+ Follow ASIAN BADMINTON CONFEDERATION Tag
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[Title] => PBaRS tourney has no sanction - Ming
[Summary] => Outgoing Philippine Badminton Association president former First Lady Amelita “Ming” Ramos yesterday opposed the staging of the Philippine Badminton Ranking System (PBaRS) – a new badminton ranking tournament, saying it has no recognition from the sports’ international governing bodies.
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[Title] => Ming Ramos gets BWF nod
[Summary] => Amelita “Ming” Ramos braved the minus-14 Korean weather and was amply rewarded when the Badminton World Federation said it continues to recognize the former First Lady as the legitimate head of the Philippine Badminton Association.
[DatePublished] => 2010-02-24 00:00:00
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[Title] => More teams join RP Open badminton
[Summary] => Germany, Thailand and Finland signed up for the first Bingo Bonanza Philippine Open Badminton Championships presented by PLDT Business Solutions, bringing to 16 the total number of teams that have so far confirmed their participation in the inaugural staging of the event beginning May 24 at the Philsports Arena.
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[Title] => 3 pang bansa nagpatala na sa RP Open Badminton
[Summary] => Nagpatala ang Germany, Thailand at Finland para sa first Bingo Bonanza Philippine Open Badminton Championships na presinta ng PLDT Business Solutions, upang umabot na sa kabuuang 16 ang bilang ng mga koponan na nagkumpirma na ng kani-kanilang paglahok sa inagurasyon na pagtatanghal ng nasabing event simula sa May 24 sa PhilSports Arena.
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[Title] => New badminton rules up to make it faster, more thrilling
[Summary] => The fast and furious sport of badminton is shifting to higher gear.
Already considered the fastest racquet sport in the world, badminton is all set to undergo some major changes in its rules that would make it even faster and definitely more exciting.
Dr. Khang Yong Joung, the new president of the International Badminton Federation, said there are plans to shift to the rally-point system where points are offered on each serve.
Current badminton rules offer points only to players holding serve.
[DatePublished] => 2005-07-16 00:00:00
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[Title] => MVP Cup gathers best shuttlers in Asia, Europe
[Summary] => This is one event that should settle the issue on badminton supremacy between Asia and Europe.
With the best of Asia and Europe’s finest clashing for bragging rights and the top $50,000 purse, expect a classic duel between these two continents boasting of the best badminton players in the world in the MVP Cup unfolding July 12 at the Philsports Arena in Pasig City.
[DatePublished] => 2005-06-09 00:00:00
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[Title] => Shuttler hits coach; coach blasts back
[Summary] => A badminton player who was recently dropped from the national pool has questioned the Philippine Badminton Association’s policy on selecting and dropping its players who receive monthly allowances from the Philippine Sports Commission.
Owen Lopez, a member of the national pool for the last six years, also questioned the ability of RP team head coach Butch Oreta who, he said, "failed" in the coaching course recently conducted by the Asian Badminton Confederation in Malaysia.
"The PBA just keeps it a secret," said Lopez.
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[Title] => Look who’s playing badminton: Richard Gomez, Marvin Agustin, Ricky Davao
[Summary] => Capping the celebrity competition was a cocktail sponsored by JVC Phils. chairman, Atty. Faustino Salud, honoring Mamoru Otake, JVC Asia’s managing director and president of the Asian Badminton Confederation.
[DatePublished] => 2002-06-26 00:00:00
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[Title] => Chinese netters reign supreme
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China re-staked its claim to badminton supremacy in the region as it ruled three of the five finals matches, including a sweep of the singles events, at the close of the $150,000 JVC Asian Badminton Championships at the Philsports Arena yesterday.
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[Title] => JVC renews support to Asian badminton tilt
[Summary] => JVC, the world’s top audio-visual and multi-media product provider, renews its commitment to sponsor global and local sports events as it stages the $150,000 JVC Asian Badminton Championships Aug. 22-26 at the Philsports Arena.
This marks the fifth straight year that the Japanese electronic giant will be the chief backer of the premier badminton event in the region, put up not only to promote and develop the sport but also to provide the Asian players a venue to showcase their talent and skills.
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ASIAN BADMINTON CONFEDERATION
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[Title] => PBaRS tourney has no sanction - Ming
[Summary] => Outgoing Philippine Badminton Association president former First Lady Amelita “Ming” Ramos yesterday opposed the staging of the Philippine Badminton Ranking System (PBaRS) – a new badminton ranking tournament, saying it has no recognition from the sports’ international governing bodies.
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[Title] => Ming Ramos gets BWF nod
[Summary] => Amelita “Ming” Ramos braved the minus-14 Korean weather and was amply rewarded when the Badminton World Federation said it continues to recognize the former First Lady as the legitimate head of the Philippine Badminton Association.
[DatePublished] => 2010-02-24 00:00:00
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[Title] => More teams join RP Open badminton
[Summary] => Germany, Thailand and Finland signed up for the first Bingo Bonanza Philippine Open Badminton Championships presented by PLDT Business Solutions, bringing to 16 the total number of teams that have so far confirmed their participation in the inaugural staging of the event beginning May 24 at the Philsports Arena.
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[Title] => 3 pang bansa nagpatala na sa RP Open Badminton
[Summary] => Nagpatala ang Germany, Thailand at Finland para sa first Bingo Bonanza Philippine Open Badminton Championships na presinta ng PLDT Business Solutions, upang umabot na sa kabuuang 16 ang bilang ng mga koponan na nagkumpirma na ng kani-kanilang paglahok sa inagurasyon na pagtatanghal ng nasabing event simula sa May 24 sa PhilSports Arena.
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[Title] => New badminton rules up to make it faster, more thrilling
[Summary] => The fast and furious sport of badminton is shifting to higher gear.
Already considered the fastest racquet sport in the world, badminton is all set to undergo some major changes in its rules that would make it even faster and definitely more exciting.
Dr. Khang Yong Joung, the new president of the International Badminton Federation, said there are plans to shift to the rally-point system where points are offered on each serve.
Current badminton rules offer points only to players holding serve.
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[Title] => MVP Cup gathers best shuttlers in Asia, Europe
[Summary] => This is one event that should settle the issue on badminton supremacy between Asia and Europe.
With the best of Asia and Europe’s finest clashing for bragging rights and the top $50,000 purse, expect a classic duel between these two continents boasting of the best badminton players in the world in the MVP Cup unfolding July 12 at the Philsports Arena in Pasig City.
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[Title] => Shuttler hits coach; coach blasts back
[Summary] => A badminton player who was recently dropped from the national pool has questioned the Philippine Badminton Association’s policy on selecting and dropping its players who receive monthly allowances from the Philippine Sports Commission.
Owen Lopez, a member of the national pool for the last six years, also questioned the ability of RP team head coach Butch Oreta who, he said, "failed" in the coaching course recently conducted by the Asian Badminton Confederation in Malaysia.
"The PBA just keeps it a secret," said Lopez.
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[Title] => Look who’s playing badminton: Richard Gomez, Marvin Agustin, Ricky Davao
[Summary] => Capping the celebrity competition was a cocktail sponsored by JVC Phils. chairman, Atty. Faustino Salud, honoring Mamoru Otake, JVC Asia’s managing director and president of the Asian Badminton Confederation.
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[Title] => Chinese netters reign supreme
[Summary] => China re-staked its claim to badminton supremacy in the region as it ruled three of the five finals matches, including a sweep of the singles events, at the close of the $150,000 JVC Asian Badminton Championships at the Philsports Arena yesterday.
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[Title] => JVC renews support to Asian badminton tilt
[Summary] => JVC, the world’s top audio-visual and multi-media product provider, renews its commitment to sponsor global and local sports events as it stages the $150,000 JVC Asian Badminton Championships Aug. 22-26 at the Philsports Arena.
This marks the fifth straight year that the Japanese electronic giant will be the chief backer of the premier badminton event in the region, put up not only to promote and develop the sport but also to provide the Asian players a venue to showcase their talent and skills.
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abtest
August 27, 2001 - 12:00am
August 17, 2001 - 12:00am
