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[Title] => One last shot for Espinosa
[Summary] => Former two-time world boxing champion Luisito Espinosa isn’t giving up hope in becoming Asia’s first-ever fighter to capture global titles in three different divisions and his dream is to make it happen on home soil.
[DatePublished] => 2003-07-14 00:00:00
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[Title] => Christmas day
[Summary] => ‘Tis Christmas morn and not a soul is stirring, not even a mouse. Everyone’s sleeping in today. We all went to bed late — more like early morning. When the kids wake up, they’ll race to the Christmas tree and sort out the gifts. There’ll be gifts from family and of course, Santa Claus. Who’s been naughty and who’s been nice? Ah, you’ll find out whom Santa blessed soon enough.
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[Title] => Espinosa rarin’ for comeback, gets new manager
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Former two-time world boxing champion Luisito Espinosa is not riding into the sunset yet.
The Filipino champ, who failed in his title bid in his last attempt last January, has been abandoned by his former manager Boots Aniel, a US-based matchmaker, and has no intentions of coming back to the Philippines. At least, not at the moment.
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[Title] => WBC says no to Espinosa bout here
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The World Boxing Council has ruled out the possibility of holding the WBC
featherweight bout between Filipino Luisito Espinosa and Mexican Guty Espadas
April 14 in Manila.
This was revealed by Games and Amusement Board chairman Dominador Cepeda Jr.
who received the information by phone from WBC chairman Jose Sulaiman.
Speaking at the weekly sports forum of the Philippine Sportswriters Association
at the Holiday Inn, Cepeda said that when President Joseph Estrada instructed
him to arrange the staging of the bout in Manila, he immediately informed
Sulaiman at the WBC headqu
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[Title] => DON'T BLAME ME - Cepeda: For Espinosa's Failure To Fight Here
[Summary] =>
Games and Amusement Board (GAB) Chairman Dominador Cepeda said yesterday he's
not to blame for failing to extract the April 14 fight between Luisito Espinosa
and Guty Espadas from Mexico.
The bout for the vacant World Boxing Council (WBC) featherweight title will be
held in Merida, Espadas' hometown, after no Filipino promoter could raise the
$150,000 site fee for Top Rank to consider relocating to Manila before the
March 10 deadline.
Cepeda called it a "misimpression" that the GAB should initiate negotiations
for a fight.
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[Title] => One last shot for Espinosa
[Summary] => Former two-time world boxing champion Luisito Espinosa isn’t giving up hope in becoming Asia’s first-ever fighter to capture global titles in three different divisions and his dream is to make it happen on home soil.
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[Title] => Espinosa rarin’ for comeback, gets new manager
[Summary] => Former two-time world boxing champion Luisito Espinosa is not riding into the sunset yet.
The Filipino champ, who failed in his title bid in his last attempt last January, has been abandoned by his former manager Boots Aniel, a US-based matchmaker, and has no intentions of coming back to the Philippines. At least, not at the moment.
[DatePublished] => 2001-11-25 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
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[Title] => WBC says no to Espinosa bout here
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The World Boxing Council has ruled out the possibility of holding the WBC
featherweight bout between Filipino Luisito Espinosa and Mexican Guty Espadas
April 14 in Manila.
This was revealed by Games and Amusement Board chairman Dominador Cepeda Jr.
who received the information by phone from WBC chairman Jose Sulaiman.
Speaking at the weekly sports forum of the Philippine Sportswriters Association
at the Holiday Inn, Cepeda said that when President Joseph Estrada instructed
him to arrange the staging of the bout in Manila, he immediately informed
Sulaiman at the WBC headqu
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[Title] => DON'T BLAME ME - Cepeda: For Espinosa's Failure To Fight Here
[Summary] =>
Games and Amusement Board (GAB) Chairman Dominador Cepeda said yesterday he's
not to blame for failing to extract the April 14 fight between Luisito Espinosa
and Guty Espadas from Mexico.
The bout for the vacant World Boxing Council (WBC) featherweight title will be
held in Merida, Espadas' hometown, after no Filipino promoter could raise the
$150,000 site fee for Top Rank to consider relocating to Manila before the
March 10 deadline.
Cepeda called it a "misimpression" that the GAB should initiate negotiations
for a fight.
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