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At the Aliw Theater on Roxas Boulevard last Sunday, actors provided fireworks for their audience in and out of the ring. The action appeared to be scripted, especially the ringside brawl involving Cesar Montano, but it was clearly spontaneous and not premeditated. 


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Jutras, 71, scored it 115-110 for Marquez and awarded only one round in the last 11 to Pacquiao.


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Janiola had difficulty eluding the rushing tactics of Peña in the early going but once he found his range, began peppering the Games and Amusements Board (GAB) No. 6 lightflyweight contender’s face with lightning-quick precision.


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