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Was Filipino tennis legend Johnny Jose misquoted when he reportedly said Malays are naturally lazy compared to the Chinese, Japanese and Koreans who by his standards, are well-disciplined?
Jose slammed Filipino athletes, presumably in tennis, for lacking the dedication and commitment to excel. He proudly boasted that in his heyday, he was the shining example of a dedicated athlete who woke up early to do 100 push-ups, practiced for three hours after lunch, jogged for 30 minutes before attending afternoon classes and did his homework until two in the morning.
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Jose slammed Filipino athletes, presumably in tennis, for lacking the dedication and commitment to excel. He proudly boasted that in his heyday, he was the shining example of a dedicated athlete who woke up early to do 100 push-ups, practiced for three hours after lunch, jogged for 30 minutes before attending afternoon classes and did his homework until two in the morning.
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September 1, 2009 - 12:00am
