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[Title] => RP’s wish for wushu: Gold or maybe silver
[Summary] => BUSAN, South Korea – Wushu, the ancient Chinese martial art form that had become a mainstream Asiad event, takes center stage today with the Filipino artists hoping to add to the two-gold haul of Team Philippines going into the last five days of the Asian Games.
Former world champion Mark Robert Rosales and Arvin Teng, last year’s gold medalist in the Kuala Lumpur SEA Games, will compete in the men’s changquan at the start of hostilities at the Dongseo University Minseok Sports Center.
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[Title] => Ginto sa Wushu posible – Co
[Summary] => BUSAN – Isang gintong medalya na mula sa wushu team ang ipinapangako ni coach Samson Co na kanilang maibabahagi sa kampanya ng Philippines sa 14th Asian Games dito.
"Isa puwede," pahayag ni Co, dating world wushu champion nang tanungin hinggil sa prediksiyon kung gaano karami ang kayang maiuwi na ginto ng kanyang koponan. "But we’ll try our best to win more."
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[Summary] => KUALA LUMPUR (Via Globe Telecoms) — Former world champion Mark Rosales and former world silver medallist Willie Wang demonstrated grace and staying power in a glowing performance in the ancient Chinese art of wushu and put some sheen on the fading Philippine performance in other sports in the 21st Southeast Asian Games yesterday.
Rosales, gold medallist in the 1999 world championships in Italy, scored 9.33 to beat Malaysian Lim Kim (9.31) and Myanmar’s U Pyi Wai Phye (9.26) in the gunshu (cudgel play) event of wushu.
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Former world champion Mark Robert Rosales and Arvin Teng, last year’s gold medalist in the Kuala Lumpur SEA Games, will compete in the men’s changquan at the start of hostilities at the Dongseo University Minseok Sports Center.
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"Isa puwede," pahayag ni Co, dating world wushu champion nang tanungin hinggil sa prediksiyon kung gaano karami ang kayang maiuwi na ginto ng kanyang koponan. "But we’ll try our best to win more."
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Rosales, gold medallist in the 1999 world championships in Italy, scored 9.33 to beat Malaysian Lim Kim (9.31) and Myanmar’s U Pyi Wai Phye (9.26) in the gunshu (cudgel play) event of wushu.
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