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[Summary] => Light-flyweight Albert Pabila emerged as the lone Filipino medalist in the prestigious 42-nation Ammet Comert Cup XXI International Boxing Tournament, which ended Saturday in Istabul, Turkey.
A native of Bacolod City, Pabila lost to Ukrainian Georgiv Chigaev in the semifinals, 26-12, and settled for the bronze medal.
The bronze-medal show equalled the result of the Philippine campaign last year courtesy of light-flyweight Godfrey Castro.
This years event, however, drew larger participation from Asia, Europe, Africa and North American countries.
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A native of Bacolod City, Pabila lost to Ukrainian Georgiv Chigaev in the semifinals, 26-12, and settled for the bronze medal.
The bronze-medal show equalled the result of the Philippine campaign last year courtesy of light-flyweight Godfrey Castro.
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