+ Follow BRIT MICHAEL Tag
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[Title] => Muñoz rarin' to fight soon after elbow injury
[Summary] => Fil-Am Mark Muñoz, a legitimate middleweight title contender in the Ultimate Fighting Championship, is slowly getting his way back into tip-top shape.
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BORACAY -- Two-time President's Cup champion Tony Robinson dedicated the
last of his two victories in the 2000 Philippine Hobie Challenge inshore races
to a seven-year-old girl suffering from Leukemia.
Robinson, who lost the six-leg offshore race crown to fellow Brit Michael
Scantlebury, finished the three-race series by placing second, first and first
in the final event of the week-long adventure sailing series sanctioned by the
Philippine Sailing Association and sponsored by the Pearl of the Pacific
Hotel.
He earned 3.5 points in the top spot followed by Scantlebury (
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BORACAY -- Two-time President's Cup champion Tony Robinson dedicated the
last of his two victories in the 2000 Philippine Hobie Challenge inshore races
to a seven-year-old girl suffering from Leukemia.
Robinson, who lost the six-leg offshore race crown to fellow Brit Michael
Scantlebury, finished the three-race series by placing second, first and first
in the final event of the week-long adventure sailing series sanctioned by the
Philippine Sailing Association and sponsored by the Pearl of the Pacific
Hotel.
He earned 3.5 points in the top spot followed by Scantlebury (
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