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                    [Title] => Hang GTK?
                    [Summary] => Even before the SEA Games started, Patafa president Go Teng Kok said he would hang himself if athletics fails to capture 10 gold medals although GTK's prediction looked realistic, some of his favored tracksters failed to deliver. John Lozada, Roy Vence and Allan Ballester didn't live up to expectations, as they were upset in events where they looked like sure winners.
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                    [AuthorName] => SPORTS EYE By Raffy T. Uytiepo
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                    [Title] => Magahin’s sad plight
                    [Summary] => Former World Boxing Federation (WBF) welterweight champion William Magahin is languishing in a Quezon City jail after he was arrested for robbing passengers in an FX taxi with a fan knife a few weeks ago.


Iloilo-based writer Alex Vidal, a licensed boxing referee and judge, is closely monitoring Magahin’s plight and leading a crusade for sympathizers to come to his rescue.
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Orient and Pacific Boxing Federation (OPBF) welterweight titlist Rivero (Rev) Santillan of Jaro, Iloilo, stakes his 147-pound crown against Japan-based Korean slugger Kenji Go in what is billed as the "other" fight in the blockbuster show at the Yokohama Gym.
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Iloilo-based writer Alex Vidal, a licensed boxing referee and judge, is closely monitoring Magahin’s plight and leading a crusade for sympathizers to come to his rescue.
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Orient and Pacific Boxing Federation (OPBF) welterweight titlist Rivero (Rev) Santillan of Jaro, Iloilo, stakes his 147-pound crown against Japan-based Korean slugger Kenji Go in what is billed as the "other" fight in the blockbuster show at the Yokohama Gym.
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