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The former World Boxing Council featherweight and World Boxing Association bantamweight champion gave Pacquiao a surprise call on his cellular phone Saturday evening.


"Si Luisito ‘yun. Tumawag at nangamusta. Nagtanong na din kung puwede siya mabigyan ng ticket," Pacquiao said immediately after hanging up the phone at his posh Oakwood condominium.


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                    [Summary] => Carlos Navarro was only seven years old when Luisito Espinosa made his professional boxing debut in 1984. And Navarro was 13 when Espinosa won the first of two world championships in 1989.


Today, Navarro is 27 and Espinosa, 37. The age gap was painfully evident as Navarro stopped Espinosa, coming off a 15-month layoff, at 1:49 of the seventh round at the Reno Hilton Hotel and Casino in Reno, Nevada, last Friday.


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                    [Summary] => Two-time world boxing champion Luisito Espinosa isn’t hanging up his gloves.  Not just yet.


Although his Dec. 19 fight against International Boxing Organization (IBO) superfeatherweight champion Cassius Baloyi has been cancelled, Espinosa is unruffled.  He said his chance to become Asia’s first world titlist in three divisions remains alive and explained the Luneta bout was doomed from the start because of his inability to leave the US due to a pending application for a green card.


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The former World Boxing Council featherweight and World Boxing Association bantamweight champion gave Pacquiao a surprise call on his cellular phone Saturday evening.


"Si Luisito ‘yun. Tumawag at nangamusta. Nagtanong na din kung puwede siya mabigyan ng ticket," Pacquiao said immediately after hanging up the phone at his posh Oakwood condominium.


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Espinosa to root for Pacman at ringside

March 14, 2005 - 12:00am

LOS ANGELES — Luisito Espinosa, the former world champion now based in San Francisco, California, will be among the thousands rooting for Manny Pacquiao at the MGM Grand on March 19. The former World Boxing...

Sports

Sad ending for Louie

By Joaquin M. Henson | July 12, 2004 - 12:00am

Carlos Navarro was only seven years old when Luisito Espinosa made his professional boxing debut in 1984. And Navarro was 13 when Espinosa won the first of two world championships in 1989. Today, Navarro is 27 and...

Sports

It’s not over for Louie

By Joaquin M. Henson | December 27, 2003 - 12:00am

Two-time world boxing champion Luisito Espinosa isn’t hanging up his gloves. Not just yet. Although his Dec. 19 fight against International Boxing Organization (IBO) superfeatherweight champion Cassius Baloyi...

Sports

Louie’s wife appeals for understanding

By Joaquin M. Henson | October 27, 2003 - 12:00am

Former two-time world champion Luisito Espinosa’s wife Marie Cherie yesterday pleaded for understanding from Filipino fans if the fighter is unable to fly to Manila and fight International Boxing Organization...

Sports

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