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With the recent tragic death of Filipino boxer Lito Sisnorio, the National Bureau of Investigation is sending two agents today to look into the possibility that the recruiter in the case had sent other boxers to Thailand to compete in alleged illegal fights.


NBI-Interpol division chief Claro de Castro Jr. said special investigators Sixto Espenesin Jr. and James Sherill Tosoc would go to the cities of Koronadal, General Santos, and Kidapawan to start probe on the death of the boxer and pin down those involved in the ring tragedy.


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The Games and Amusement Board yesterday sought the help of the National Bureau of Investigation in its probe of the death of Lito Sisnorio in an effort to determine and pin down those involved in the ring tragedy.


At the same time, President Arroyo ordered the GAB to provide cash assistance to the family of the ill-fated fighter, who died of brain hemorrhage after suffering a fourth round knockout against Thai champion Chatchai Sasakul in Thailand last Friday night.


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The hearing was prompted by Philippine flyweight boxing champion Edgar Rodrigo’s complaint against estranged manager Mira Murayama and his appeal to terminate their contract on grounds of personal differences stemming from a financial misunderstanding.


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Rodrigo is the object of an ugly tug-of-war between estranged manager Mira Murayama and international matchmaker Lope (Jun) Sarreal Jr. who claims the fighter sought his assistance to break out of a contract with a Japanese photojournalist’s Filipina wife because of personal differences stemming from a financial misunderstanding.


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NBI-Interpol division chief Claro de Castro Jr. said special investigators Sixto Espenesin Jr. and James Sherill Tosoc would go to the cities of Koronadal, General Santos, and Kidapawan to start probe on the death of the boxer and pin down those involved in the ring tragedy.


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At the same time, President Arroyo ordered the GAB to provide cash assistance to the family of the ill-fated fighter, who died of brain hemorrhage after suffering a fourth round knockout against Thai champion Chatchai Sasakul in Thailand last Friday night.


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NBI starts probe on Sisnorio’s death

By Lawrence Agcaoili | April 13, 2007 - 12:00am

With the recent tragic death of Filipino boxer Lito Sisnorio, the National Bureau of Investigation is sending two agents today to look into the possibility that the recruiter in the case had sent other...

Sports

NBI help sought in Sisnorio probe

April 5, 2007 - 12:00am

The Games and Amusement Board yesterday sought the help of the National Bureau of Investigation in its probe of the death of Lito Sisnorio in an effort to determine and pin down those involved in the...

Sports

Ring death avoidable?

By Joaquin M. Henson | November 4, 2003 - 12:00am

Lightflyweight boxer Freddie Gimay hadn’t won in his last 16 fights. His record was a lowly 4-17-2, with a single knockout. Under the circumstances, he seemed like a candidate for retirement.

Sports

Rodrigo withdraws complaint

By Joaquin M. Henson | October 22, 2003 - 12:00am

There was no hearing at the Games and Amusements Board (GAB) office in Makati yesterday. The hearing was prompted by Philippine flyweight boxing champion Edgar Rodrigo’s complaint against estranged manager...

Sports

GAB hearing on boxing row up today

By Joaquin M. Henson | October 21, 2003 - 12:00am

Philippine flyweight champion Edgar Rodrigo is suddenly the hottest property in local boxing today. Rodrigo is the object of an ugly tug-of-war between estranged manager Mira Murayama and international matchmaker...

Sports

Frozen by default - SPORTING CHANCE by Joaquin M. Henson

April 19, 2001 - 12:00am

Games and Amusements Board (GAB) Chairman Dominador Cepeda says there’s about P3 million stashed away in a Land Bank account from cash generated in staging two world title fights here several years ago and he’d...

Sports