Answer:

More could be coming.

It was less than what weightlifter Hidilyn Diaz received for delivering the country’s first Olympic gold but it should be enough to set Petecio for life.

“I realized that the reason I’m into boxing is because of my family. I want them out of poverty,” Petecio, who hails from Tuban in Sta. Cruz, Davao del Sur before resettling in Davao City for good, once told The Philippine STAR.

“I experienced living in a shelter with only a tarpaulin to cover us. I’m not ashamed of it because I know in my heart that God is watching us and my day will come,” she added.

Explanation:

MANILA, Philippines – For someone who experienced living in a makeshift shelter covered by a mere tarpaulin to owning a posh condominium and another house and lot now, Tokyo Olympics boxing silver medalist Nesthy Petecio has gone a long way.

Petecio will receive a P10-million worth condo unit from Suntrust Properties, Inc, a subsidiary of Andrew Tan’s Megaworld, in her hometown Davao City for her Olympic feat.

MANILA, Philippines – For someone who experienced living in a makeshift shelter covered by a mere tarpaulin to owning a posh condominium and another house and lot now, Tokyo Olympics boxing silver medalist Nesthy Petecio has gone a long way.

Petecio will receive a P10-million worth condo unit from Suntrust Properties, Inc, a subsidiary of Andrew Tan’s Megaworld, in her hometown Davao City for her Olympic feat.