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[Summary] => Donnie ‘Ahas’ Nietes has surely come a long a way, from being a janitor and animal caretaker at the ALA Gym to a two-division world champion, but he humbly admitted that he didn’t expect his life will make a great turn now that he set a record as the longest reigning Filipino boxing world champion.
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[Title] => Nietes rues missing KO win vs Mexican
[Summary] => Despite his win over Mexican Carlos Velarde in Cebu City last Saturday, Donnie “Ahas” Nietes said he didn’t like the way the fight ended, believing he could’ve knocked him out in the succeeding rounds and could’ve made a much bigger impact in securing a place in boxing history.
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[Title] => Nietes unsatisfied despite surpassing Elorde
[Summary] => Donnie “Ahas” Nietes wasn’t satisfied how he won over Mexican opponent Carlos Velarde Saturday in Cebu City, believing he could have knocked him out in the succeeding rounds and made a much bigger impact in securing a place in boxing history.
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[Title] => Fuentes confident of crushing Nietes in WBO title showdown
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