So here's how the story goes: Nonito Donaire Jr accused his father of stealing $240.00 from him, accused his brother of being the family favorite, and told everyone that his family were very poor from the getgo and they had nothing to eat when he was growing up, and that he was always received a beating from his father. Apparently those were all lies, as told by his mother.
Mama Donaire told PEP.ph that the $240.00 "stolen" by Nonito's father was actually used to feed the boxing training crew when Nonito's name was still a no-ringer. Secondly, that Nonito Jr was the family favorite because he was a sickly and frail kid, that his brother supported him all the way to become what he is today.
His father beating him was also a lie. One theory on why Nonito Jr said this is because his father dragged him to do boxing because it was what Nonito Jr wanted because his brother was also a boxer.
The final lie was debunked when his mother told PEP.ph that although they were not rich, there were always meals at the table and that they were eating three times a day. Mama Donaire said that his son is trying so hard to be like Manny Pacquiao, who as we know genuinely came from rags to riches.
Nonito Donaire Jr apparently started his drastic villainous change when he got wed with his current wife.
Now, what's $240.00 when you owe your life to your parents? That's like just P10,000.00 plus. Your parents never complained to you that they were spending a lot on your milk, your clothes, your food, your school supplies, your education, your daily allowance. Now you dare call your father a thief because he used $240.00 to feed your boxing crew? Eff you dipshit. I'm sure your parents spent more than P10,000.00 on you while you were still in their wings.
You also accuse your brother of something he isn't? Man, your brother supported you on your way up. When it was his turn, you didn't help him. What an ingrate.
Also, stop lying. You look like a humongous jackass every time you do. If you can't, stop associating yourself with this country. We'd rather stick to Manny Pacquiao. We don't need a backstabbing family traitor carrying the Philippines' name on his shoulder. Don't even mention fighting for the Philippines' honor on your bout night with Montiel. You can't fight for your family's honor, how much more a family composed of 90 million people? Just tell to the world that you'll be fighting for yourself and for your Rachel. What's $240.00 with all your money now? Gag all your cash down your throat.
Lastly, stop riding the Manny Pacquiao bandwagon. You'll never be like him dipshit.
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'Till my next installment.
P.S. I have the right to speak like this to Nonito Donaire Jr because unlike him, I have the greatest love and respect in the world for my parents. Nothing could ever change that, even my wife to-be.
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