+ Follow MEXICAN JOSE ANTONIO AGUIRRE Tag
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[Title] => Handang-handa na si Viloria
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Ang 12 rounds na hard labor sa kanyang unang depensa ang naging inspirasyon ni Brian Viloria para sa puspusang pagsasanay bago dumating ang kanyang laban.
"It’s important to build up my stamina. I always expect the fight to go the distance now," ani Viloria, na idedepensa ang kanyang World Boxing Council lightflyweight belt kontra kay Omar Nino Romero ng Mexico sa Huwebes (Biyernes sa Manila) sa Orleans Hotel and Casino sa LasVegas, Nevada.
[DatePublished] => 2006-08-08 00:00:00
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[Title] => World champ calls for peace, end to RP political turmoil
[Summary] => The country’s never-ending political troubles make World Boxing Council light flyweight champion Brian Viloria wish there is a match Filipinos can watch everyday and unite them for a single cause.
"The Hawaiian Punch" met with President Arroyo at the Palace yesterday and was treated with small pieces of sponge cakes with panda icing the shape of his championship belt as tribute for his successful fight last February.
The President’s gift to Viloria was presented by the Palace chefs.
[DatePublished] => 2006-03-02 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Aurea Calica
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MEXICAN JOSE ANTONIO AGUIRRE
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Ang 12 rounds na hard labor sa kanyang unang depensa ang naging inspirasyon ni Brian Viloria para sa puspusang pagsasanay bago dumating ang kanyang laban.
"It’s important to build up my stamina. I always expect the fight to go the distance now," ani Viloria, na idedepensa ang kanyang World Boxing Council lightflyweight belt kontra kay Omar Nino Romero ng Mexico sa Huwebes (Biyernes sa Manila) sa Orleans Hotel and Casino sa LasVegas, Nevada.
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[Title] => World champ calls for peace, end to RP political turmoil
[Summary] => The country’s never-ending political troubles make World Boxing Council light flyweight champion Brian Viloria wish there is a match Filipinos can watch everyday and unite them for a single cause.
"The Hawaiian Punch" met with President Arroyo at the Palace yesterday and was treated with small pieces of sponge cakes with panda icing the shape of his championship belt as tribute for his successful fight last February.
The President’s gift to Viloria was presented by the Palace chefs.
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