There is no denying that Filipinos wear resiliency as an epic badge of honor. Even some of our country’s most well-renowned athletes carry their crest on weighed-down shoulders.
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It is undeniable how power in the world of sports has visibly shifted from being primarily in the hands of the club owners, managers, and coaches, to players.
As the UAAP comes alive once again with more of its events returning amid the pandemic, the trend of half-Filipino and one-and-done players continues to rise in the league.
There are several factors that cause our national teams in volleyball and basketball to fail to succeed despite their talents.
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Halftime Thoughts: Filipino first
While some fans believe that sports should not be an oulet for politics, different athletes across the world have fought this stigma.
As the Philippines has seen an increase of collegiate talents opting to play abroad, some may wonder if this is the right choice.
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Halftime Thoughts: We can, despite
Despite the hurdles, women are more than capable of achieving glory within the world of sports.
EJ Obiena versus PATAFA is an example of how our national athletes are mistreated despite the honor and glory the give the country.
To widen their reach, companies often ride on the fame of talented athletes who they recruit as endorsers.
As para athletes excel despite their limitations, they seemingly experience more hardships just to receive the support that they deserve.