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[Title] => Four-gold haul RP pugs dream mission
[Summary] => HYDERABAD, India–A reap of four gold medals may be a far-fetched idea but the RP boxers are keen on doing the unthinkable in pursuit of glory and recognition in the first Afro-Asian Games here.
Bantamweight Ferdie Gamo completed the Pinoy fighters’ romp in the quarterfinal round with a 2-1, win over Malik Bouyiane Monday for another sure bronze in a victory that needed a jury decision after the computer failed to record the Filipino’s score.
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[Title] => Laguna loses steam, bows to seasoned Thai rival
[Summary] => BUSAN — Another one bites the dust.
The Philippines lost a third man in the boxing competitions of the 14th Asian Games Sunday when featherweight Roel Laguna bowed to his Thai opponent, 18-11, at the faraway Masan Gymnasium here.
"Talo talaga." We lost and there are no excuses," said RP amateur boxing chief Manny Lopez after the fight.
"Parang nawala sa isip ang bata natin. Napako sa onse. Pero di bale, solid ang lima nating natitira," he added.
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[Summary] => BUSAN — Lightfly Harry Tanamor and lightwelter Romeo Brin turned on the ignition for Team Caltex Wednesday by whipping their respective opponents at the start of the boxing competitions in the 14th Asian Games here.
The two Filipino fighters landed the clearer punches with Tanamor posting a 25-7 victory over Myanmar’s Kyaw Swar Aung and Brin escaping with a 20-16 win over Mongolia’s Bayanmunkh Bayanjargal at the Masan Gymnasium, more than an hour of bus ride away from the athletes’ village.
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[Title] => RP pugs go thru eye of needle
[Summary] => BUSAN, South Korea — Ain’t so lucky was the kind of break the Philippines got Tuesday during the drawing of lots for the boxing competitions of the 14th Asian Games here.
The draw was held in one of the high-rise buildings inside the athletes’ village with the Philippine coaching staff leaving the room confident but not necessarily happy.
"Dadaan tayo sa butas ng karayom. Pero bakbakan ito," said Nolito Velasco on behalf of head coach Gregorio Caliwan who had to leave earlier to oversee the team practice.
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[Title] => Salazar robbed of gold; RP pugs settle for silver, bronze
[Summary] => SEREMBAN, Malaysia – Light flyweight Lhyven Salazar, who put up what his coaches claimed was a winning performance, settled for the silver medal after being outpointed by a pressure-punching South Korean at the close of the 21st World Amateur Boxing Championship here Tuesday.
The Philippine anthem was not played but the national flag rose twice in the award rites after the eight-man RP-Caltex team collected two medals – a silver and a bronze – in the tough tournament participated in by 29 nations.
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[Title] => Gamo joins two RP pugs in finals
[Summary] => ATHENS, Greece  Team Caltex Philippines split its two remaining semifinals assignments Saturday to settle for three finals berths in the 22nd International Cup Acropolis amateur boxing championships here.
Bantamweight Ferdie Gamo dominated his bout against Mark Moran of England to breeze through to the finals with a 9-6 victory but fellow rookie internationalist David Gopong succumbed to "first day" jitters in his fight against Australian Daniel Geale to bow out, 0-15, and settle for the bronze medal.
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Bantamweight Ferdie Gamo dominated his bout against Mark Moran of England to breeze through to the finals with a 9-6 victory but fellow rookie internationalist David Gopong succumbed to "first day" jitters in his fight against Australian Daniel Geale to bow out, 0-15, and settle for the bronze medal.
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Bantamweight Ferdie Gamo completed the Pinoy fighters’ romp in the quarterfinal round with a 2-1, win over Malik Bouyiane Monday for another sure bronze in a victory that needed a jury decision after the computer failed to record the Filipino’s score.
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"Talo talaga." We lost and there are no excuses," said RP amateur boxing chief Manny Lopez after the fight.
"Parang nawala sa isip ang bata natin. Napako sa onse. Pero di bale, solid ang lima nating natitira," he added.
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The two Filipino fighters landed the clearer punches with Tanamor posting a 25-7 victory over Myanmar’s Kyaw Swar Aung and Brin escaping with a 20-16 win over Mongolia’s Bayanmunkh Bayanjargal at the Masan Gymnasium, more than an hour of bus ride away from the athletes’ village.
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The draw was held in one of the high-rise buildings inside the athletes’ village with the Philippine coaching staff leaving the room confident but not necessarily happy.
"Dadaan tayo sa butas ng karayom. Pero bakbakan ito," said Nolito Velasco on behalf of head coach Gregorio Caliwan who had to leave earlier to oversee the team practice.
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The Philippine anthem was not played but the national flag rose twice in the award rites after the eight-man RP-Caltex team collected two medals – a silver and a bronze – in the tough tournament participated in by 29 nations.
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Bantamweight Ferdie Gamo dominated his bout against Mark Moran of England to breeze through to the finals with a 9-6 victory but fellow rookie internationalist David Gopong succumbed to "first day" jitters in his fight against Australian Daniel Geale to bow out, 0-15, and settle for the bronze medal.
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Bantamweight Ferdie Gamo dominated his bout against Mark Moran of England to breeze through to the finals with a 9-6 victory but fellow rookie internationalist David Gopong succumbed to "first day" jitters in his fight against Australian Daniel Geale to bow out, 0-15, and settle for the bronze medal.
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October 29, 2003 - 12:00am
