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[Title] => GAB urged to lift travel ban
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The late Flash Elorde’s widow Laura, whose three sons manage about 50 pro boxers, yesterday called on the GAB to lift the travel ban on Filipino fighters in Thailand and said it was unfair to penalize legitimate matchmakers for the crime of a few unscrupulous operators.
Last April 2, GAB chairman Eric Buhain issued Resolution No. 07-09 prohibiting Filipino fighters from seeing action in Thailand in the wake of Lito Sisnorio’s death the morning after he was knocked out by former world champion Chatchai Sasakul in Samutprakarn.
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[Title] => NBI starts probe on Sisnorio’s death
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With the recent tragic death of Filipino boxer Lito Sisnorio, the National Bureau of Investigation is sending two agents today to look into the possibility that the recruiter in the case had sent other boxers to Thailand to compete in alleged illegal fights.
NBI-Interpol division chief Claro de Castro Jr. said special investigators Sixto Espenesin Jr. and James Sherill Tosoc would go to the cities of Koronadal, General Santos, and Kidapawan to start probe on the death of the boxer and pin down those involved in the ring tragedy.
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[Title] => Keeping body, soul together
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The saga of professional boxer Angelito "Lito" Sisnorio of Koronadal City who campaigned overseas without the necessary permit from the Games and Amusements Board (GAB) is probably no different from the thousands of Filipinos who leave for foreign lands for jobs even without the proper documents.
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[Title] => Piñol says GAB ban no solution
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North Cotabato Gov. Manny Piñol said the other day the Games and Amusements Board (GAB) ban on Filipinos fighting in Thailand is not the solution to the problem of human trafficking that led to Lito Sisnorio’s death in an unsanctioned bout last week.
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[Title] => NBI help sought in Sisnorio probe
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The Games and Amusement Board yesterday sought the help of the National Bureau of Investigation in its probe of the death of Lito Sisnorio in an effort to determine and pin down those involved in the ring tragedy.
At the same time, President Arroyo ordered the GAB to provide cash assistance to the family of the ill-fated fighter, who died of brain hemorrhage after suffering a fourth round knockout against Thai champion Chatchai Sasakul in Thailand last Friday night.
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[Title] => Boxer’s girlfriend cries out for justice
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The late flyweight Lito Sisnorio’s embittered girlfriend Jonahmae (Lalang) Bacus yesterday called for a stop to the prostitution of Filipinos abroad and lashed out at the boxing brokers who arranged the mismatch that led to the 24-year-old fighter’s death in Thailand last Saturday.
North Cotabato Gov. Manny Piñol, who is in Bangkok to claim Sisnorio’s body, described the exploitation of Filipino fighters as despicable and condemned it as an act of human trafficking.
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[Title] => Foul play in ring death?
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Lito Sisnorio’s older brother Jerry said yesterday the family just wants the fighter’s body back in Koronadal and isn’t thinking of going to court at the moment.
"The last time I saw Lito was during the CRAA (Cotabato Regional Athletic Association) opening in Saranggani province last Dec. 27," said Jerry in Pilipino. "Lito was the guest at the opening. He told me he was leaving for Bangkok and would be back the first week of April at the latest."
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[Title] => Piñol to bring Sisnorio’s body back
[Summary] =>
North Cotabato Gov. Manny Piñol is set to leave today for Bangkok to arrange for the immediate return of boxer Lito Sisnorio’s remains back home and unravel the circumstances that led to the ring tragedy.
Sisnorio, 24, was knocked out by former world flyweight champion Chatchai Sasakul in Samutprakarn last Friday night. After the fight, Sisnorio vomited and underwent emergency surgery to remove a blood clot in his brain. He died at 2 a.m. Saturday.
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[Title] => Thais blamed for tragedy
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Former WBC Youth flyweight champion Lito Sisnorio died of head injuries in Thailand early Saturday morning because Thai "mismatchmakers" choose to import inferior opposition for blood-thirsty local fans to enjoy a massacre by a hometown fighter.
Sisnorio, 24, didn’t belong in the same ring as former world flyweight titlist Chatchai Sasakul when they fought at the Mathayom Wat Sing School in Samutprakarn last Friday night. He was only eight years old when Sasakul, 37, turned pro in 1991 and logged only 17 bouts compared to the Thai’s 61.
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[Title] => Pamilya ni Sisnorio tutulungan ng Thailand Boxing Commission
[Summary] =>
Halagang 100,000 bahto halos P135,000 mula sa boxing insurance ang magiging kapalit ng pagkamatay ng 24-anyos na si Filipino super flyweight Lito Sisnorio.
Ito ang nakatakdang ibigay ng boxing commission ng Thailand sa naiwang pamilya ni Sisnorio, namatay noong Sabado matapos makatikim ng isang fourth-round knockout mula sa 37-anyos na si dating world flyweight champion Chatchai Sasakul sa kanilang laban noong Biyernes sa Thailand.
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[Title] => GAB urged to lift travel ban
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The late Flash Elorde’s widow Laura, whose three sons manage about 50 pro boxers, yesterday called on the GAB to lift the travel ban on Filipino fighters in Thailand and said it was unfair to penalize legitimate matchmakers for the crime of a few unscrupulous operators.
Last April 2, GAB chairman Eric Buhain issued Resolution No. 07-09 prohibiting Filipino fighters from seeing action in Thailand in the wake of Lito Sisnorio’s death the morning after he was knocked out by former world champion Chatchai Sasakul in Samutprakarn.
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[Title] => NBI starts probe on Sisnorio’s death
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With the recent tragic death of Filipino boxer Lito Sisnorio, the National Bureau of Investigation is sending two agents today to look into the possibility that the recruiter in the case had sent other boxers to Thailand to compete in alleged illegal fights.
NBI-Interpol division chief Claro de Castro Jr. said special investigators Sixto Espenesin Jr. and James Sherill Tosoc would go to the cities of Koronadal, General Santos, and Kidapawan to start probe on the death of the boxer and pin down those involved in the ring tragedy.
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[AuthorID] => 1097197
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[Title] => Keeping body, soul together
[Summary] =>
The saga of professional boxer Angelito "Lito" Sisnorio of Koronadal City who campaigned overseas without the necessary permit from the Games and Amusements Board (GAB) is probably no different from the thousands of Filipinos who leave for foreign lands for jobs even without the proper documents.
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[Title] => Piñol says GAB ban no solution
[Summary] =>
North Cotabato Gov. Manny Piñol said the other day the Games and Amusements Board (GAB) ban on Filipinos fighting in Thailand is not the solution to the problem of human trafficking that led to Lito Sisnorio’s death in an unsanctioned bout last week.
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[Title] => NBI help sought in Sisnorio probe
[Summary] =>
The Games and Amusement Board yesterday sought the help of the National Bureau of Investigation in its probe of the death of Lito Sisnorio in an effort to determine and pin down those involved in the ring tragedy.
At the same time, President Arroyo ordered the GAB to provide cash assistance to the family of the ill-fated fighter, who died of brain hemorrhage after suffering a fourth round knockout against Thai champion Chatchai Sasakul in Thailand last Friday night.
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[Title] => Boxer’s girlfriend cries out for justice
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The late flyweight Lito Sisnorio’s embittered girlfriend Jonahmae (Lalang) Bacus yesterday called for a stop to the prostitution of Filipinos abroad and lashed out at the boxing brokers who arranged the mismatch that led to the 24-year-old fighter’s death in Thailand last Saturday.
North Cotabato Gov. Manny Piñol, who is in Bangkok to claim Sisnorio’s body, described the exploitation of Filipino fighters as despicable and condemned it as an act of human trafficking.
[DatePublished] => 2007-04-05 00:00:00
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[Title] => Foul play in ring death?
[Summary] =>
Lito Sisnorio’s older brother Jerry said yesterday the family just wants the fighter’s body back in Koronadal and isn’t thinking of going to court at the moment.
"The last time I saw Lito was during the CRAA (Cotabato Regional Athletic Association) opening in Saranggani province last Dec. 27," said Jerry in Pilipino. "Lito was the guest at the opening. He told me he was leaving for Bangkok and would be back the first week of April at the latest."
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[URL] =>
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[Title] => Piñol to bring Sisnorio’s body back
[Summary] =>
North Cotabato Gov. Manny Piñol is set to leave today for Bangkok to arrange for the immediate return of boxer Lito Sisnorio’s remains back home and unravel the circumstances that led to the ring tragedy.
Sisnorio, 24, was knocked out by former world flyweight champion Chatchai Sasakul in Samutprakarn last Friday night. After the fight, Sisnorio vomited and underwent emergency surgery to remove a blood clot in his brain. He died at 2 a.m. Saturday.
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[URL] =>
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[Title] => Thais blamed for tragedy
[Summary] =>
Former WBC Youth flyweight champion Lito Sisnorio died of head injuries in Thailand early Saturday morning because Thai "mismatchmakers" choose to import inferior opposition for blood-thirsty local fans to enjoy a massacre by a hometown fighter.
Sisnorio, 24, didn’t belong in the same ring as former world flyweight titlist Chatchai Sasakul when they fought at the Mathayom Wat Sing School in Samutprakarn last Friday night. He was only eight years old when Sasakul, 37, turned pro in 1991 and logged only 17 bouts compared to the Thai’s 61.
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[AuthorName] => Joaquin M. Henson
[SectionName] => Sports
[SectionUrl] => sports
[URL] =>
)
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[ArticleID] => 393129
[Title] => Pamilya ni Sisnorio tutulungan ng Thailand Boxing Commission
[Summary] =>
Halagang 100,000 bahto halos P135,000 mula sa boxing insurance ang magiging kapalit ng pagkamatay ng 24-anyos na si Filipino super flyweight Lito Sisnorio.
Ito ang nakatakdang ibigay ng boxing commission ng Thailand sa naiwang pamilya ni Sisnorio, namatay noong Sabado matapos makatikim ng isang fourth-round knockout mula sa 37-anyos na si dating world flyweight champion Chatchai Sasakul sa kanilang laban noong Biyernes sa Thailand.
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