PONY Rock 'n' Rumble 2: Rebel Against Conformity with Style

PONY Shoes traces its roots 40 years ago from New York City and was founded by Uruguay native Roberto Muller. He envisioned it as the blue collar, hardworking, value-for-money sneaker of America – the footwear brand built to survive the tough city streets, so to speak. They were worn by sports legends like Pele, Dan Marino, Reggie Jackson, Muhammad Ali, George Foreman and Larry Holmes.

In 2001, they expanded their line to streetwear with Justin Timberlake, the band Korn and hip hop icon Snoop Dogg as their product endorsers. Today, they are still one of America’s most beloved sports brand. And who could ever forget the man previously known in the boxing community as “The Destroyer”? He wore and endorsed PONY shoes on his rise to superstardom. He is none other than the Pacman himself: Manny Pacquiao.

Some shoes on display at the PONY booth

The next match was between Gelli Bulaong (white top) of Submission Sports Philippines and Jenjen Damso (pink top) of Team Cordillera Strikers.

Bulaong doing a rear naked choke on Damso

Bulaong winning via submission

Save Me Hollywood started their set in high spirits.

This super band consists of Carlos “Calde” Calderon of Chicosci on bass, Aaron Isaac Corvera and Kenneth Wayne Aranza of April Morning Skies on guitars, Ex-Typecast member Melvin Macatiag on drums and former Myx VJ Julian “Julz” Savard on vocals.