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It was not just a reminder. It was an inspiration.


"Inspirasyon ko ang anak ko, kaya inilalagay ko ang retrato niya rito," said 25-year-old Wally Mendoza, who retained his Southeast Asian Games crown in the saber event with a masterful conquest of Sydney double-bronze medalist Weeradich Kothny at the Cau Gay stadium in downtown Hanoi.


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                    [Summary] => KUALA LUMPUR (Via Globe Telecoms) – He was frustrated again, but more than ever, movie celebrity Richard Gomez said he will not retire – not until he wins the elusive gold in the Southeast Asian Games.


Indonesian Perdian Triagi, the same fencer who dealt him his only loss the last time fencing was played in the Jakarta Southeast Asian Games in 1997, did it again this year in the epee event as "Goma" settled for the silver anew on his third try in his pet event.


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It was not just a reminder. It was an inspiration.


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Three-year-old inspires fencer to SEAG gold

December 12, 2003 - 12:00am

HANOI, Vietnam (Via Globe Telecom)–A picture of his three-year-old child was pasted on the guard of his saber, a reminder he should win again the gold in the Southeast Asian Games. It was not just a reminder....

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Goma loses, but vows comeback

By Gerry Carpio | September 12, 2001 - 12:00am

KUALA LUMPUR (Via Globe Telecoms) – He was frustrated again, but more than ever, movie celebrity Richard Gomez said he will not retire – not until he wins the elusive gold in the Southeast Asian Games. Indonesian...

Sports