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[Title] => 2 pugs get bronze; Igusquiza robbed
[Summary] => SEREMBAN, Malaysia – Team Caltex had its biggest day here Saturday as three RP fighters put on a spectacular show but poor officiating spoiled what could have been a perfect round for the Filipinos in the 21st Asian Amateur Boxing Championships.
Light flyweight Lhyven Salazar and bantamweight Ferdie Gamo scored contrasting wins to move into the quarterfinals where they are assured of bronze medals.
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[Summary] => SEREMBAN, MALAYSIA -- Pinabagsak ni veteran internationalist Anthony Igusquiza si Hirama Takehiro ng Japan para sa kaisa-isang panalo ng Team Caltex sa ikaapat na araw ng Asian Amateur Boxing Championships nitong Huwebes upang isaayos ang showdown laban sa Thai Olympic gold medalist.
Parang hindi sumakit ng dalawang araw ang tiyan ni Igusquiza nang kanyang igupo ang flatfooted na Hapon, 21-8.
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The 26-year-old Gamo, a Navyman from Bago City, was raining hefty combinations on Wannia Rachi midway in the second round when the whistle signaled that the Filipino had already amassed a 15-point margin over the Sri Lankan who innocently protested the stoppage.
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[Title] => 8-man RP boxing squad pa-Malaysia
[Summary] => Lilipad ang walo-kataong Philippines boxing squad patungong Malaysia ngayong gabi upang hasain ang kani-kanilang talento kontra sa mahuhusay na fighters sa rehiyon sa 21st Asian Amateur Boxing Championships sa Setyembre.
Ang nasabing prestihiyosong annual championship ang siyang pina-kamalaking amateur boxing tournament sa rehiyon at ang delegasyon ay pangungunahan mismo ni Amateur Boxing Association of the Philippines (ABAP) president Manny Lopez na binubuo ng magkahalong beterano at baguhan na inaasahang gagawa ng malaking sorpresa.
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[Title] => Pinays off for Asian slugfest
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Although faced with some financial and logistic problems, the seven-woman boxing squad is excited at the prospect of meeting its Asian counterparts who are also participating for the first time in the event.
Other nations competing are Kazakhstan and other former USSR satellites, China, India and host Thailand.
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Parang hindi sumakit ng dalawang araw ang tiyan ni Igusquiza nang kanyang igupo ang flatfooted na Hapon, 21-8.
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The 26-year-old Gamo, a Navyman from Bago City, was raining hefty combinations on Wannia Rachi midway in the second round when the whistle signaled that the Filipino had already amassed a 15-point margin over the Sri Lankan who innocently protested the stoppage.
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Ang nasabing prestihiyosong annual championship ang siyang pina-kamalaking amateur boxing tournament sa rehiyon at ang delegasyon ay pangungunahan mismo ni Amateur Boxing Association of the Philippines (ABAP) president Manny Lopez na binubuo ng magkahalong beterano at baguhan na inaasahang gagawa ng malaking sorpresa.
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Although faced with some financial and logistic problems, the seven-woman boxing squad is excited at the prospect of meeting its Asian counterparts who are also participating for the first time in the event.
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August 25, 2001 - 12:00am
