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Amateur Boxing Association of the Philippines (ABAP) president Manny Lopez said he’s not discounting a sweep but the threat of Thailand spoiling the party is a clear and present danger.


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                    [Title] => Boxers go into seclusion on eve of draw
                    [Summary] => With the mobile phone of coach Pat Gaspi  off, it could  mean the RP boxing team wants to avoid any distraction and would rather have their fists do the talking atop the ring at the start of SEAG slugfest in Bacolod today.


The RP fighters have practically gone into seclusion after leaving their temporary quarters inside the La Salle-Bacolod campus to join the rest of the RP squad at the Kundutel Hotel here Saturday.


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"We hope to avoid early matches with them. But if we don’t avoid it, so be it. We’ll fight, that’s what we came here for," said Amateur Boxing Association of the Philippines president Manny Lopez.


Thai boxing team manager Col. Thitiphan Pewsupon said the same thing Thursday.


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                    [Title] => RP pugs confident of regaining crown
                    [Summary] => BACOLOD—If the Thai boxing team boasts of Olympic medalists and grizzled warriors in international arenas, the Philippine squad is hardly fazed in pitting a mix of youth and experience in what could be a slam-bang contest in the 23rd SEA Games slugfest starting on Nov. 28 at the La Salle-Bacolod gym.


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                    [Title] => RP boxing ipagmamalaki ang "Magnificent 7"
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