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[Title] => Suico balik sa sabakan sa ALA Boxing
[Summary] => Nabalik sa sabakan sa ALA Boxing Promotions ang three-division OPBF Champion Randy “Kumong Bato” Suico kinsa mo-away sa undercard sa Pinoy Pride II karong Nobiyembre 27 didto sa Waterfront Cebu City Hotel and Casino.
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[Title] => Suico gi-ilogan sa bakus ni Ishii
[Summary] => CEBU - Gilangkatan sa Oriental and Pacific Boxing Federation title ang Sugbuanong si Randy “Kumong Bato” Suico dihang gipilde siya sa Hapon nga si Ichitaro Ishii pinaagi sa spilt decision sa ilang away niadtong miaging gabii didto sa Korakuen Hall sa Tokyo, Japan.
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[Title] => Suico loses OPBF Crown
[Summary] => CEBU - Cebuano Randy "Kumong Bato" Suico was dethroned of his Oriental and Pacific Boxing Federation (OPBF) lightweight title after dropping a split decision loss over 12 rounds to Japanese champion Ichitaro Ishii the other night at the Korakuen Hall in Tokyo, Japan.
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[Title] => Suico nagpabiling OPBF lightweight champion
[Summary] => CEBU - Nilampos ang Sugbuanong boksidor nga si Randy “Kumong Bato” Suico pagdepensa sa iyang Oriental Pacific Boxing Federation (OPBF) lightweight champion belt dihang iyang gibuntog ang iyang Hapon nga challenger nga si Nihito Arakawa pinaagi sa majority draw decision niadtong miaging adlaw didto sa Korakuen Hall sa Tokyo, Japan.Duha ka mga hurado ang nirehistro og 114-114 alang sa duha ka boksidor, samtang ang ikatulong hurado nipuntos og 115-114 pabor kang Suico.
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[Title] => Dual boxing championship set October 14 in Mandaue
[Summary] => Cebu boxing fans can look forward to an explosive double championship card featuring the ring return of Randy "Kumong Bato" Suico and the first shot at glory of unbeaten local prospect Jerope Mercado on October 14 at the Mandaue City Sports and Cultural Complex.
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[Title] => Beaten to a pulp
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This just came unbidden while watching the cruel boxing lesson that Mexican WBA lightweight champion Juan "Baby Bull" Diaz taught to challenger Randy "Kumong Bato" Suico.
The ring monicker "Baby Bull" of Diaz ought to be "The Bull" or "El Toro" as there's nothing "babyish" in his fists. "Kumong Bato" must be scrapped and, if his handlers insist on a ring handle, "Kumong Mamon" it is.
[DatePublished] => 2006-07-25 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Lorenzo Paradiang Jr.
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[Title] => Amonsot to fight in Pacman undercard
[Summary] => The pride of Tagbilaran City Czar Amonsot will show his stuff against Silverio Ortiz in the undercard of Manny Pacquiao’s WBC International super featherweight title defense against Oscar Larios topbilling the blockbuster "Mano-A-Mano" card on July 2 at the historic Araneta Coliseum.
This was confirmed to The Freeman the other day by Amonsot’s manager, noted boxing patron Antonio "Bidoy" Aldeguer.
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[Title] => EDITORYAL - Testimonial alang sa mga boksidor
[Summary] => Gawas ni Manny Pacquiao kinsa miangkon nga duna siyay gamot sa Sugbo anaa usab sila si Rey "Boom Boom" Bautista , Jimrex Jaca, Rodel Mayol ug ning bag-o pa nidaug usab sila si Randy "Kumong Bato" ug Malcom "Eagle Eye" Tuñacao.
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[Title] => Cebuano boxers Suico and Tuñacao keep OPBF
[Summary] => Cebuano boxers Randy "Kumong Bato" Suico and Malcolm "Eagle Eye" Tuñacao retained their respective Oriental and Pacific Boxing Federation (OPBF) titles in contrasting fashion yesterday at the International Conference Hall in Nagoya, Japan.
Suico scored a fourth round technical knockout win
over Ryuhei Sugita to keep his OPBF super featherweight crown, while Tuñacao fought to a split draw with Kohei Ohba, but still it was enough for him to go home with his OPBF bantamweight belt still strapped on his waist. Sugita and Ohba are both Japenese.
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[Title] => Tuñacao and Suico to risk OPBF titles in Japan today
[Summary] => Cebuano boxers Malcolm "Eagle Eye" Tuñacao and Randy "Kumong Bato" Suico, both from Mandaue City, are kicking to reap more honor and glory for the Philippines as they defend their Oriental and Pacific Boxing Federation belts against separate Japanese foes today at the International Conference Hall in Nagoya, Japan.
Former WBC flyweight championTuñacao will defend his OPBF bantamweight title against Kohei Ohba, while Suico will put his OPBF super featherweight crown on the line against Ryuhei Sugita in the other 12-round bout.
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KUMONG BATO
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[Title] => Suico gi-ilogan sa bakus ni Ishii
[Summary] => CEBU - Gilangkatan sa Oriental and Pacific Boxing Federation title ang Sugbuanong si Randy “Kumong Bato” Suico dihang gipilde siya sa Hapon nga si Ichitaro Ishii pinaagi sa spilt decision sa ilang away niadtong miaging gabii didto sa Korakuen Hall sa Tokyo, Japan.
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[Title] => Suico loses OPBF Crown
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[Title] => Suico nagpabiling OPBF lightweight champion
[Summary] => CEBU - Nilampos ang Sugbuanong boksidor nga si Randy “Kumong Bato” Suico pagdepensa sa iyang Oriental Pacific Boxing Federation (OPBF) lightweight champion belt dihang iyang gibuntog ang iyang Hapon nga challenger nga si Nihito Arakawa pinaagi sa majority draw decision niadtong miaging adlaw didto sa Korakuen Hall sa Tokyo, Japan.Duha ka mga hurado ang nirehistro og 114-114 alang sa duha ka boksidor, samtang ang ikatulong hurado nipuntos og 115-114 pabor kang Suico.
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[Summary] => Cebu boxing fans can look forward to an explosive double championship card featuring the ring return of Randy "Kumong Bato" Suico and the first shot at glory of unbeaten local prospect Jerope Mercado on October 14 at the Mandaue City Sports and Cultural Complex.
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This just came unbidden while watching the cruel boxing lesson that Mexican WBA lightweight champion Juan "Baby Bull" Diaz taught to challenger Randy "Kumong Bato" Suico.
The ring monicker "Baby Bull" of Diaz ought to be "The Bull" or "El Toro" as there's nothing "babyish" in his fists. "Kumong Bato" must be scrapped and, if his handlers insist on a ring handle, "Kumong Mamon" it is.
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This was confirmed to The Freeman the other day by Amonsot’s manager, noted boxing patron Antonio "Bidoy" Aldeguer.
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[Summary] => Gawas ni Manny Pacquiao kinsa miangkon nga duna siyay gamot sa Sugbo anaa usab sila si Rey "Boom Boom" Bautista , Jimrex Jaca, Rodel Mayol ug ning bag-o pa nidaug usab sila si Randy "Kumong Bato" ug Malcom "Eagle Eye" Tuñacao.
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[Summary] => Cebuano boxers Randy "Kumong Bato" Suico and Malcolm "Eagle Eye" Tuñacao retained their respective Oriental and Pacific Boxing Federation (OPBF) titles in contrasting fashion yesterday at the International Conference Hall in Nagoya, Japan.
Suico scored a fourth round technical knockout win
over Ryuhei Sugita to keep his OPBF super featherweight crown, while Tuñacao fought to a split draw with Kohei Ohba, but still it was enough for him to go home with his OPBF bantamweight belt still strapped on his waist. Sugita and Ohba are both Japenese.
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Former WBC flyweight championTuñacao will defend his OPBF bantamweight title against Kohei Ohba, while Suico will put his OPBF super featherweight crown on the line against Ryuhei Sugita in the other 12-round bout.
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