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Harry Tanamor, the 2002 world championship bronze medalist and gold medal winner in the Azerbaijan tournament last month, showed championship class anew as he clobbered Frenchman Redouane Asloum without letup for a 24-6 rout in the lightflyweight semifinals.


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Gamo loses by thinnest of margins to Uzbek rival

October 4, 2002 - 12:00am

BUSAN — Twenty-four hours after getting its campaign off to a strong start, the Caltex Team Philippines suffered its first casualty in the 14th Asian Games boxing tournament with bantamweight Ferdie Gamo losing...

Sports

Perfect romp by 4 Pinoys in semifinals

By Gerry Carpio | April 14, 2002 - 12:00am

KAUNAS, Lithuania – Caltex Team Philippines scored crashing victories over the rising stars of Europe and sent four boxers into the gold medal round of the Algirdas Socikas International Boxing Championships...

Sports

Tanamor pummels Spanish rival; RP assured of 5 bronze

By Gerry Carpio | April 8, 2002 - 12:00am

HELSINKI, Finland – Lightflyweight Harry Tanamor, fighting in a higher weight division, reduced an unseasoned Spanish opponent to smithereens at the forefront of an electrifying show by Caltex Team Philippines...

Sports

RP pugs face tough Europeans

By Gerry Carpio | April 7, 2002 - 12:00am

HELSINKI, Finland– Already assured of at least two bronze medals, Caltex Team Philippines takes on the European opposition on four fronts as the 21st Gunnar Barlund International Boxing Championships gets going...

Sports