Donnie “Ahas” Nietes, known as the longest-reigning Filipino boxing world champion by boxing magazines and aficionados, demonstrated that the sport is not the only way for him to make money.

The 4-division world champion was seen wearing the uniform of a Food Panda delivery guy in a photo that went viral after it was posted on his Facebook account.

Following photos and videos showed him delivering items, which were presumably ordered by customers and delivered to them via the food delivery service.

Donnie was heard asking what he should do in one of the videos posted on his Facebook page after the motorcycle he uses to deliver food became stuck in the mud.

“Ano ba gagawin ko nito eh naipit ako sa putikan. Saan na ba ako banda? Ah, naipit na talaga ako,” He stated in a video.

Netizens, on the other hand, had a field day writing down hilarious comments about how customers should now properly behave, or else they might get a taste of the boxing champion’s uppercut instead of the food they ordered.

Click the link to see the video:

https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1193598401540127

“Idol, sure ako na magiging peaceful ang iyong delivery at talagang walang magri-reklamo,” a netizen stated.

“A customer could get a one left hook if they make the mistake of refusing or cancelling the order,” another netizen added.

Donnie “Ahas” Nietes is a Filipino professional boxer who is widely regarded as the country’s longest-reigning boxing world champion. He broke the record of another Filipino boxing legend, Gabriel “Flash” Elorde, in 2014. Donnie was born on May 12, 1982, and has previously held the WBO mini-flyweight title, the WBO and The Ring junior-flyweight titles, the IBF flyweight title, and the WBO junior-bantamweight title. The Transnational Boxing Rankings Board ranks Donnie as the fifth-best active junior bantamweight boxer in the world as of 2021.