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By Robert Balajadia
From the first play from scrimmage in Super Bowl 48, the Seattle Seahawks owned the Denver Broncos. Seahawks fans on Guam were never given a reason to stop celebrating in the 60-minute, 43-8, beat down.
Fans from Chili’s Bar & Grill celebrated subtle while fans at Horse & Cow exploded with majority of the fans rooting for Seattle. Majority of the Broncos’ fans left before halftime after being down 22-0.
“SEA – HAWKS” was the constant cheer and Seahawks’ return man Percy Harvin nearly blew the roof off the building at Horse & Cow with his kick-off return for touchdown to start the second half while giving one lucky person a chance to win $50,000!
“It’s been a long time coming! This is the best day ever!” said Seahawk super fan Dr. Felix Cabrera who was celebrating with his “12th man” flag on his back. Many fans were sporting Seahawks gear, including fans of other teams!
The half-time show from Bruno Mars garnered a few cheers, but it was all Seattle all game long. The Broncos never led in the game which gave Broncos fans very little reason to celebrate.
Broncos fans declined photos and comments.
PHOTO GALLERY:
Fans celebrate the kick-off return by Percy Harvin at Horse & Cow. (GSPN photo)
Seahawks fans pose for a photo at Horse & Cow. (GSPN photo)
Fans at Chili’s celebrate the 69-yard interception return by Seahawks linebacker Malcom Smith. (GSPN photo)
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