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World Boxing Council president Jose Sulaiman sees a resurgence in Gerry
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the Filipino fighter can be a world champion again.

"Peñalosa is a great champion. If he plays his cards right, he can be a
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MERIDA -- There was no earthquake in this provincial Mexican city that was the
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to turn back the hands of time in losing to Guty Espadas, Jr. in their World
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MERIDA -- Papa Dio Espinosa predicted his son Luisito will knock out Guty
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At Home In Merida

MERIDA - What's striking about this quaint Mexican city in the Yucatan
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Luisito Espinosa, who fights hometowner Guty Espadas, Jr. for the vacant World
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MERIDA -- Luisito Espinosa is safe and sound in Merida, the Yucatan peninsula
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If plans don't miscarry, Gerry Peñalosa will battle World Boxing
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the main event of a blockbuster triple title card at the PhilSports Arena on
March 11.

Peñalosa and his manager Rudy Salud plan to leave for Bangkok this
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Jin Ho of Korea on Saturday.

The Rizal Youth Development Foundation (RYDF) is promoting the March 11 bill
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"Peñalosa is a great champion. If he plays his cards right, he can be a
world champion again," said Sulaiman, who witnessed the Luisito Espinosa-Guty
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Luisito Espinosa, who fights hometowner Guty Espadas, Jr. for the vacant World
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(tomorrow in Manila) and will enter the ring a 2-1 favorite to beat hometown
hero Guty Espadas, Jr., in a scheduled 12-round bout for the vacant World
Boxing Council (WBC) featherweight title at the Poliforum Zamna on Friday
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the main event of a blockbuster triple title card at the PhilSports Arena on
March 11.

Peñalosa and his manager Rudy Salud plan to leave for Bangkok this
Friday to negotiate the fight and witness Samson's title defense against Lee
Jin Ho of Korea on Saturday.

The Rizal Youth Development Foundation (RYDF) is promoting the March 11 bill
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