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SANTANDER, Spain -- Larry Semillano's fists of fury proved nothing as he lost
not to his foe but to the jury Monday night as Team Caltex Philippines stumbled
in the opener of the 2000 Boxam International Championships here.
Spanish referee Rafael Ibañez ruled it a clear knockout in the third
round but the jury composed of elderly Europeans saw it a low blow, making
Tunisia's Driss Melki winner by disqualification over the Filipino Sydney
Olympic qualifier.
The loss left Team Caltex supported by Adidas, Philippine Sports Commission and
Pacific Heights with five boxers.
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BOY VELASCO AND GREG CALIWAN
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SANTANDER, Spain -- Larry Semillano's fists of fury proved nothing as he lost
not to his foe but to the jury Monday night as Team Caltex Philippines stumbled
in the opener of the 2000 Boxam International Championships here.
Spanish referee Rafael Ibañez ruled it a clear knockout in the third
round but the jury composed of elderly Europeans saw it a low blow, making
Tunisia's Driss Melki winner by disqualification over the Filipino Sydney
Olympic qualifier.
The loss left Team Caltex supported by Adidas, Philippine Sports Commission and
Pacific Heights with five boxers.
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