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Seeded were Puyat Sports stablemates Efren (Bata) Reyes, Francisco (Django) Bustamante, Warren Kiamco and Lee Van Corteza. Additionally, veteran Jose (Amang) Parica of Team Solar Sports received a special invitation from event organizer Matchroom Sport to participate in the 128-man tournament.


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                    [Summary] => DETROIT — We were shocked out of our pants. ABC, which holds the exclusive rights to the National Basketball Association (NBA) Finals, showed us on US TV for a few precious minutes during the second period of Game 4 last Sunday night (Monday morning, Manila). 


Solar Sports producer Erick Tam, broadcaster Vitto Lazatin and I didn’t know we were featured by US commentators Al Michaels and Glenn (Doc) Rivers–until we started to get text messages from our cellphones.


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                    [Title] => Big day for Manny
                    [Summary] => The country’s ring sensation Manny Pacquiao flew in last Friday night on board a Northwest Airlines flight and he’s staying in the MacArthur Suite at the Manila Hotel with his wife Jinkee this weekend.


I heard a generous benefactor arranged to upgrade the Northwest economy tickets of Manny, Jinkee and business manager Rod Nazario to business class. Dapat lang. Manny deserves to travel in style–after all, he’s a national treasure. 


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                    [Summary] => The other day, I dropped by the Solar Entertainment office in Makati to check out the TV schedule for the coming Tournament of the Americas where National Basketball Association (NBA) stars like Allen Iverson, Tim Duncan and Jason Kidd will play for the US in the Olympic zonal qualifiers.


Solar’s publicist par excellence Arnold Arandilla excitedly told me all the US games will be shown, plus other contests involving hot contenders, on IBC-13 and cable Channel 29. Hostilities are slated Aug. 21-Sept. 1 in Puerto Rico.


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                    [Title] => Wrestling fever on Solar
                    [Summary] => Here’s good news for wrestlemaniacs.  Solar TV’s USA (Ultimate in Suspense and Action) cable channel is allocating 12 hours of airtime for World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) action every week starting today in response to reverberating public clamor to bring back sports’ enduring version of the telenovela in a big way on the tube.


That’s not all.  Solar’s top brass says in April, WWE’s high-rating "Smackdown" show–entertaining seven million viewers in the US alone each  week–will be aired on IBC-13.  


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                    [Title] => Blockbuster NBA deal on local TV
                    [Summary] => For hoop fanatics, it’s the ultimate treat.


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The blockbuster NBA package will be announced in lavish rites at the NBC Tent in the Fort, Makati, tonight.


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Solar Sports producer Erick Tam, broadcaster Vitto Lazatin and I didn’t know we were featured by US commentators Al Michaels and Glenn (Doc) Rivers–until we started to get text messages from our cellphones.


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Wildcards shake up pool meet

By Joaquin M. Henson | July 17, 2004 - 12:00am

Only five Filipino cue artists had automatic tickets to compete in the 41-nation, nine-day $350,000 World Pool Championships ending this Sunday in Taipei. Seeded were Puyat Sports stablemates Efren (Bata) Reyes,...

Sports

Air time in US

By Joaquin M. Henson | June 17, 2004 - 12:00am

DETROIT — We were shocked out of our pants. ABC, which holds the exclusive rights to the National Basketball Association (NBA) Finals, showed us on US TV for a few precious minutes during the second period of...

Sports

Big day for Manny

By Joaquin M. Henson | November 23, 2003 - 12:00am

The country’s ring sensation Manny Pacquiao flew in last Friday night on board a Northwest Airlines flight and he’s staying in the MacArthur Suite at the Manila Hotel with his wife Jinkee this weekend. I...

Sports

Mixed martial arts boom

By Joaquin M. Henson | July 4, 2003 - 12:00am

The other day, I dropped by the Solar Entertainment office in Makati to check out the TV schedule for the coming Tournament of the Americas where National Basketball Association (NBA) stars like Allen Iverson, Tim...

Sports

Wrestling fever on Solar

By Joaquin M. Henson | February 26, 2003 - 12:00am

Here’s good news for wrestlemaniacs. Solar TV’s USA (Ultimate in Suspense and Action) cable channel is allocating 12 hours of airtime for World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) action every week starting...

Sports

Blockbuster NBA deal on local TV

By Joaquin M. Henson | July 17, 2002 - 12:00am

For hoop fanatics, it’s the ultimate treat. Solar Entertainment Corp. is putting on National Basketball Association (NBA) fare 12 hours a day on its all-sports cable channel starting next month and when the...

Sports