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At ang may pinakamagandang tsansa ay si Gretchen Malalad.


"Gretchen is our best bet for a gold," ani Lay, nanalo ng isa sa dalawang bronze ng bansa sa karatedo sa Asiad walong taon na ang nakakaraan sa Hiroshima. "Her toughest rival her bracket is Malaysian Premila Subramanian, but Gretchen has the edge."


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Karatedo failed to make a grand followup to its two-gold medal performance the other day as its rookies fell to more seasoned rivals in three divisions yesterday at the Bangi multi-purpose hall.


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With that great resolve to win and not to mention their long, serious preparation for the Games, the RP karatekas are among the Philippine bets expected to make a big turnaround from a forgettable showing in Brunei although they admitted Malaysia and Vietnam are still the teams to beat for the overall crown in their event.


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RP karatekas may pag-asa sa gold

October 10, 2002 - 12:00am

BUSAN – May posibilidad na makakuha ng gintong medalya ang Philippine karatekas bunga ng magandang draw. At ang may pinakamagandang tsansa ay si Gretchen Malalad. "Gretchen is our best bet for a gold,"...

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Karate fails to sustain momentum

September 11, 2001 - 12:00am

KUALA LUMPUR (Via Globe Telecoms) — The dreams that karatedo wanted to build around a bunch of rookies crumbled like castles in the sand as one came home with a bronze and three Filipinos limped home in the...

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Karatekas: Gold worth ‘dyeing’ for

By Joey Villar | September 8, 2001 - 12:00am

KUALA LUMPUR (Via Globe Telecoms) — The Philippine men’s kumite team in the karatedo event dyed their hair gold and vowed to die for the gold medal as they plunge into action in the SEA Games starting tomorrow...

Sports