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[Title] => Six of seven muay boxers advance to medal match
[Summary] => Three-time muay world champion Brent Velasco struggled against taller rival Xanxai Boonthavy of Laos but nevertheless came out a 4-1 winner in the bantamweight division to gain a finals slot in the first ever SEA Games muay thai competition at the GSIS gymnasium in Pasay City.
Velasco, a 5-4 native of Baguio, couldn’t get his offensive rhythm going early against the rangy Laotian but the Pinoy champ eventually connected timely kicks and jabs to earn the judges’ nod in the 51-54 kg. semifinals.
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[Title] => Muay thai bets vow to kick up storm vs Thailand
[Summary] => The competition is to start Dec. 1, but talks about who’s going to win the overall crown in muay Thai are heating up this early.
Muay Association of the Philippines president Robert Valdez hopes to snatch two of the seven golds at stake behind world-class athletes Brent Velasco and Roland Claro.
Muay Thai was just a demonstration sport last year and, undeniably, Thailand remains the undisputed power of the sport in Southeast Asia.
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Velasco, a 5-4 native of Baguio, couldn’t get his offensive rhythm going early against the rangy Laotian but the Pinoy champ eventually connected timely kicks and jabs to earn the judges’ nod in the 51-54 kg. semifinals.
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[Summary] => The competition is to start Dec. 1, but talks about who’s going to win the overall crown in muay Thai are heating up this early.
Muay Association of the Philippines president Robert Valdez hopes to snatch two of the seven golds at stake behind world-class athletes Brent Velasco and Roland Claro.
Muay Thai was just a demonstration sport last year and, undeniably, Thailand remains the undisputed power of the sport in Southeast Asia.
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December 3, 2005 - 12:00am
