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My Family Moved To The Philippines When I Was 14. While Living There, I Learned That My Mom Grew Up Very Poor. Seeing That Kind Of Abject Poverty Firsthand During My Travels Deeply Shaped My Life. Seeing Those Living Conditions Motivated Me To Want To Tell Inspiring Stories Of Struggle And Triumph.

In The Morning, I Wake Up At About 6 A.m. And I Run For About 45 Minutes, Then More Sprinting. Then I Go Back Home, I Eat And I Sleep. When I Wake Up, I Train - I Do About Three Hours In The Gym...

I've Already Established My (political)machinery. It's Like A Car. It's Fixed Already. You Just Have To Get In And Drive It.

Boxing Is Not For Killing Each Other.

I Would Only Spend A Week Or Two In The Philippines, Most Probably The Week During My Birthday Because I Am Planning To Give Away Christmas Gifts To The Poor People Of General Santos Just Like What I Did Last Year.