Ao Ri Gele, who once had a moment in the Lutheran FC arena, has recently lost news, and even some martial arts fans have joked: Why can't I hear his news without a game, is he missing? Recently, some netizens found that in front of the free love porridge house of the Xi'an Volunteer Service Center, a giant volunteer with a huge physique appeared, which was very eye-catching.
When we saw the photo, we were surprised to find that the volunteer who gave the porridge was still a person in our martial arts world, a heavyweight mixed martial arts athlete "Kung Fu Panda" Ao Ri Gele. Thinking about it, it is not surprising that Ao Ri Gele will appear in the volunteer center, because "Kung Fu Panda" is keen on public welfare and is not a secret in the circle, and some people on the Internet have previously filmed the video of him buying buns and giving alms to homeless people.
In fact, in the entire martial arts world, there are also many boxers who are keen on charity, the most famous of which may be the legendary Filipino boxer, the winner of the eight-level gold belt, and the "Asian cruiser" Pacquiao. Pacquiao's passion for philanthropy is no exaggeration to describe it as "world-famous", and his philanthropic achievements are even comparable to his boxing achievements.
According to media reports, since his boxing career, Pacquiao's charitable donations have accumulated more than $100 million. In 2015, Pacquiao vs Mayweather made a lot of money in the "Battle of the Century", and Pacquiao spent half of the $120 million he received on charity and built 1,000 houses for the homeless in the Philippines. Therefore, in the Philippines, Pacquiao's influence and image are also as unbeatable as superheroes.
The late legendary boxing champion Ali was also a prominent philanthropist, who not only took the lead in donating huge sums of money to help the poor, but also used his personal image to speak around and raise funds for sick children. It is precisely because of the same great performance in life as in the ring that he has become the most veritable "boxing god" in the history of boxing.
In addition, even Tyson and Mayweather, who have always been known for their spending time and drunkenness, are actually charity lovers. Tyson would frequently visit black children in slums and join forces with Little Star Children's Fund to raise money for children around the world; Mayweather had donated signature gloves to a girl with cancer and had improvised thousands of dollars to beggars on the streets.
In terms of female fighters, it is the best of the former UFC women's young weight champion "Cross Solid Queen" Ronda Rossi, who ranked 14th in the 2015 Global Charity Athlete Rankings and is the only fighter to rank in the top 20, which shows his enthusiasm for charity.
It has been said that fighting is a poor man's movement, and perhaps this argument is somewhat generalized. However, it is true that many of the top fighters come from the poor and even the slums. Before reaching the top, fighters earned extremely little, but training was extremely hard. Perhaps, in this way, fighters are more aware of the difficulties of life, so it is not surprising that they are keen on public welfare. And how can the fighting fans not pay the most sincere respect to these true fighters who have not forgotten their original intentions!