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Rodel Mayol, 22, is widely considered to be the next Filipino world champion. He hits like a mule, works hard in the gym and is tough as nails. Mayol, the reigning Orient and Pacific Boxing Federation (OPBF) minimumweight titlist, is rated No. 2 in the 105-pound division by the World Boxing Council (WBC).


Ring experts agree that Mayol is only a win or two away from earning a mandatory crack at the WBC crown held by Tokyo-based Thai Den Sorjaturong, now known as Eagle Akakura.


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Ring experts agree that Mayol is only a win or two away from earning a mandatory crack at the WBC crown held by Tokyo-based Thai Den Sorjaturong, now known as Eagle Akakura.


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Mayol searches for patron

By Joaquin M. Henson | January 25, 2004 - 12:00am

The country’s brightest hope for another world boxing title is in limbo. Rodel Mayol, 22, is widely considered to be the next Filipino world champion. He hits like a mule, works hard in the gym and is tough...

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