+ Follow HENRY DAGMIL AND MARESTELLA TORRES Tag
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BEIJING – Filipino coaches said they had done their homework, they have scouted the opposition and prepared taekwondo jins Tshomlee Go and Toni Rivero for what could be the Philippines’ first medal after an eight-year drought in the Olympics.
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September 17, 2008 - 12:00am