CLEAN : Manny Pacquiao: No turning back on presidential run, boxing retirement

The transcript covers a range of topics, starting with a political meeting in India and a shared vision for Mindanao. It transitions into personal reflections on leadership and the motivation to bring change for the Filipino people. The speaker discusses a lawful approach to the drug war, emphasizing the importance of justice and innocence. Reflections on a boxing career and the decision to retire are shared, highlighting the challenges and passion for the sport. Finally, the speaker discusses family influence and the motivation to pursue boxing due to poverty.

What was Manny Pacquiao's initial feeling about running for presidency?

• He was indifferent.

• He was confident and ready.

• He was reluctant and hesitant.

• He was eager and excited.

What motivated Pacquiao to realize the need for change?

• The economic growth of the country.

• The desperation of the people.

• The success of his boxing career.

• The influence of other politicians.

How does Pacquiao propose to handle the drug war?

• By completely stopping the drug war.

• By respecting legal processes and giving a fair chance.

• By intensifying the crackdown without any legal considerations.

• By ignoring legal processes.

What is Pacquiao's view on his boxing career at the age of 43?

• He is undecided about his future in boxing.

• He plans to start a new boxing career.

• He wants to continue boxing.

• He feels it's time to retire.

Why did Pacquiao initially start boxing?

• To become famous.

• To escape poverty.

• To travel the world.

• To follow his father's footsteps.

What advice does Pacquiao give to his son regarding boxing?

• To pursue boxing as a career.

• To avoid boxing if not necessary.

• To become a boxing coach.

• To focus solely on academics.

What does Pacquiao miss about boxing?

• The passion and blood involved.

• The physical training.

• The fame and recognition.

• The financial rewards.