TACLOBAN CITY — For two hours, survivors of Super Typhoon Yolanda in the city raised their voices as boxing hero and Sarangani Rep. Emmanuel "Manny" Pacquiao earned a unanimous decision win over Brandon Rios.<br /><br />And when Pacquiao was officially declared the winner, they raised their arms – some raising the Philippine flag – in triumph.<br /><br />Many survivors trooped to the city convention center, a short walk from their tent city, to watch the televised bout between Rios and Pacquiao, who had dedicated his fight to Yolanda victims.<br /><br />Navy men had cleaned the venue in past days in time for the showing.<br /><br />During the show, survivors cheered when Pacquiao scored punches and booed when Rios would hit the Filipino champ.<br /><br />But while the survivors went home happy, some still wanted more from the champ.<br /><br />"Sana matulungan kami ni Manny Pacquiao. Sana pumunta siya rito sa Tacloban (We hope Pacquiao can come help us)," said typhoon survivor Jun Jun Mabini.<br /><br />But even Mabini said he was happy with the outcome.<br /><br />On the other hand, the survivors quickly returned to reality after the bout, many lining up again for relief items.<br /><br />Tacloban residents were among the hardest hit by Yolanda, which left more than 5,000 dead. <strong>— LBG, GMA News</strong><br />