Strengthening Full Support For Filipino Athletes

Philippines – Surprisingly, San Miguel Corporation president Ramon S. Ang promised to help fighters Nesthy Petecio, Carlo Paalam and Eumir Marcial as they go in quest for the Olympic gold decoration in the 2024 Paris Games.

In view of this, It was highlighted that at the point when our nation is seeing the underlying indications of desire to recuperate from the pandemic, our Olympic medalists keep on motivating us to put forth a valiant effort and transcend all troubles.

Ang actually gave the P2 million motivating force to Marcial for his bronze award in the Tokyo Olympics and P5 million each to Petecio and Paalam for their silver. That is on top of their preferred SMC business that they can set up in their separate territories.

As they wish them further achievement in confining the coming Olympics and for Eumir’s situation, his next proficient session, we additionally finding a way ways to additionally protect their future with their preferred San Miguel organizations. Another thing, they got P10 million from SMC for her brilliant accomplishment.

In addition to this, Ang has high expectations that Marcial could become both an expert and Olympic boss.

He shared that Eumir’s first session is amazing, taking into account that he turned master and battled his first star session following a long cutback because of the pandemic. He sees him arriving at the more prominent statures like extraordinary fighters Flash Elorde and Manny Pacquiao, who have for some time been related with San Miguel during and surprisingly after their expert vocations.

Along with this, If he turns into a hero in his division before very long and furthermore wins a gold award in the Paris Olympics in 2024, then, at that point, he will have the interesting qualification of being the first to do as such.

Morever, San Miguel, a long-lasting ally of Philippine games, supported the Philippine group that won 149 gold awards, 117 silvers and 121 bronzes in the 2019 Southeast Asian Games just as the country’s fruitful 2005 SEA Games crusade where it returned home with a 112-85-93 take.