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Shultz, Yangco top ESPN Asian XTour Manila leg

October 24, 2001 - 12:00am

Mark Steven Shultz bested a banner field of 148 to rule the bicycle stunts (park) category while Rogelio Yangco nipped Noel Coscedo for the aggressive-inline skating crown in the Main X division of the ESPN Asian...

Sports

XTour draws record 429 competitors

October 21, 2001 - 12:00am

Despite heavy rains during the early part of the morning, the Philippine leg of ESPN’s Asian XTour kicked off yesterday with the biggest turnout of athletes ever at the Goldcrest Parking Center at the Glorietta...

Sports

ESPN Asian XTour hits Manila

October 19, 2001 - 12:00am

ESPN’s X Games, Asia’s most prestigious action sports competition, makes its Manila debut starting tomorrow when the Asian XTour Manila fires off at the Goldcrest Parking Center at the Glorietta Mall in...

Sports