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Could cockfighting then be a very old sport that possibly entered the Philippines from its southern neighbors? Pigafetta in his First Voyage Around the World wrote many moons and seas later, that in 1521 he witnessed cockfights in Palawan.


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Manok ni San Pedro

By Tingting Cojuangco | October 21, 2001 - 12:00am

In pre-Islamic Java, cock-fights had religious significance in public ceremonies. Roosters were carved in stone in the temple friezes of Angkor Wat in Cambodia. Could cockfighting then be a very old sport that possibly...

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