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DAVIS CUP ASIA OCEANIA ZONE

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Filipino Davis Cuppers dinomina ang Sri Lankans

March 8, 2015 - 12:00am

Tiniyak nina Fil-Am Treat Huey at Francis Ca­sey Alcantara na mananatili ang Pilipinas sa Group II ng Davis Cup Asia Oceania Zone.

PM Sports

Abadia allays fears of RP demotion

By Joey Villar | April 8, 2002 - 12:00am

Adelo Abadia hacked out the most memorable victory of his career yesterday as he fashioned out a straight-set demolition of Kuwait’s Mossad Al Jazzaf at the PCA indoor court, keeping the Philippines in Group...

Sports

Arcilla, Abadia give RP edge over Kuwait

By Joey Villar | April 7, 2002 - 12:00am

Advantage, Philippines. Lacking in height and power but not in teamwork and coordination, Johnny Arcilla and Adelo Abadia beat Mohammad Al-Gahreeb and Hussain Al-Ashwak in four sets in their doubles match as the...

Sports

RP, Kuwait split singles

By Joey Villar | April 6, 2002 - 12:00am

No pain, no gain. For Johnny Arcilla, this meant enduring cramps on his right leg before savoring a sweet victory over Mosaad Al-Jazaaf that saved the day for the Philippines in the opening singles of its Davis...

Sports