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[Title] => Chinese fencers cap Asian romp with 10 golds
[Summary] => Powerhouse China copped two more gold medals to cap its dominating performance even as host Philippines suffered another blow in yesterday’s conclusion of the Sharp Asian Fencing Championship at the Philsports Arena in Pasig City.
The Chinese, composed mainly of junior fencers, ruled both the men’s and women’s team saber events to hike its total winnings to 10 gold medals, two more than what they took home in last year’s edition of the same event held in Chiang Mai, Thailand.
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[Title] => Saber team RP’s last hope for medal finish in Asian tiff
[Summary] => Team Philippines tries to salvage some measure of pride at the close of the Sharp Asian Fencing Championships today with Wally Mendoza expected to spearhead the hosts’ bid at the Philsports Arena in Pasig City.
Mendoza, considered the best fencer the country has produced, banners the RP men’s saber squad out to give the country the elusive first medal in this week-long meet sponsored by Sharp and organized by the Philippine Amateur Fencing Association (PAFA).
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[Title] => Last RP bet foiled; China reigns
[Summary] => Powerhouse China bulldozed its way to a fourth gold medal by winning the men’s sabre event, taking out top RP bet Wally Mendoza in the process yesterday at the end of all individual events in the Sharp Asian Fencing Championships at the Philsports Arena in Pasig City.
Despite sending only its juniors squad, the Chinese proved they could compete with their older foes with Zhong Man and Cai Lin edging their Iranian opponents to set up an all-Chinese finals that virtually ensured them of a fourth gold medal in this eight-day event sponsored by Sharp.
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[Title] => Busan, SEAG medalists fancied in Sharp fencing
[Summary] => Busan Asian Games gold medalist Sergey Shabalin of Kazakhstan and Vietnam SEA Games gold winners Nontapat Panchan and Siriroj Rathraprasett will be among the favorites in the Sharp Asian fencing championships and the Asia-Oceania Olympic qualifying competitions on April 19-26 at the Phlsports Arena.
Shabalin and Siriroj both triumphed in epee while Nontapat was SEAG’s foil champion.
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[Title] => Chinese fencers cap Asian romp with 10 golds
[Summary] => Powerhouse China copped two more gold medals to cap its dominating performance even as host Philippines suffered another blow in yesterday’s conclusion of the Sharp Asian Fencing Championship at the Philsports Arena in Pasig City.
The Chinese, composed mainly of junior fencers, ruled both the men’s and women’s team saber events to hike its total winnings to 10 gold medals, two more than what they took home in last year’s edition of the same event held in Chiang Mai, Thailand.
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[Title] => Saber team RP’s last hope for medal finish in Asian tiff
[Summary] => Team Philippines tries to salvage some measure of pride at the close of the Sharp Asian Fencing Championships today with Wally Mendoza expected to spearhead the hosts’ bid at the Philsports Arena in Pasig City.
Mendoza, considered the best fencer the country has produced, banners the RP men’s saber squad out to give the country the elusive first medal in this week-long meet sponsored by Sharp and organized by the Philippine Amateur Fencing Association (PAFA).
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[Title] => Last RP bet foiled; China reigns
[Summary] => Powerhouse China bulldozed its way to a fourth gold medal by winning the men’s sabre event, taking out top RP bet Wally Mendoza in the process yesterday at the end of all individual events in the Sharp Asian Fencing Championships at the Philsports Arena in Pasig City.
Despite sending only its juniors squad, the Chinese proved they could compete with their older foes with Zhong Man and Cai Lin edging their Iranian opponents to set up an all-Chinese finals that virtually ensured them of a fourth gold medal in this eight-day event sponsored by Sharp.
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[Title] => Busan, SEAG medalists fancied in Sharp fencing
[Summary] => Busan Asian Games gold medalist Sergey Shabalin of Kazakhstan and Vietnam SEA Games gold winners Nontapat Panchan and Siriroj Rathraprasett will be among the favorites in the Sharp Asian fencing championships and the Asia-Oceania Olympic qualifying competitions on April 19-26 at the Phlsports Arena.
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