+ Follow ELORDE BOXING AWARDS NIGHT Tag
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[Title] => Viloria to receive replica of Elorde belt
[Summary] => A golden replica of the world junior lightweight belt that the legendary boxing great Gabriel "Flash" Elorde won will be awarded reigning world light flyweight champion Brian "The Hawaiian Punch" Viloria on Saturday at the sixth annual Elorde Boxing Awards Night at the Dusit Hotel Nikko.
Viloria, together with People’s Champion Manny Pacquiao, are the outstanding honorees in the annual awards rites in recognition of the country’s top boxers and boxing personalities organized by the Elorde clan and Johnny Elorde Management International.
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[Summary] => Filipino world champions and boxing personalities who contributed to the development of the sports in the year just ended will be honored during the annual Gabriel "Flash" Elorde Boxing Awards Night—Banquet of Champions on March 30 at the grandballroom of the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Makati City.
Johnny Elorde, son of D’Flash, one of the greatest boxers of all time in whose memory the Annual Awards is held, said world champion Manny Pacquiao will lead the major honorees in this great event, the ultimate award in Philippine Professional boxing.
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[Title] => One punch does it for Santillan
[Summary] => CEBU – Slow-starting Oriental and Pacific Boxing Federation (OPBF) welterweight champion Rev Santillan of Jaro, Iloilo, broke out of an early stupor to turn the lights off on challenger Yong Hwa Choi of Korea at 0:46 of the fourth round in the third defense of his 147-pound crown at the Waterfront Cebu City Hotel ballroom Saturday night.
A left straight to the jaw floored the Korean who outworked Santillan in two of the first three rounds before the rousing finish that brought the packed crowd to its feet.
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Viloria, together with People’s Champion Manny Pacquiao, are the outstanding honorees in the annual awards rites in recognition of the country’s top boxers and boxing personalities organized by the Elorde clan and Johnny Elorde Management International.
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Johnny Elorde, son of D’Flash, one of the greatest boxers of all time in whose memory the Annual Awards is held, said world champion Manny Pacquiao will lead the major honorees in this great event, the ultimate award in Philippine Professional boxing.
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A left straight to the jaw floored the Korean who outworked Santillan in two of the first three rounds before the rousing finish that brought the packed crowd to its feet.
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February 13, 2005 - 12:00am
