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[Title] => Athens heroes to head Thai pugs
[Summary] => Opting to give more weight on the Southeast Asian Games than the World Championships, Thailand is sending its crack boxing squad to the Manila SEA Games next month, raring to re-stamp its class over its regional rivals and spoil the hosts’ bid for the overall championship in the sport.
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[Title] => Young Thai too strong for ageing Brin
[Summary] => ATHENS (Via Globe Telecom) — The Philippines suffered yet another severe blow as Thailand’s Manus Boonjumnong exacted sweet revenge over former tormentor Romeo Brin in the second round in the light welter division in boxing in the Athens Games Thursday.
The 23-year-old Boonjumnong was as galloping stallion to the old, tired beaten warhorse that was Brin.
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[Title] => New role for Lopez
[Summary] => Former Philippine Sports Commission chairman and Manila Mayor Mel Lopez is in Athens taking care of the four-man boxing team and acting as spokesman for the fighters.
It’s a new role for Lopez who was Amateur Boxing Association of the Philippines (ABAP) president before his son Manny took over. Lopez was an International Amateur Boxing Federation (AIBA) executive committee member until he declined to run for a third term in 1998 to protest corruption in the sport.
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[Title] => Brin resumes bid, faces Thai
[Summary] => ATHENS (Via Globe Telecom) – Lightwelter Romeo Brin put his comeback bid on the block against a flamboyant Thai fighter Thursday night at Peristeri boxing hall in a bid to refuel a Philippine campaign hit by another setback in the Athens Games.
Brin, the only three-time Olympian in Team Philippines and on his final stint with the national team, fights Manus Boonjumnong in the second round at 8 p.m. hoping for a win that will set him up against the Russian Tank in the quarterfinals.
But first there’s Boonjumnong.
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[Title] => Tañamor, Payla score but Lerio falls
[Summary] => Puerto Princesa, Palawan — Team Philippines’ Harry Tañamor and Violito Payla gained easy victories yesterday to jumpstart their Olympic bids but Arlan Lerio fell by the wayside in Day 2 of the 22nd Asian Boxing Championship at the Puerto Princesa Coliseum here.
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The 23-year-old Boonjumnong was as galloping stallion to the old, tired beaten warhorse that was Brin.
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[Title] => Brin resumes bid, faces Thai
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Brin, the only three-time Olympian in Team Philippines and on his final stint with the national team, fights Manus Boonjumnong in the second round at 8 p.m. hoping for a win that will set him up against the Russian Tank in the quarterfinals.
But first there’s Boonjumnong.
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[Title] => Tañamor, Payla score but Lerio falls
[Summary] => Puerto Princesa, Palawan — Team Philippines’ Harry Tañamor and Violito Payla gained easy victories yesterday to jumpstart their Olympic bids but Arlan Lerio fell by the wayside in Day 2 of the 22nd Asian Boxing Championship at the Puerto Princesa Coliseum here.
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October 13, 2005 - 12:00am
