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                    [Summary] => The remarkable US invasion of the Filipino boxers continued with ALA Boxing Gym stalwarts Z "The Dream" Gorres and Czar Amonsot crushing their respective Mexican foes yesterday at the Orleans Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada.

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                    [Title] => Gorres ready for brawl tonite
                    [Summary] => Fresh from nearly a four-month toughening stint in the US, superflyweight sensation Z (The Dream) Gorres returns to the ring to face Thai veteran Deeden Kengkarun in a 10-round bout at the San Andres Civic and Sports Center in Malate tonight.


Gorres, 23, is itching to show what he learned from highly-touted trainer James (Buddy) McGirt in hours of sweat sessions in Florida but Kengkarun, the former Pan Asia Boxing Association lightflyweight champion, isn’t likely to play the foil.


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                    [Title] => Lunas in acid test
                    [Summary] => If Pan Asia Boxing Association (PABA) flyweight champion Rolly Lunas has what it takes to become a world titlist, he’s got to prove himself against Thai challenger Phises Vor Surapol in their scheduled 12-round bout at the People’s Gym in Balanga, Bataan, tomorrow night.


Promoter Jun Sarreal says Lunas has still a lot to learn before shaking up the world ratings. "He’s not yet ripe for a world title shot but he’s getting there," notes Sarreal who has high hopes for the Tabaco, Albay, former houseboy and sampaguita street vendor.


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                    [Title] => GAB hearing on boxing row up today
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                    [Title] => Sarreal admits coddling champ
                    [Summary] => International matchmaker Lope (Jun) Sarreal, Jr. yesterday confessed he has taken Philippine flyweight boxing champion Edgar Rodrigo under his wing but denied luring the fighter out of Mira Murayama’s stable.


Sarreal said Rodrigo complained he was being shortchanged by Murayama and sought his advice on how to disengage from their contract. Rodrigo is set to file a formal advice to the Games and Amusements Board (GAB), opting out of the contract with Murayama.


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                    [Title] => GAB blind to tampering?
                    [Summary] => Lawyer Rudy Salud yesterday said he is disturbed by reports that Philippine flyweight boxing champion Edgar Rodrigo was lured by matchmaker Lope (Jun) Sarreal, Sr. to leave manager Mira Murayama’s stable – despite a live contract – and called on the Games and Amusements Board (GAB) to investigate what appears to be a blatant case of tampering.


GAB boxing chief Noli Flores is in Moscow attending the World Boxing Council (WBC) annual convention and could not be reached for comment.


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