+ Follow BOBBY BOY Tag
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[Title] => From whom we came
[Summary] => Last weekend, we celebrated, or were coaxed to celebrate, “Grandparents’ Day.” Though probably a commercially-driven holiday, Grandparents’ Day nevertheless makes us think of the four other people in our lives directly responsible for our DNA — thus, to a large extent, who we are today. Indelibly.
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[Title] => Magic potion a joke
[Summary] => It was supposed to work like a charm —this elixir that Luis Ramon (Yori Boy) Campas took for the magic power to upset 25-1 favorite Oscar de la Hoya in their scheduled 12-round bout for the unified World Boxing Council (WBC) and World Boxing Association (WBA) superwelterweight (154-pound) championship in Las Vegas last Sunday morning (Manila time).
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[Title] => Salud not taking Pacquiao lightly
[Summary] => If International Boxing Federation (IBF) superbantamweight champion Manny Pacquiao expects some friendly sparring from Jesus Salud in their three-round exhibition bout at the Neal Blaisdell Arena in Honolulu tonight (tomorrow, Manila time), he’s in for a rude awakening.
Salud isn’t the type to engage in light fireworks. When the bell rings, he sees only red–like a bull primed for a last fight. Besides, Salud is hoping a solid showing will boost his chances of clinching another shot at the world title.
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Salud isn’t the type to engage in light fireworks. When the bell rings, he sees only red–like a bull primed for a last fight. Besides, Salud is hoping a solid showing will boost his chances of clinching another shot at the world title.
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