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                    [Summary] => PYONGYANG, North Korea — Middleweight Maraon Golez yesterday demolished  Korean No. 2 O  Yong Su right in  the first round and emerged as the second Filipino to vie for the gold in the Pyongyang International Boxing Invitational tournament here.


The 21-year-old armyman from Cebu, the least experienced in the seven-man Team Caltex Philippines, swarmed all over the taller Korean right at the opening bell and went on to join light flyweight Harry Tanamor in today’s final bouts.
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Ngunit ang tagumpay na ito ni Golez, ay nalukuban ng lungkot makaraang bumagsak ang limang iba pa niyang teammates sa kani-kanilang mga kalaban.
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The southpaw Armyman from Zamboanga, who turned 24 yesterday, pulled away from a slim 1-0 lead in the first round, pummeling Jon Sang Ryol with a series of three-punch attacks to become the first finalist with a whopping 11-3 win.

But two other Filipino boxers lost their respective bouts, all victims of bum decisions.
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Two title fights - one for the World Boxing Council international lightflyweight title and the other for the Philippine superbantamweight crown - are the supporting cards of the Gerry Peñalosa-Pone Saengmorakot title showdown for the WBC international superflyweight championship May 27 at the Casino Filipino Amphitheater in Parañaque.

Juanito Rubillar battles Do Yun Ra, currently the Korean No. 5 contender, in a 12-round bout for the WBC international lightflyweight championship. [DatePublished] => 2000-05-14 00:00:00 [ColumnID] => 133272 [Focus] => 0 [AuthorID] => [AuthorName] => [SectionName] => Sports [SectionUrl] => sports [URL] => ) ) )

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The 21-year-old armyman from Cebu, the least experienced in the seven-man Team Caltex Philippines, swarmed all over the taller Korean right at the opening bell and went on to join light flyweight Harry Tanamor in today’s final bouts.
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The southpaw Armyman from Zamboanga, who turned 24 yesterday, pulled away from a slim 1-0 lead in the first round, pummeling Jon Sang Ryol with a series of three-punch attacks to become the first finalist with a whopping 11-3 win.

But two other Filipino boxers lost their respective bouts, all victims of bum decisions.
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