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                    [Title] => Muay thai in search of a Pacman
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Inspired by the success of Manny Pacquiao, the Muay Thai Association of the Philippines (MAP) is now on the look for a "Pacman" among its rank.


And there are many of them as proven in the last Southeast Asian Games and the first Asian Indoor Games.


"Aside from boxing, muay thai is one sport Filipinos can really excel in," said MAP chairman Robin Padilla in a special PSA Forum appearance yesterday at the main function room of the Pantalan Restaurant in Manila.


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                    [Title] => Muay thai in search of a Pacman
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Inspired by the success of Manny Pacquiao, the Muay Thai Association of the Philippines (MAP) is now on the look for a "Pacman" among its rank.


And there are many of them as proven in the last Southeast Asian Games and the first Asian Indoor Games.


"Aside from boxing, muay thai is one sport Filipinos can really excel in," said MAP chairman Robin Padilla in a special PSA Forum appearance yesterday at the main function room of the Pantalan Restaurant in Manila.


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                    [Title] => Muay boxers miss title despite 3 golds
                    [Summary] => With the President watching from the sidelines, the Philippines put up a strong fight for the golds at stake but fell short in its bid to wrest the overall championship from Thailand yesterday at the culmination of the first SEA Games muay thai competition at the GSIS gymnasium in Pasay City.


World champion Roland Claro emerged the lone Filipino champion in the muay division as he bagged the gold over Thailand’s Uchaim Yingram in the light flyweight (45-48 kgs).


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Muay thai in search of a Pacman

November 22, 2006 - 12:00am

Inspired by the success of Manny Pacquiao, the Muay Thai Association of the Philippines (MAP) is now on the look for a "Pacman" among its rank. And there are many of them as proven in the last Southeast...

Sports

Muay thai in search of a Pacman

November 22, 2006 - 12:00am

Inspired by the success of Manny Pacquiao, the Muay Thai Association of the Philippines (MAP) is now on the look for a "Pacman" among its rank. And there are many of them as proven in the last Southeast...

Sports

Muay boxers miss title despite 3 golds

By Bong Castro | December 5, 2005 - 12:00am

With the President watching from the sidelines, the Philippines put up a strong fight for the golds at stake but fell short in its bid to wrest the overall championship from Thailand yesterday at the culmination...

Sports