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Pedro Quina ruled the taolu (form)-nanquan division, with a score of 9.30, upsetting SEAG defending champion and 2002 Busan Asian Games gold medalist Malaysian Ho Ro Bin, who finished with 9.21 to give the RP its first wushu gold. Indonesia’s Sandry Liong took the bronze with 9.16.


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DAM THANH XUAN AND LAM KIEU MY DUNG

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Pedro Quina ruled the taolu (form)-nanquan division, with a score of 9.30, upsetting SEAG defending champion and 2002 Busan Asian Games gold medalist Malaysian Ho Ro Bin, who finished with 9.21 to give the RP its first wushu gold. Indonesia’s Sandry Liong took the bronze with 9.16.


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Wushu team makes move, snares 3 golds

By Don Gil Carreon | November 29, 2005 - 12:00am

The wushu team, an expected source of gold medals for the Philippines in its bid for the overall crown, buckled down to work early, claiming three gold medals in the first day in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games (SEAG)...

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