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No Mongolian had ever fought on local shores before so there was a shroud of mystery surrounding the invasion of welterweight Baira Kim and lightflyweight Yura Dima.


What made fans curious, if not wary, was the Mongolians’ reputation as irrepressible warriors.


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                    [Title] => Pelonia wagi, Banjao talo
                    [Summary] => Hindi pinayagan ni World Boxing Federation International welterweight champion Rey Pelonia na talunin siya ng matinding pagod at mabilis na Mongolian boxer na si Baira Kim  nang umiskor ito ng unanimous decisions na panalo sa main draw ng "More Classic Let’s Get It On In Mandaluyong".


Nagpakawala ng malulutong na kombinasyon si Pelonia sa ulo at sa katawan ng South Korea-based Mongolian, na nagpasiya sa mga manonood sa Mandaluyong City gym. 


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                    [Title] => Pinoys go up versus fearsome Mongolians
                    [Summary] => Two fearsome Mongolian fighters are in town to shake up the local boxing firmament but their Filipino opponents promise to skewer them in promoter Gabriel (Bebot) Elorde’s blockbuster free-to-the-public card at the Mandaluyong Gym in the City Hall complex tonight.


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Aside from Cadiz City’s Sukarno "Master Showman" Banjao, WBF president Mick Croucher has given a green light to former Philippine champions Rey Pelonia and Celso Danggod and young guns Mark Sales, Benjie Sorolla and Rey Orais to vie for the four vacant  WBF International titles  Sept. 25 at the Elorde Sports Center in Parañaque. 


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No Mongolians barbecued

By Joaquin M. Henson | March 10, 2005 - 12:00am

The Mongolian barbecue that over 6,000 fans expected wasn’t served in promoter Bebot Elorde’s card at the jampacked Mandaluyong Gym last Tuesday night. No Mongolian had ever fought on local shores before...

Sports

Pelonia wagi, Banjao talo

March 10, 2005 - 12:00am

Hindi pinayagan ni World Boxing Federation International welterweight champion Rey Pelonia na talunin siya ng matinding pagod at mabilis na Mongolian boxer na si Baira Kim nang umiskor ito ng unanimous decisions...

PSN Palaro

Pinoys go up versus fearsome Mongolians

By Joaquin M. Henson | March 8, 2005 - 12:00am

Two fearsome Mongolian fighters are in town to shake up the local boxing firmament but their Filipino opponents promise to skewer them in promoter Gabriel (Bebot) Elorde’s blockbuster free-to-the-public card...

Sports

RP pugs to fight for WBF int’l crowns

September 2, 2004 - 12:00am

The World Boxing Federation (WBF) has approved six Filipino prizefighters and two Indonesians in the card dubbed "Quadruple WBF Showdown", giving Filipinos a chance to become champions. Aside from Cadiz...

Sports