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[Title] => Olympic stint at stake in Tañamor’s semis bout vs Uzbek rival
[Summary] => KARACHI, PAKISTAN–It’s every athlete’s dream to see the word "Olympian" attached to his resume, lightflyweight Harry Tañamor included.
Now the Filipino pug gets the perfect chance to finally earn that tag.
A pumped-up Tañamor of the RP-Alaxan FR team shoots for a final seat and an automatic berth in the Athens Games as he battles Uzbekistan’s Namajonov Otabek in the semifinals of the third Asian Olympic qualifying boxing tournament (Green Hill Cup) at the KPT Sports Complex here.
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[Summary] => KARACHI, PAKISTAN — Harry Tañamor provided a glimpse of hope to RP-Alaxan FR team’s campaign in the third Asian Olympic boxing qualifying tournament, which suffered a severe blow Friday night at the KPT Sports Complex here.
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[Title] => Gamo misses Olympic bid in Karachi
[Summary] => KARACHI, Pakistan — Ferdie Gamo had the bad luck of drawing a Thai for an opponent in the opening round of the third Asian Olympic boxing qualifying tournament (Green Hill Cup) here Thursday.
The end result had the RP-Alaxan FR team down to a three-man unit as Gamo fell down to Vietnam Southeast Asian Games gold medalist Worapoj Petchkoom, 23-12, in their bantamweight fight at the KPT Sports Complex.
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[Title] => Late rallies save day for Payla, Palicte
[Summary] => WARSAW – Violito Payla and Vincent Palicte joined their four other teammates in the quarterfinal round of the Feliks Stamm International boxing championships, beating their respective Polish rivals on late round hits that saved an otherwise lackluster start by Team Caltex Philippines here.
Payla, the hard-hitting southpaw from Cagayan de Oro, fought as cold as the weather which dropped to -2 degrees Celsius Wednesday night, needing to come up with jarring hooks and solid straights in the last two rounds to turn back Kraysztof Rogowski, 12-10, in their flyweight clash.
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[Summary] => Team Caltex Philippines tries to erase the stigma of its harrowing stint in the last Southeast Asian Games in Malaysia as it leaves for Poland tomorrow to compete in the Feliks Stamm International Boxing Championships which starts Tuesday in Warsaw.
The five-day event, a world-ranking tournament, actually kicks off the team’s buildup for next year’s Asian Games in Pusan, South Korea where it hopes to redeem itself from that Kuala Lumpur debacle where it failed to bag a gold medal for the first time in SEAG participation.
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Now the Filipino pug gets the perfect chance to finally earn that tag.
A pumped-up Tañamor of the RP-Alaxan FR team shoots for a final seat and an automatic berth in the Athens Games as he battles Uzbekistan’s Namajonov Otabek in the semifinals of the third Asian Olympic qualifying boxing tournament (Green Hill Cup) at the KPT Sports Complex here.
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The end result had the RP-Alaxan FR team down to a three-man unit as Gamo fell down to Vietnam Southeast Asian Games gold medalist Worapoj Petchkoom, 23-12, in their bantamweight fight at the KPT Sports Complex.
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Payla, the hard-hitting southpaw from Cagayan de Oro, fought as cold as the weather which dropped to -2 degrees Celsius Wednesday night, needing to come up with jarring hooks and solid straights in the last two rounds to turn back Kraysztof Rogowski, 12-10, in their flyweight clash.
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The five-day event, a world-ranking tournament, actually kicks off the team’s buildup for next year’s Asian Games in Pusan, South Korea where it hopes to redeem itself from that Kuala Lumpur debacle where it failed to bag a gold medal for the first time in SEAG participation.
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