after Pacquiao victory in fight with Mexican boxer Juan Manuel. In the dream, Manny was in a beautiful forest, and a bright light shone to him. Then a voice said to him: "Son, why are you running away from me?" Pacquiao said he was awakened from sleep in tears: "I woke up sobbing. I remember I was crying in my sleep, and when I touched my pillow, it was wet. " awoke in the morning. He began to look for answers in the Bible in his dream and found out that God sometimes spoke to the people through their dreams: "In the past God spoke to people through their dreams. So I said to myself, this dream is real, and I must change my life. " Pacquiao said, changes have occurred not only because he wanted it, but because God has changed him. "Being a Christian means to accept Christ as my Savior, my God, - he said. - why call christian (Christian). If you take the word Christ (Christ), will only "ian" and that means "I am nothing" (I am nothing). " Pacquiao, meanwhile, declined the offer to fight Floyd Mayweather on May 5 in Las Vegas, reports Associated Press. Financial Advisor Pacquiao, Michael Kons said that in the conduct of the battle there is no economic sense, since the boxing arena with 45 000 places in Las Vegas will be completed in time. Likewise, the much-anticipated fight in a smaller place would be "foolish from an economic point of view.
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