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                    [Title] => It’s over for Louie
                    [Summary] => Former two-time world boxing champion Luisito Espinosa is hanging up his gloves for good. But sing no sad songs for the fighter who compiled a 45-10 record, with 24 knockouts, in an outstanding career. He walks away from the ring with head unbowed, his pride intact.


Espinosa, 33, had his share of ups and downs. Hermie Rivera, Joe Koizumi, and Rodel Gonzalez took turns managing his career until he found a true ally in Erlinda (Boots) Aniel, a Filipina real estate broker living in Daly City, California.


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                    [Title] => Espinosa faces tough Sanchez
                    [Summary] => It’ll be a heckuva fight. That’s the forecast of Mexican-born trainer Robert Aguallo who expects a bell-to-bell brawl between former World Boxing Council (WBC) featherweight champion Luisito Espinosa and No. 9 contender Augie Sanchez in Las Vegas on Jan. 6.


Aguallo declined to predict the outcome but guaranteed that the scheduled 10-round bout will be "spectacular."


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                    [Title] => Espinosa vs Sanchez sa Enero 6
                    [Summary] => Isang kapana-panabik na laban ang masasaksihan.


Ito ang naging forecast ng Mexican-born trainer na si Robert Aguallo na umaasa ng matinding upakan sa pagitan nina dating World Boxing Council (WBC) featherweight champion Luisito Espinosa at ng No. 9 contender na si Augie Sanchez sa Las Vegas sa Enero 6.


Tumanggi si Aguallo na magbigay ng prediksyon sa nalalapit na laban, ngunit ginagarantiyahan naman nito na ang nakatakdang 10-round bout ay magiging isang "spectacular."


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                    [Title] => Louie agrees to fight in Vegas
                    [Summary] => There is turmoil in former World Boxing Council (WBC) featherweight champion Luisito Espinosa’s camp again.


The other day, Espinosa’s manager Erlinda (Boots) Aniel told The STAR in an overseas phone call from her home in Daly City, California, that she wouldn’t agree to an offer for a fight against Augie Sanchez in Las Vegas on Jan. 6 because it came at short notice.


But yesterday, San Francisco-based lawyer Sydney Hall, who advises both Aniel and Espinosa, said he got a call from the fighter’s wife Mariecherie confirming the Sanchez appointment.


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                    [Title] => Sporting Chance
                    [Summary] => 

Papa Dio not giving up

Papa Dio Espinosa is confident his son Luisito will bounce back from his recent
loss to Guty Espadas Jr. in Merida.
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                    [Title] => Sporting Chance
                    [Summary] => 

Scorecard Mess

MERIDA -- The day after Luisito Espinosa lost a unanimous 11th round technical
decision to Guty Espadas, Jr., Mexican newspapers had conflicting reports on
the final scores of the bout for the vacant World Boxing Council (WBC)
featherweight title at the Poliforum Zamna here.

Blame it on WBC supervisor Rex Walker, who's a strong candidate for a crash
course in arithmetic.

Walker initially authorized ring announcer Ricardo Kim Yu to declare
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                    [Title] => Sporting Chance
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Why the switch

MERIDA -- Luisito Espinosa never planned to slug it out against Guty Espadas,
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                    [Title] => Espinosa survives nightmare; immigration hitches hit party in LA,Mexico
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MERIDA -- Luisito Espinosa is safe and sound in Merida, the Yucatan peninsula
capital in the southeast tip of Mexico, after surviving a harrowing experience
to reach here from Manila.

Espinosa is expected to make the 126-pound limit at the weigh-in today
(tomorrow in Manila) and will enter the ring a 2-1 favorite to beat hometown
hero Guty Espadas, Jr., in a scheduled 12-round bout for the vacant World
Boxing Council (WBC) featherweight title at the Poliforum Zamna on Friday
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Espinosa, father Dio, brother Lando, trainer Robert Aguallo, and assistant
tra
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                    [Title] => Sporting Chance
                    [Summary] => 

P1-M bonus from Erap

President Estrada has promised a P1-Million bonus for Luisito Espinosa if he
beats Guty Espadas for the vacant World Boxing Council (WBC) featherweight
title in Merida, Mexico, on April 14.

Espinosa's wife Mariecherie told The STAR yesterday the Chief Executive offered
the reward during an audience at Malacañang last Friday.

"Malungkot si Presidente dahil hindi lalaban si Louie dito," said
Mariecherie.
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                    [Title] => Mexican trainer wants
                    [Summary] => Espinosa back in US

By Joaquin Henson

The Mexican trainer whom Luisito Espinosa hired last year wants the former
World Boxing Council (WBC) featherweight champion back in the US to prepare for
his April 14 fight against Guty Espadas.

Robert Aguallo recently sent a fax to Espinosa urging him to return to
California where he can personally supervise his training.

But Espinosa said he's not leaving Manila until the fight site is confirmed.
Besides, it's constantly raining in San Francisco and too cold for Espinosa to
jog in the streets, added Espinosa's wife Mariecheri
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Espinosa, 33, had his share of ups and downs. Hermie Rivera, Joe Koizumi, and Rodel Gonzalez took turns managing his career until he found a true ally in Erlinda (Boots) Aniel, a Filipina real estate broker living in Daly City, California.


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                    [Title] => Espinosa vs Sanchez sa Enero 6
                    [Summary] => Isang kapana-panabik na laban ang masasaksihan.


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Tumanggi si Aguallo na magbigay ng prediksyon sa nalalapit na laban, ngunit ginagarantiyahan naman nito na ang nakatakdang 10-round bout ay magiging isang "spectacular."


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But yesterday, San Francisco-based lawyer Sydney Hall, who advises both Aniel and Espinosa, said he got a call from the fighter’s wife Mariecherie confirming the Sanchez appointment.


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Papa Dio not giving up

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                    [Title] => Sporting Chance
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Scorecard Mess

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decision to Guty Espadas, Jr., Mexican newspapers had conflicting reports on
the final scores of the bout for the vacant World Boxing Council (WBC)
featherweight title at the Poliforum Zamna here.

Blame it on WBC supervisor Rex Walker, who's a strong candidate for a crash
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Walker initially authorized ring announcer Ricardo Kim Yu to declare
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                    [Title] => Sporting Chance
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Why the switch

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                    [Title] => Espinosa survives nightmare; immigration hitches hit party in LA,Mexico
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MERIDA -- Luisito Espinosa is safe and sound in Merida, the Yucatan peninsula
capital in the southeast tip of Mexico, after surviving a harrowing experience
to reach here from Manila.

Espinosa is expected to make the 126-pound limit at the weigh-in today
(tomorrow in Manila) and will enter the ring a 2-1 favorite to beat hometown
hero Guty Espadas, Jr., in a scheduled 12-round bout for the vacant World
Boxing Council (WBC) featherweight title at the Poliforum Zamna on Friday
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Espinosa, father Dio, brother Lando, trainer Robert Aguallo, and assistant
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P1-M bonus from Erap

President Estrada has promised a P1-Million bonus for Luisito Espinosa if he
beats Guty Espadas for the vacant World Boxing Council (WBC) featherweight
title in Merida, Mexico, on April 14.

Espinosa's wife Mariecherie told The STAR yesterday the Chief Executive offered
the reward during an audience at Malacañang last Friday.

"Malungkot si Presidente dahil hindi lalaban si Louie dito," said
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The Mexican trainer whom Luisito Espinosa hired last year wants the former
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his April 14 fight against Guty Espadas.

Robert Aguallo recently sent a fax to Espinosa urging him to return to
California where he can personally supervise his training.

But Espinosa said he's not leaving Manila until the fight site is confirmed.
Besides, it's constantly raining in San Francisco and too cold for Espinosa to
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