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                    [Title] => Are M&M really coming?
                    [Summary] => News of tennis stars Maria Sharapova and Martina Hingis coming to town in November sparked a commotion that drew a sharp reaction from the world-wide sports management company IMG (International Management Group).


According to IMG Manila, there is no confirmation of Sharapova’s arrival for a three-day, two-night Manila visit. IMG should know, according to Nick Freyer, head of tennis, Asia-Pacific, because it manages Sharapova’s affairs.


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                    [Title] => Mayol tormentor may not fight again
                    [Summary] => It was a high price to pay for victory.


World Boxing Council (WBC) minimumweight champion Eagle Kyowa may be forced to retire if he is unable to recover from a cracked right orbital bone suffered in beating Filipino challenger Rodel Mayol to retain his title in Tokyo last Saturday.


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                    [Title] => Mayol, may maganda pang kinabukasan
                    [Summary] => Nagpahayag ng malaking pag-asa at maningning na kinabukasan para kay Rodel Mayol si Games and Amusement Board (GAB) Chairman Eric R. Buhain.


Ipinaliwanag ni Buhain na malamang ay ‘suwerte’ pa ang natamong kabiguan ni Mayol kamakailan kay World Boxing Council minimumweight champion Eagle Kyowa. 


"I believe Rodel (Mayol) will bounce back hard from his first-ever loss," ani Buhain. "I know he will come out an even better fighter out of this learning experience in the very near future."


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                    [Title] => It could’ve been a draw
                    [Summary] => TOKYO — If Rodel Mayol only won the last round, he would’ve salvaged a draw with World Boxing Council (WBC) minimumweight champion Eagle Kyowa in their bloody 12-round brawl at the Korakuen Hall last Saturday night.


Before the bell rang for the final round, Kyowa led in two of the three judges’ scorecards—Gale Van Hoy, 107-102 and Chuck Hassett, 105-104. Mayol was ahead in Alejandro Rochin’s tally, 105-104. If Mayol took the 12th round with a 10-9 score, the decision would’ve been a split draw. It was that close.


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                    [Title] => Not the end for Mayol
                    [Summary] => TOKYO – Rodel Mayol’s Japanese manager Yasuo Matsuoka repeatedly apologized to the Filipino guests who flew in from Manila only to watch the baby-faced fighter from Mandaue lose on points to Eagle Kyowa in a World Boxing Council minimumweight title fight at the Korakuen Hall here Saturday night.


Of course, there’s nothing Matsuoka should be sorry for. He and his Filipina wife Gina Orlais were gracious hosts and their visitors couldn’t thank them more.


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                    [Title] => Kyowa decisions Mayol; Tuñacao wins
                    [Summary] => TOKYO — For Rodel Mayol, the long wait for a world title shot has ended in frustration at the Korakuen Hall here last night.


Eagle Kyowa retained the World Boxing Council (WBC) minimumweight title via a unanimous 12-round decision over the baby-faced Mandaue Kid who stood in line over two years for a crack at the crown only to be repulsed in a courageous attempt to dethrone the Thai champion.


It was a come-from-behind victory for Kyowa, who scored a 12th round knockdown to seal the verdict.  


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                    [Title] => Mayol bids for WBC title tonite
                    [Summary] => TOKYO – For over two years, Oriental and Pacific Boxing Federation (OPBF) minimumweight champion Rodel Mayol waited for a shot at the world crown and no titleholder dared to face him. He was discovered by Tony Aldeguer then moved to Terry Carter’s stable before Japanese businessman Yasuo Matsuoka bought his rights for P4 Million.


With Matsuoka as his manager, Mayol found a link to the Japanese cartel that dominates action in the lighter weight categories. 


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                    [Title] => Mayol yearning to fulfill dream in Japan today
                    [Summary] => He had been bypassed of a world title fight several times. Now that opportunity comes his way, Rodel "Batang Mandaue" Mayol is extra determined not to let it slip out of his hands.
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                    [Title] => Pamper Mom this Mother’s Day!
                    [Summary] => Make this year’s Mother’s day extra special for the most important woman in your life!Sending her unique, thoughtful gestures of love is as easy as one click to www.dlpteleshopping.com! Get more ideas on how to pamper her from our array of promo lineups:


Send Her a delectable food treat! 


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Send Her a delectable food treat! 


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According to IMG Manila, there is no confirmation of Sharapova’s arrival for a three-day, two-night Manila visit. IMG should know, according to Nick Freyer, head of tennis, Asia-Pacific, because it manages Sharapova’s affairs.


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                    [Title] => Mayol tormentor may not fight again
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                    [Title] => Mayol, may maganda pang kinabukasan
                    [Summary] => Nagpahayag ng malaking pag-asa at maningning na kinabukasan para kay Rodel Mayol si Games and Amusement Board (GAB) Chairman Eric R. Buhain.


Ipinaliwanag ni Buhain na malamang ay ‘suwerte’ pa ang natamong kabiguan ni Mayol kamakailan kay World Boxing Council minimumweight champion Eagle Kyowa. 


"I believe Rodel (Mayol) will bounce back hard from his first-ever loss," ani Buhain. "I know he will come out an even better fighter out of this learning experience in the very near future."


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                    [Title] => It could’ve been a draw
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                    [Title] => Not the end for Mayol
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                    [Title] => Kyowa decisions Mayol; Tuñacao wins
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                    [Title] => Mayol bids for WBC title tonite
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                    [Title] => Mayol yearning to fulfill dream in Japan today
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Send Her a delectable food treat! 


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Send Her a delectable food treat! 


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