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[Title] => Pacquiao big fights on Solar
[Summary] => Get a dose of boxing superstar Manny Pacquiao as Solar TV airs some of his memorable fights 15 days before “The Event” when the Filipino ring icon stakes his World Boxing Organization (WBO) welterweight title against Joshua Clottey of Ghana.
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[Title] => Katrina Halili ug Bullet Jaloslos break na?
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Wala magdugay ang panaghigugmaay nga misulbong tali nilang FHM cover girl Katrina Halili ug sa bagitong si Bullet Jalosjos.
Sa dihang nahinabi ning tigbalita didto sa dakbayan sa Dapitan diin ang iyang pamilya nakapanag-iya og dagkong mga patigayon lakip na niini ang pipila ka mga notadong beach resorts, si Jalosjos mikumpisal nga nagka-uyab sila ni Halili apan break na sila karon.
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[Title] => 'Double Trouble' in Dapitan today
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Explosive boxing action will erupt in Dapitan City tonight featuring the "Double Trouble" card bannered by Dexter Delada and Wyndel Janiola of Cebu's prominent Rex "Wakee" Salud Stable, who will take on separate opponents from Davao City in a pair of championship bouts.
Delada goes up against Christopher Saluday in a 12-round war for the vacant Philippine lightweight crown, while Janiola trades bombs with Philip Parcon for the PBF light flyweight crown in a scheduled tenner.
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[Title] => Delada and Janiola headline 'Double Trouble' in Dapitan
[Summary] => Cebu-honed punching machine Dexter Delada and Wendel Janiola, both of Rex "Wakee" Salud Stable, take on separate foes in a pair of championship bouts topbilling the "Double Trouble" card on July 25 in Dawo, Dapitan City.
Delada, who hails from Camiguin, tangles with Christopher Saluday of Davao City in a 12-round war for the vacant Philippine lightweight title, while Janiola battles Philip Parcon of the Davao City-based Vic Adriano Stable for the PBF light flyweight crown in a scheduled tenner.
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[Title] => ‘Hawaiian Punch’ ready to mix it up
[Summary] => Brian "The Hawaiian Punch" Viloria felt he’s in his best shape ever in his young career and nobody in his division can withstand his power at the moment.
Viloria exuded with so much confidence, less than two weeks before he climbs the ring for his first defense of his WBC Light Flyweight crown against Mexican challenger Jose Antonio "El Jaguar" Aguirre on Feb. 19 at the Aladdin Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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[Title] => Masterful US invasion for Filipino pro boxers
[Summary] => The valiant Filipino fighters look back with pride and fervor burning in their hearts for winning five out of six bouts against their Latino rivals in just a one-month span in the United States - a magnificent feat no other nation could have ever done in the past.
Exactly a month ago, People's Champion Manny Pacquiao and his comrades instigated the rampage by destroying their foes in sterling fashion in Top Rank's "Double Trouble" card at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, California.
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[Title] => Parangal at motorcade para kina Pacquiao, Viloria at Bautista
[Summary] => Pangungunahan ni Manila Mayor Lito Atienza ang motorcade bukas para sa tatlong Filipino boxing champions na sina Manny Pacquiao, Brian Viloria at Rey ‘Boom Boom’ Bautista na umiskor ng malalaking tagumpay sa Los Angeles, California kamakailan.
Ang motorcade na inorganisa ni Manila Sports Council (MASCO) chairman Arnold ‘Ali’ Atienza ay magsisimula sa Manila City Hall quadrangle sa alas-9:00 ng umaga hanggang alas-11:00 sa Malacañang Palace kung saan magbibigay ng courtesy call ang tatlong boxers kay President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo.
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[Title] => GMA leads tribute to three boxing heroes
[Summary] => Manny Pacquiao, Brian Viloria and Rey "Boom Boom" Bautista — the 1-2-3 punch of Philippine boxing — will be honored in a VIP dinner dubbed as "Tagumpay" Tribute to the Champions Monday at the Crowne Plaza Ballroom in Ortigas.
The trilogy of tributes will start at 7 p.m. featuring musical numbers from the country’s hottest bands and solo performers and video clips of the recent fights of the three boxing heroes.
President Arroyo will be on hand to give inspirational message and present special citations to the three champions.
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[Title] => Pacquiao: I'll beat Morales
[Summary] => Filipino sports hero Manny Pacquiao expressed confidence of beating Mexican star Erik Morales in their hotly-anticipated rematch scheduled to be held on January 21, 2006. No venue has been set yet for the grudge return bout, but it will be telecast on HBO Pay-Per-View.
"Tan-aw ko pildihon nako siya. Di ko kasulti kon ako ba siyang ma-knockout, basta pildihon nako siya," said Pacquiao in a sumptuous dinner tendered for him by Cebuano topnotch promoter Rex "Wakee" Salud the other night at the posh East Ocean restaurant in Banilad.
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[Title] => Slow start throws off Velazquez
[Summary] => For a change, Manny Pacquiao didn’t come out smoking in his fight against Hector Velazquez at the Staples Center in Los Angeles last Saturday night (yesterday morning, Manila) and it appeared to throw off the Mexican.
Known as a strong starter, Pacquiao seemed slow and lacked rhythm in the first two rounds which Velazquez took with relative ease. The early lead probably lulled Velazquez into a false sense of security because he never won a round again.
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Wala magdugay ang panaghigugmaay nga misulbong tali nilang FHM cover girl Katrina Halili ug sa bagitong si Bullet Jalosjos.
Sa dihang nahinabi ning tigbalita didto sa dakbayan sa Dapitan diin ang iyang pamilya nakapanag-iya og dagkong mga patigayon lakip na niini ang pipila ka mga notadong beach resorts, si Jalosjos mikumpisal nga nagka-uyab sila ni Halili apan break na sila karon.
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Explosive boxing action will erupt in Dapitan City tonight featuring the "Double Trouble" card bannered by Dexter Delada and Wyndel Janiola of Cebu's prominent Rex "Wakee" Salud Stable, who will take on separate opponents from Davao City in a pair of championship bouts.
Delada goes up against Christopher Saluday in a 12-round war for the vacant Philippine lightweight crown, while Janiola trades bombs with Philip Parcon for the PBF light flyweight crown in a scheduled tenner.
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Delada, who hails from Camiguin, tangles with Christopher Saluday of Davao City in a 12-round war for the vacant Philippine lightweight title, while Janiola battles Philip Parcon of the Davao City-based Vic Adriano Stable for the PBF light flyweight crown in a scheduled tenner.
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[Summary] => Brian "The Hawaiian Punch" Viloria felt he’s in his best shape ever in his young career and nobody in his division can withstand his power at the moment.
Viloria exuded with so much confidence, less than two weeks before he climbs the ring for his first defense of his WBC Light Flyweight crown against Mexican challenger Jose Antonio "El Jaguar" Aguirre on Feb. 19 at the Aladdin Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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Exactly a month ago, People's Champion Manny Pacquiao and his comrades instigated the rampage by destroying their foes in sterling fashion in Top Rank's "Double Trouble" card at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, California.
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Ang motorcade na inorganisa ni Manila Sports Council (MASCO) chairman Arnold ‘Ali’ Atienza ay magsisimula sa Manila City Hall quadrangle sa alas-9:00 ng umaga hanggang alas-11:00 sa Malacañang Palace kung saan magbibigay ng courtesy call ang tatlong boxers kay President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo.
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The trilogy of tributes will start at 7 p.m. featuring musical numbers from the country’s hottest bands and solo performers and video clips of the recent fights of the three boxing heroes.
President Arroyo will be on hand to give inspirational message and present special citations to the three champions.
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"Tan-aw ko pildihon nako siya. Di ko kasulti kon ako ba siyang ma-knockout, basta pildihon nako siya," said Pacquiao in a sumptuous dinner tendered for him by Cebuano topnotch promoter Rex "Wakee" Salud the other night at the posh East Ocean restaurant in Banilad.
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Known as a strong starter, Pacquiao seemed slow and lacked rhythm in the first two rounds which Velazquez took with relative ease. The early lead probably lulled Velazquez into a false sense of security because he never won a round again.
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