hanor, i recall that time when sinkies boycotted yeo hiap seng drinks when the then tpt minister yeo cheow tong was unpopular - m&ds bought them by the cartons when yhs offered a diskaun
Malays are the balance singapore need to balance the country from chinese extremist.
On another note, just look and see how a fat guy can beat a physically fit opponent. There is still hope for fat malay people in sports.
WEEKS
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Andy Ruiz Jr.’s massive upset over Anthony Joshua jolts boxing’s heavyweight division
By
LANCE PUGMIRE
JUN 02, 2019
| NEW YORK
Andy Ruiz Jr., right, punches Anthony Joshua during their heavyweight title fight in New York on June 1. Ruiz won by TKO in an upset. (Al Bello / Getty Images)
From the second he sent an Instagram message to Anthony Joshua’s promoter pushing to be the replacement opponent, Andy Ruiz Jr. has been making this up as he goes.
So, when his shocking seventh-round technical knockout of England’s three-belt champion Saturday at Madison Square Garden suddenly made him an inspiration as the first heavyweight champion of Mexican descent, Ruiz embraced the role.
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“I had a lot of fans over there rooting for me,” Ruiz said of his border farming hometown of Imperial, Calif., east of San Diego. “I’m sure they’re all proud. That’s where I grew up. I’m sure they’re all smiling, saying, ‘He did it, a kid from a small, little town did it.’
“Everything is possible, man. You believe in God, focus, believe in your dreams, never give up. And if someone puts you down, don’t listen. Keep working. Look what I did. I just made history.