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                    [Title] => Suarez nag-uwi ng bronze medal
                    [Summary] => Nag-uwi ng bronze medal si Charlie Suarez mula sa katatapos na Asian Cadet Boxing Championships na ginanap sa Hanoi Indoor Stadium sa Vietnam. 


Ang 16 anyos na si Suarez, ang ipinagma-malaki ng Davao Del Norte ay natalo lamang ng isang puntos sa semis kontra kay Djumailov ng Kazakhstan para makuntento sa ikatlong puwesto sa light flyweight division.


Si Suarez lamang ang medalist sa 3-man Pinoy squad na ipinadala sa torneo para sa may edad 14 anyos hanggang 17, na supor-tado ng Pacific Heights at pinamamahalaan ni coach Leopoldo Cantancio. 


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                    [Title] => All RP pugs fall on Black Saturday in China
                    [Summary] => GUANGZHOU — A pall of gloom descended on the RP Alaxan FR Boxing Team Saturday night as one by one, three of its vaunted pugs fell by the wayside, losing their first round matches to put a damper on the country’s coming Olympics campaign.

Light flyweight Harry Tañamor was the first to go as South Korean Gu Seung Huek absorbed everything the Filipino gave him and still emerged a 27-21 winner to the consternation of a big Chinese crowd at the Tianhe Gymnasium here, site of the China Unicom, the second Asian qualifying tournament for the Athens Olympics.


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                    [Title] => Payla, Brin, Camat  book trip to Athens
                    [Summary] => PUERTO PRINCESA, Palawan – Violito Payla and Romeo Brin punched their way to Athens Olympics with a pair of stirring victories over Tulash Boy Doniyorov and Reza Ghazemozanolya, respectively,  in the semifinal round of the 22nd Asian Boxing Championships before a roaring crowd at the Puerto Princesa Coliseum here last night. 


Later in the night, Chris Camat stopped Japanese Koji Sato in the third round via RSC (Referee- stopped -contest) due to injury and joined Payla and Brin to the Athens Games.


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                    [AuthorName] =>   Joey Villar
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                    [Title] => Ladon stops Iraqi for RP’s 1st win
                    [Summary] => PUERTO PRINCESA, Palawan – Junard Ladon kicked off the country’s bid in the Asian Boxing Championships with a big victory over Jassim Meshal of Iraq last night as he scored a third round RSC (Referee Stopped Contest) victory before a cheering crowd at the Puerto Princesa Coliseum here.
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                    [AuthorName] =>   Joey Villar
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                    [Title] => Tanamor duels South Korean for gold
                    [Summary] => BUSAN – Die for the gold.


Expect Armyman Harry Tanamor to do just that when he meets South Korean boxer Kim Ki Suk for the lightflyweight gold in the 14th Asian Games here Sunday.
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                    [AuthorID] => 1804774
                    [AuthorName] => Abac Cordero
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                    [Title] => Tanasugarn bows out in big tennis reversal
                    [Summary] => BUSAN, South Korea — Thai tennis star Tamarine Tanasugarn suffered an upset defeat at the Asian Games here Friday as the boxing tournament’s judges again hit the headlines. 


Top-seed Tamarine was favored to succeed where she failed four years ago in her women’s singles final against Uzbekistan’s Iroda Tulyaganova but succumbed in straight sets 6-1, 6-3. 


The world No. 27 couldn’t get to grips with her game and was unable to hold her own serve until the fifth game of the second set, losing in 69 minutes. 


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                    [Title] => Out of hand - SPORTING CHANCE by Joaquin M. Henson
                    [Summary] => It’s getting more and more difficult to stomach the shenanigans in Olympic boxing but unless something is done to blunt the influence of demi-god Anwar Chowdhry, the abominable situation will persist.


Filipino Frank Elizalde was one of two International Olympic Committee (IOC) officials assigned to observe the conduct of boxing in Sydney. What Elizalde saw, he didn’t like.


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                    [Title] => OLYMPIC AFTERMATH: Lopez rules out conspiracy theory
                    [Summary] => Former Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) chairman Mel Lopez said yesterday there was no foul play behind the four Filipino boxers’ wipeout at the recent Sydney Olympics but confirmed the existence of a "Mafia" ruled by International Amateur Boxing Association (AIBA) president  Anwar Chowdhry who has the power to influence the outcome of fights.


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                    [AuthorName] => Joaquin M. Henson
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ANWAR CHOWDHRY

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Ang 16 anyos na si Suarez, ang ipinagma-malaki ng Davao Del Norte ay natalo lamang ng isang puntos sa semis kontra kay Djumailov ng Kazakhstan para makuntento sa ikatlong puwesto sa light flyweight division.


Si Suarez lamang ang medalist sa 3-man Pinoy squad na ipinadala sa torneo para sa may edad 14 anyos hanggang 17, na supor-tado ng Pacific Heights at pinamamahalaan ni coach Leopoldo Cantancio. 


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                    [Title] => All RP pugs fall on Black Saturday in China
                    [Summary] => GUANGZHOU — A pall of gloom descended on the RP Alaxan FR Boxing Team Saturday night as one by one, three of its vaunted pugs fell by the wayside, losing their first round matches to put a damper on the country’s coming Olympics campaign.

Light flyweight Harry Tañamor was the first to go as South Korean Gu Seung Huek absorbed everything the Filipino gave him and still emerged a 27-21 winner to the consternation of a big Chinese crowd at the Tianhe Gymnasium here, site of the China Unicom, the second Asian qualifying tournament for the Athens Olympics.


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                    [Title] => Payla, Brin, Camat  book trip to Athens
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Later in the night, Chris Camat stopped Japanese Koji Sato in the third round via RSC (Referee- stopped -contest) due to injury and joined Payla and Brin to the Athens Games.


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                    [Title] => Ladon stops Iraqi for RP’s 1st win
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                    [Title] => Tanamor duels South Korean for gold
                    [Summary] => BUSAN – Die for the gold.


Expect Armyman Harry Tanamor to do just that when he meets South Korean boxer Kim Ki Suk for the lightflyweight gold in the 14th Asian Games here Sunday.
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                    [Title] => Tanasugarn bows out in big tennis reversal
                    [Summary] => BUSAN, South Korea — Thai tennis star Tamarine Tanasugarn suffered an upset defeat at the Asian Games here Friday as the boxing tournament’s judges again hit the headlines. 


Top-seed Tamarine was favored to succeed where she failed four years ago in her women’s singles final against Uzbekistan’s Iroda Tulyaganova but succumbed in straight sets 6-1, 6-3. 


The world No. 27 couldn’t get to grips with her game and was unable to hold her own serve until the fifth game of the second set, losing in 69 minutes. 


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                    [Title] => Out of hand - SPORTING CHANCE by Joaquin M. Henson
                    [Summary] => It’s getting more and more difficult to stomach the shenanigans in Olympic boxing but unless something is done to blunt the influence of demi-god Anwar Chowdhry, the abominable situation will persist.


Filipino Frank Elizalde was one of two International Olympic Committee (IOC) officials assigned to observe the conduct of boxing in Sydney. What Elizalde saw, he didn’t like.


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                    [Title] => OLYMPIC AFTERMATH: Lopez rules out conspiracy theory
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