These Mixed Filipino Athletes are TAKING OVER Sports!
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Heck i'm proud to see Asian represented in any sports, Japanese, Chinese, Filipino, it doesn't matter
Yes I’m proud to be Asian
That's right! Let's go my Asian brothers! From Manila 🇵🇭
Same here
At least Westerners their religion are from Asian heritage!🤭🤭🤭
Alphonse Areola is Full Filipino and is a member of the French World Cup 2022 Team as Reserve Goalkeeper. He is a Star Soccer Player in Europe and has already won a World Cup 2018 and in the U20. He plays for West Ham Football Club. David Alaba of Real Madrid is half Filipino/Nigerian born in Austria.
He's not full Filipino. He's half French 😂
@Joedimir Putden he is full Filipino....his father's name is Cleto Areola....that white man in IMAGES is not the dad. U have to see the Fill Picture which shows his Filipino dad standing next to the white guy
@@joedimirputden5334 He was born and raised in France but both his parents are Filipinos.
@@joedimirputden5334 FYI both parents are FIL fr Asingan & Tayug, Pangasinan.
@@joedimirputden5334 i dont see any trace of whiteness in his features.
Filipino-Nigerian David Alaba, who's an Austrian footballer, is one of the best defenders in the world. He's played for Bayern Munich and brought the team 10 Bundesliga titles before transferring to Read Madrid.
Hala Madrid!
Guys, don't forget the gals. Canadian Leylah Annie Fernandez has a father from Ecuador and Filipino-Canadian mother. She is half Filipina. Leylah played Briton Emma Raducanu , who was born in Toronto to a father from Romania and a mother from China, in the 2021 US Open Women's Tennis finals. The match is famous for being the first major final between two teens since 1999.
yep, that was dope
But you can tell how she talks that she's not proud of her Filipino heritage.
@@fvanced, wtf, Filipinos don’t care🤪😡
manny pacquiao is a very proud asian athlete, he once proudly said "asians are strong" in a show from korea...the way he said it, you can really see in his face that he is very proud to be asian..
What is the name of the video where he says that?
knowing bros...
Half spaniard..he said..in interview..long time ago.😁
When Mr. Roach, the coach of Manny Pacquiao, was interviewed on TV he said that Manny is Hispanic. His wife has more Spanish blood than Manny although many Westerners believe that he is Hispanic.
You guys forgot Tiger Woods. The most famous mix Asian athlete in the world.
I am a Filipino born in the USA, and I am proud of all the mixed Filipino athletes, artists, actors, singers, etc who are finding success AND are proudly repping their Filipino side even if they weren't born in the Philippines. I actually love seeing all Asians finding success. When I was growing up in the 70's/80's the only famous Asians I knew of were Bruce Lee and George Takei!
It’s always good to see Asian representation in sports. But if the mixed athletes don’t have distinctive asian features - they’re only going to be seen as the color of their skin. And most of the time, that’s the case and the asian part of them is dismissed.
Not only that, but because their Asian side is mostly from the mother side, their last name isn't Asian neither, so it's really hard to know that they are even half Asian at times. I literally just found out that Jalen Green is half Asian from this video and I'm pretty big into the NBA
Only person who’s mixed that really only identify as Asian is Jo Koy. Everyone else identifies as their other half.
I think asian gene is weaker than caucasians . I've seen half japanese or chinese half american, half filipino half american and thai american, most of the time they look more caucasians than asians..
Love this! As a very proud Filipino and Asian, this put a huge smile on my face! Salamat Po!
My kids are mixed Asian ( don’t like to say half) and they excel at sports. You brought up a great point about family support. Have to make sure to support them more. Didn’t even realize I was lacking until you made so valid points. Thanks
I'm just African American and I love the content from the Fung Bros. I think gymnastics is missing in your discussion.
Roman Gabriel's father of the Los Angeles Rams is Filipino and mother is Irish. He is a 6' 4" QB for the Rams from 1962 to 1972. He was NFL MVP in 1969 and was in several Pro Bowls.
got that right, from Banning Hi Sch, from ghetto Wilmington ca.
You guys forgot a few Filipinos American in NFL and NBA. The most popular that plays RB for the Raiders in NFL is Josh Jacobs. There is also Jordan Norwood for Denver Broncos. Jordan Norwood's brother Gabe plays professional basketball in the Philippines. Nikko Remigio has good stats for Fresno State so he might go on to NFL too. Doug Baldwin just retired in 2022 from Seatle Seahawks as a WR he is also half Pinoy. As for NBA..Ron Harper Jr also plays for Toronto Raptors. His mom is Filipina too. He has a younger brother Dylan who played with Jalen Green when they were teens in the Philippines repping FilAm team in basketball. Dylan will most likely be in the NBA next year.
Wow! Awesome vlog. Hoping for more Filipino and Asian athletes success in the US and the world. Thank you Fung Bros. for bringing up this subject matter in your vlog. 👍🏼❤️💪👏🙏
Filipinos are genetically Asians, linguistically Anglos, and culturally Hispanics. Orgulloso de ser Asiatico.
I met Cam Bynum this past summer, he came to our island here in the Philippines, he’s a great guy. Very humble. Hope he gets a good contract!
preciate the shoutout david and andrew! very solid and thought out points made in here ✊
Manny Pacquaio with his twelve major boxing world titles just chilling right now 🇵🇭
Yes and all of those titles upwards of 130 were done on steroids. It's not possible to retain KO power at that level as you move up 8 weight divisions. You don't go from 118 pounds up to 147 and still have KO power, that's PEDs
Manny Pacquiao was a Hispanic according to his coach Mr. Roach . His wife has more Spanish blood than Manny. You can see their physical features.
Paul Tetsuhiko Kariya is in the NHL Hall of Fame and scored one of the greatest Stanley Cup goals ever after taking an absolute cheap shot that knocked him out cold he came back later in the game and scored on a wicked slap shot. 1/2 Japanese.
You guys make a good point especially why you specifically chose contact sports and bringing up how genetics play it’s part. You can have a really good athlete in non-contact sport who is pure Korean, or Japanese, or Filipino but when it comes to contact sport like NFL, genetics will play it’s part as these type of sport would create advantages for people who have a bigger bone structure genetically. Why wasn’t this video longer 😂 it was entertaining
Son Heun Min won the golden boot last season 😂
The reason why Asians struggle at getting into the big leagues of American sports is because they are constantly overlooked by scouts due to their race. This also happens at high school and college sports where Asian athletes, if they get picked at all, are left on the bench even if they might be better than the other players. I've personally experienced it myself and seen it happen to my Asian friends at other schools.
When you're being penalized for your race, it's only natural that Asian Americans eventually stop trying. And then people start wondering if Asians are unathletic and bad at sports
@@faksuk calm down, incel. your self-hate is showing
Dat Nguyen was a very dominant athlete back in his day and pure Vietnamese born to refugee parents. At 5'11" he was considered small but he did not care. Successful at Texas AM and Dallas Cowboy. Maybe we are just made softer today.
Can we place start using the term ethnicity instead of race....its a huge problem that further divides us as human - sincerely a "black" guy
@@rl8571 Working hard is overhyped and overrated. Success is about being lucky. Our lives are just a series of events that started from when this world was created and very little of it is under your control.
Brandon Briones half Filipino is a standout gymnast in Stanford and will be coming to Olympics soon.
There's also Marcus Smith, half Pinoy. He is a phenom in rugby and is currently with the Harlequins of the Premier League.
Got the Filipino accent right! Haha
Shohei Ohtani is literally the best MLB playing in the world.
Literally?
Tim tebow , born and raise in the philippines. Hes not a full blooded filipino but he love the philippines
He was born there, but he is not any bloodied filipino at all.
I’m a Bronx girl having to represent the Yankees with Hideki Matsui (Japan)who was a part of one of our greatest top 5 players at the time. 🎉🎉🎉
Bx stand up. From the Bronx too
Hines Ward too, half Korean, and born in Seoul too. Also, Marcus Freeman, head coach of Notre Dame football, I believe is half-Korean as well.
I guess I am showing my age but almost no one mentions Michael Chang anymore. He was the first and still only Asian descent tennis player to have won a tennis grand slam in the open era. I was living in France at the time when he won in 89. Remember his signature shoe the Reebok Pump Court Victory (citron colorway)?
Just glad to see hockey coverage lol
Thanks for sharing. Josh Jacobs, Running Back for the Raiders is 1/4 Filipino (his dad is half) and former Seahawks Wide Receiver and Champion Doug Baldwin is 1/4 Filipino (his mom is half) have both been public about their grandmas and there culture (representing the flag, tattoo, etc) and Nikko Remigio who is a D1 Receiver at Fresno State is half filipino (his dad is filipino).
Love Baldwin and Jacobs! Proud to have them representing!
Well done guys for these topics empowering all mixed Asian athletes❤❤❤
i think a mixed athlete in philippines have been accepted by the filipinos long time ago.Espeically in basketball and Now in Soccer too were majority are half filipinos. Compared to other countries still doesnt allow even dual citizenl on their passport. If china, vietnam, South korea or other countries will be more accepting to halfie or mix. I think those athletes will dominate for their country too. Japan have been accepting halfie too Rui Hachimura and Naomi Osaka etc. Another Half filipino 8th grader QB dominating Football in USA
Trent Seaborn.
Props to Cleveland Guardians outfielder/leadoff hitter Steven Kwan.
Listening to this make me pump. My son is half viet and Chinese, and he’s a big boy. Hoping he can be an athlete someday, but if not, it still cool.
Eugene Amano was a starting offensive lineman for the Tennessee Titans, and he's 100% Filipino. Google him.
great insights guys! ❤❤❤
Asian hockey players are on fire! Go Dallas Stars!!
Tim Lincecum from the SF Giants in MLB won 2 Cy young awards & 3 World Series rings is half Filipino. He had a short lived career though due to injuries.
Howdy Fung Bros.more respect 🙏 to ya'll I'm so overwhelmed that your both working so hard roaring to the universe how we as an Asian people immensely contributing happiness to the universe am so very proud of ya guys keep it up Go Asians we have you back.God bless ❤❤❤
Robo is killing it, leading the NHL in goals made.
Dat Nguyen(BKFC Champion), Thanh Le, Brandun Lee, Keston Hiura, and Steven Kwan. These Asian American athletes are doing big things in their sports.
Yuta Watanabe 57%? Sheeeeesh. Asian can be athletes too
Ohatani is the greatest MLB player in the world.
Bros!! WE NEED THE TWO BRIDGES NYC FULL MOVIE!! 🍿🎥 Have your fans help out with funds for the production
Ima keep saying it till I get a response 🤣🤣
Love this show and it made my day ❤
Love watching your channel in the Philippines. For me, i believed that every country has their best athletes to offer. Its just a matter of whos going to win. God Bless this channel and more subscribers.
The full Asians Americans that want to have a chance to be part of the professional sporting landscape in the USA need to get into sports that requires different type of physical capabilities and talent. The two types of sports are baseball and soccer. IMO, soccer and baseball should be the sports that full Asian, born and raised, should be investing and spending their time with. You don't have to be very tall, muscular or incredibly fast to become a legit professional player.
They are some of the two team sports that Asians do the best at too. So why are Asian Americans so obsessed with basketball?…
Great video, gents. Don’t forget Yankee starting shortstop Anthony Volpe who’s half Filipino I believe.
Filipino-Japanese teenager and Japan LPGA Tour player Yuka Saso won the U.S. Women's Open
Efren "Bata" Reyes (with his iconic Z shot in Pool) and Paeng Nepomuceno (holds a genius record in bowling) are both living legends and are full blooded Filipino just like Manny Pacquiao.
I know this isn't the main sports discussed in the video, but Chloe Kim as well. Her dad revolved her childhood around making her successful. I think sometimes Asian parents don't prioritize sports as much so even if genetically/athletically a full asian is capable, they don't get the development opportunities to be competitive and make it pro. I noticed a good number of professional players have been playing the game since they were kids (so they honed their skills over a long period of time).
From my prospective, if good enough to make it college athletics but not in the pros, still its a free education to develop a career with. So its not quite a bad thing.
Ohtani 100% asian
Hines Ward - mixed Korean and a Super Bowl winner
1962 LA rams had a filam named Roman Gabriel. The great Tedy Bruschi of pats is also a filam...
Was thinking of making a vid for Asians currently in the NFL but only found 4 players lol. Rapp, Younghoe, Murray and Bynum.
Holy crap, I live in Calgary Alberta die hard hockey town. Just learned now from you guys that there's a hockey player with Filipino blood. ❤
Maybe in your next video, you can highlight Anthony Volpe, the NY Yankees new shortstop player in the MLB. He's half-Filipino (Mom's side) and half-Italian.
No. The reason mixed-Asian athletes are more prominent is because they don't face the same kind of gate-keeping that full Asian athletes go through, in most major league sports.
THIS RIGHT HERE
Nobody believes this haha
@@funkthat That’s your opinion and you are free to think that way. However the very few prominent Asian athletes have been vocal about how this is an actual thing and that it was substantially harder for them. That they had to jump through more hoops than their black/white counterparts. I think they would know more about it than you and I, as they have actually gone through it.
The mix ones leave out their other side till it’s safe.
@@funkthat actually, i do. i've seen it happen myself both in college and high school sports.
I felt that 2/10 parents supporting me playing hoops growing up😢😂
Ice hockey is very expensive in terms of equipment cost, registration fees and time commitments for parents. From skate replacement, regular sharpening costs and $200 hockey sticks the $$$ needed to play precludes many from joining the organized sport from a young age.
Eugene Amano was a pure bred Philippines born NFL player for the Titans a few years ago.
former Steeler WR Hines Ward is half Korean half African.
Miami Heats HC Spoelstra is half Filipino.
I’m happy you two talked about Jaylin Williams from OKC as when I saw him play against the Warriors I’m saying this guy has to be part Asian and sure enough he is. Don’t forget Naomi Osaka who’s a great professional woman tennis player.
About time
I'm mixed, I'm definitely physically different. Most mixed people come out more like one side or the other, but there are some real inbetweeners. All these guys you featured are inbetween. I could have gone the boxing route and been a heavyweight half Filipino but my parents wanted me purely on the academics. I don't know if we'll ever see a heavyweight full-blooded Asian boxer. Don't feature Bautista's fight, please, hahahaha!
He’s not in boxing but MMA, although retired now is Brandon Vera, a heavy weight fighter.
@@joelparas2508 Oh, I've seen him before. He's half Pinoy, like me. Another inbetweener. I even look similar to him since our Dad's are Pinoy. Kids come out different when the father is the Filipino. Vera is tall, huh? I'm the same weight but only 5'10". I've got the stocky Tyson build. I wish I had pursued martial arts, I coulda been a contenda!
@@joelparas2508 I've seen Brandon Vera's story. Didn't realize then he is half Filipino.
Vera..is fluent in tagalog..but never seen..in his postfight 8nterview..during mma..era.
Asian americans ( filipino, chinese, south korean,japanese, vietnamese ) as an asian were proud of you guys keep on waving asian race in western and american world
Filipinos are some of the most naturally athletic Asians 🇵🇭
It's them thick calves. 😂
@@tekrar8825 For real lol
A lot of Filipinos are mixed blood with Chinese and even Spanish from colonial era.
@@MbisonBalrog yes, and predominantly Austronesians, which shares similar genetic traits as Pacific Islanders too
Most naturally athletic Asians? I think it’s Koreans.
As a 6 ‘4 about 194cm thick bone Korean when I went to japan I felt like a giant and most of Japanese knew I was a Korean. Im just surprised that there are already 2 full blooded Japanese in the NBA and no Koreans. Korean sports system must be really bad.
Koreans will eventually catch up.
Unlike most Asians Filipinos can have Dual or Multi-Citizenship so yeah, it is one of the reasons why we like waving 🇵🇭 flag.
A full filipino would never make it to the league. Not without the biracial black half. And i can say that biatch because im filipino. Its just reality. Filipinos got the basketball IQ but not the build or athletism. Sorry not sorry
@@peekaboopeekaboo1165 If you treat us as your family or friend, we Filipinos would be very loyal to a fault even...but mistreat us and the country we originated from then what do you expect, we just Thank the one treating us badly... Duh! If you're not loyal to us then why be loyal to you 🙄
Yu Darvish of the SD Padres!!! The best foreign starter
Ohatani is the greatest MLB player in the world.
Forgot to mention Rugby. Japan has a quality rugby union team. A lot of Polynesian players in Rugby. Marcus Smart is half filipino half english player and the main player for the English Rugby team.
We LOVE KOO in Atlanta Falcons. Right now he has reached the most points as a kicker for the amount of time he has been kicking in the league
they are where they are its because they are very good at what they do and they worked hard for it, full support of family friends and love ones is a bonus, maybe they got good genetics because of them being mixed maybe they don't but before they got there, we all don't know the blood sweat and tears, the sacrifices they have done to be up there.
Mga talentadong pinoy! proud f u mga kapatid!
Let's not forget about our Pacific Islander brothers and sisters who can easily dominate american football and rugby
Polys are better at football than blacks. The NFL should look more into them.
Who could forget the great Pittsburgh Steelers safety Troy Polamalu and his long beautiful hair
Also Johnny Damon and Danny Graves plus Kolton Wong.
Josh Jacob's 1/4 filipino leading the NFL in rushing
1/4 filipino
That filipino blood tho,
Talented, hard work, motivated....
Coach of miami heat is a proud half filipino. Eric Spoelstr
Tons of Polynesian/Pacific Islanders in football! But I'll argue that Baseball even though is "non-contact" in relation to Football, Basketball, and Hockey there still is a level of physical talent that is necessary in order to make it to the highest level whether that be arm strength, speed, or power (when batting). It's really hard for someone who is under say 5'8 to generate alot of power whether pitching or hitting so the players who are are around that height are usually speed/finesse players
BBall isn’t contact either really. It’s light incidental touching only.
polynesians arent east asian
Asian, not Polynesian....
Our DNA is much closer to Polynesians than other 'races'.
Our DNA is much closer to Polynesians than other 'races'. From a study 79% east Asian and 21% Micronesian
Patrick Chung is also of partial Asian descent.
watching from Dubai! Asian goods in everything
Jordan grew up in San Antonio by Randolph AFB. There sre lot Filipino American here in San Antonio . My Wife is Filipina.
Just love ❤️ 😍 💖 ❤ watching listening your show its great 👍🏿 Glad Vietnamese is now doing great.Andrew David what happened to asian brother Kai Soto ??
As a African American male those kids usually take on fathers traits! We play all sports growing up. Football = physical toughness Basketball = agility Baseball = Mental toughness. When college time hits your size dictate your prospect but you r prepared for it then it comes down to your desire!
An African American taking the glory for his community and dismissing the asians
Nick Suzuki, captain and best player of the Montreal Canadiens
YES!!! Love Nick 💕
Roman Gabriel Rams QB -60’s-70’s actor too!
Brian Ching is another and don’t forget Nitro from American Gladiators.
The States' collegiate hockey development program (USHL and NCAA) are legit, many young guns coming from teams in the Midwest, California, east coast...
Filipino men are so handsome.
If you're a biological woman,,, you're damn right, we are,, lol !!!
Doug Baldwin, a retired #1 receiver of Seattle Seahawks appeared 2x in SuperBowl, and a SB champion.
Good cover guys...keep us posted, of any major sports w/Asians, good to know.
How about celebrities in Hollyweird, lol, kidding!!!
If you look at the NHL you can see it's comprised of mostly Canadians. It absolutely comes down to the type of system put in place in the country. Many of the NHL's top talent is Canadian, and has been for a very long time. There is little to no genetic differences between the average American and average Canadian. It's all about the time and resources invested into the development of the players. Not to mention, competition breeds innovation. The more high quality talent there is, the more likely stronger talent will emerge.
GSW Golden State Warriors signing KAI SATTO (Height: 7' and 2" and 22 yrs old from the Philippines)...Also played with Jordan Clarkson for the Philippines national basketball team early this year...
You gentlemen probably want to read up on the negritos, Papua New Guinea people and australoids within the continent of Asia and the pacific island region plus Indonesian people who are not mixed with Chinese or European and how they look (a good portion of the Asian population descend from the people mentioned in the first few sentences according to some research). People with curled hair, dark skin and so on. It's interesting how much people don't know about their own history (Negro Island in the Philippines).
Other part Filipino NFL athletes: Josh Jacobs and Doug Baldwin. I think that being mixed nationality is part of the reason these mixed Asians can make it so far, but I honestly think the Filipino genes play a factor as well. As a Filipino male, I think that athetically, my strongest attributes are quickness and explosiveness, which these NFL athletes possess to excel at their positions.
ADD Matt Dumba of Minnesota Wild. Canadian born of Filipina mom and Romanian dad.
The Filipino accent was on point
I would say so
Filipinos are good in mixing 💯
I love the accent 😂 and i am full blooded filipino. 😂😂