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                    [Summary] => BACOLOD City – Maningning na sinimulan nina pinweight Juanito Magliquian at flyweight Warlito Parrenas ang kampanya ng Philippine boxing team matapos na umiskor ng impresibong panalo kagabi sa pagbubukas ng boxing event ng 23rd Southeast Asina Games dito.


Hindi na kinailangang pagpawisan ng todo ni Magliquian ng kanyang pataubin ang Cambodian na si Jen Dyaman, 19-4, habang binugbog naman ng husto ni Parrenas, mula sa Cadiz City si Nhothin Holapatiphone ng Laos, 26-6 na sinaksihan ng punumpunong manonood sa La Salle Gymnasium.


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                    [Summary] => HO CHI MINH (Via Globe Telecom) — Unknown to the opposition and probably to most members of the Philippine contingent here, Filipino pugs Juanito Magliquian and Chris Camat fought their way to semifinal round of their respective categories Wednesday both with an injured hand.


And Magliquian (45kg) and Camat (75kg) seek to buck their injuries again as they return to the ring for a shot at the gold medal fight at the Phan Dinh Phung Sports Center tonight.


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                    [Summary] => HO CHI MIHN (Via Globe Telecom)–Stirring knockout victories by lightflyweight Juanito Magliquian and heavyweight Chris Camat set in motion Wednesday night the Philippine boxing team’s ambitious quest to regain top honors in the 22nd Southeast Asian Games here.


Magliquian sent Brunei’s Mohd Ali Dzulfikri Hj Mohd Taib twice to the canvas and scored a first-round stoppage that impressed the big crowd at the Phan Dinh Phung Stadium.


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                    [Summary] => HO CHI MINH --Umiskor ng maningning na laban sina Juanito Magliquian at Fil-Am Christopher Camat, para sa magandang panimula ng kanilang kampanyang muling dominahin ang boxing event ng 22nd Southeast Asian Games sa Phan Dinh Phung Stadium dito.


Maagang pinaramdam ni Magliquian ang kanyang lakas at agad itinala ang RSC (referee-stopped-contest) na tagumpay laban kay Mohammed Ali Dzulfikri ng Brunei may 46.2 segundo na lang ang nalalabi sa unang round. 


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Pinweight Juanito Magliquian, a veteran of four SEA Games since 1995, opened the gates for the Filipino surge in this exotic Vietnamese city also known as Saigon, and was ably followed by rookie internationalists Glenn Gonzales, a flyweight, and Joan Tipon, a bantamweight. 


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Pinayuko nina pinweight Juanito Magliquian (45 kgs.) at lightfly godfrey Castro (48 kgs.) ang kanilang kalabang Vietnamese at makasama sina flyweight Glen Gonzales (51 kgs.) at bantamweight Joan Tipon (54 kgs.) sa semis ng five-nation tournament. Ang finals ay nakatakda sa Linggo pagkatapos ng isang araw na rest day. 


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Hindi na kinailangang pagpawisan ng todo ni Magliquian ng kanyang pataubin ang Cambodian na si Jen Dyaman, 19-4, habang binugbog naman ng husto ni Parrenas, mula sa Cadiz City si Nhothin Holapatiphone ng Laos, 26-6 na sinaksihan ng punumpunong manonood sa La Salle Gymnasium.


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abtest

6 golds sinuntok ng Pinoy pugs

December 4, 2005 - 12:00am

BACOLOD CITY--Kinoronahan nina lightfly-weight Harry Tanamor at pinweight Juanito Magliquian ang kani-kanilang sarili matapos na talunin ang mga Burmeses na kalaban noong Sabado ng gabi sa finals ng boxing event...

PSN Palaro

6 golds sinuntok ng Pinoy pugs

December 4, 2005 - 12:00am

BACOLOD CITY--Kinoronahan nina lightfly-weight Harry Tanamor at pinweight Juanito Magliquian ang kani-kanilang sarili matapos na talunin ang mga Burmeses na kalaban noong Sabado ng gabi sa finals ng boxing event...

PSN Palaro

Pinoy pugs bumanat agad

November 29, 2005 - 12:00am

BACOLOD City – Maningning na sinimulan nina pinweight Juanito Magliquian at flyweight Warlito Parrenas ang kampanya ng Philippine boxing team matapos na umiskor ng impresibong panalo kagabi sa pagbubukas ng...

PSN Palaro

Pugs endure injuries, eye finals

By Joey Villar | December 7, 2003 - 12:00am

HO CHI MINH (Via Globe Telecom) — Unknown to the opposition and probably to most members of the Philippine contingent here, Filipino pugs Juanito Magliquian and Chris Camat fought their way to semifinal round...

Sports

Pinoy pugs make rousing start with two KO victories

By Joey Villar | December 5, 2003 - 12:00am

HO CHI MIHN (Via Globe Telecom)–Stirring knockout victories by lightflyweight Juanito Magliquian and heavyweight Chris Camat set in motion Wednesday night the Philippine boxing team’s ambitious quest to...

Sports

Magliquian,Camat naka-1

December 5, 2003 - 12:00am

HO CHI MINH --Umiskor ng maningning na laban sina Juanito Magliquian at Fil-Am Christopher Camat, para sa magandang panimula ng kanilang kampanyang muling dominahin ang boxing event ng 22nd Southeast Asian Games...

PSN Palaro

Pinoy fighters brace for overall crown in Vietnam

By Abac Cordero | October 5, 2003 - 12:00am

HO CHI MINH CITY–RP Team Revicon pressed its bid for the overall championship here with three fighters, all well-coached, fully-trained and highly-motivated, moving into the finals of the Pre-SEA Games Boxing...

Sports

2 more pugs boost bid for gold

By Abac Cordero | October 4, 2003 - 12:00am

HO CHI MINH CITY–Starring its little big men, RP Team Revicon went 2-for-2 Thursday evening and will have four boxers, all determined and willing to go all the way, competing in the semifinal round of the Pre-SEA...

Sports

Magliquian,castro pasok sa semis

October 4, 2003 - 12:00am

HO CHI MINH CITY -- 2 plus 2 para sa Philippine-Revicon Team nang apat na Pinoy boxers, lahat determinado, ang lalaban sa semifinal round ng Pre-SEA Games Boxing championships sa Phan Dihn Phung Stadium dito. Pinayuko...

PSN Palaro

Black Sunday start as two boxers fall

September 10, 2001 - 12:00am

KUALA LUMPUR (Via Globe Telecoms) — Team Caltex Philippines opened its campaign in the 21st SEA Games boxing competitions on a sad note as pinweight Juanito Magliquian, one of the only two boxers who produced...

Sports

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