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[Title] => Castro settles for bronze
[Summary] => Lightflyweight Godfrey Castro finished his bout fresh after smashing his rival’s nose but still came out the loser in their lightflyweight semifinals encounter at the Ahmet Comert International Boxing Championships Wednesday night in Istanbul, Turkey.
The 20-year-old Castro had the upperhand after the referee gave Jarsenbayev Mirat of Kazakhstan mandatory standing eight counts in the second and third rounds only to be handed a 27-41 loss.
Castro settled for the bronze medal — a pitiful consolation for the six-man squad.
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[Title] => Castro assured of bronze, raps Turk
[Summary] => Light flyweight Godfrey Castro boomed with his right straights to outclass his Turkish rival and barge into the medal bouts of the Ahmet Comert International Boxing Championships in Istanbul, Turkey.
The 20-year-old Castro pummeled Samil of Turkey with sharp combinations right from the start of their light flyweight quarterfinals bout to score a 17-9 rout in a lopsided bout and give Team Philippines an automatic bronze medal.
Castro goes for the semifinals on Tuesday when he faces a fighter from Kazakhstan.
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[Title] => Comebacking Galido, pal drop bids in Istanbul slugfest
[Summary] => Team Philippines started on the wrong foot Saturday when two of its sevenman boxing squad absorbed sorry losses at the start of the Ahmet Comert International Boxing Championships in Istanbul, Turkey.
Comebacking Olympian Reynaldo Galido lost to Turkey‚s Adem by the skin of his teeth in the welterweight division, 17-18, while Warlito Parrenas absorbed a 27-22 decision from another Turk, Aydenir, in the flyweight class.
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FIRST GENTLEMAN FOUNDATION AND PACIFIC HEIGHTS
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[Summary] => Lightflyweight Godfrey Castro finished his bout fresh after smashing his rival’s nose but still came out the loser in their lightflyweight semifinals encounter at the Ahmet Comert International Boxing Championships Wednesday night in Istanbul, Turkey.
The 20-year-old Castro had the upperhand after the referee gave Jarsenbayev Mirat of Kazakhstan mandatory standing eight counts in the second and third rounds only to be handed a 27-41 loss.
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[Summary] => Light flyweight Godfrey Castro boomed with his right straights to outclass his Turkish rival and barge into the medal bouts of the Ahmet Comert International Boxing Championships in Istanbul, Turkey.
The 20-year-old Castro pummeled Samil of Turkey with sharp combinations right from the start of their light flyweight quarterfinals bout to score a 17-9 rout in a lopsided bout and give Team Philippines an automatic bronze medal.
Castro goes for the semifinals on Tuesday when he faces a fighter from Kazakhstan.
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[Summary] => Team Philippines started on the wrong foot Saturday when two of its sevenman boxing squad absorbed sorry losses at the start of the Ahmet Comert International Boxing Championships in Istanbul, Turkey.
Comebacking Olympian Reynaldo Galido lost to Turkey‚s Adem by the skin of his teeth in the welterweight division, 17-18, while Warlito Parrenas absorbed a 27-22 decision from another Turk, Aydenir, in the flyweight class.
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