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[Summary] => HO CHI MINH (Via Globe Telecom) — Unknown to the opposition and probably to most members of the Philippine contingent here, Filipino pugs Juanito Magliquian and Chris Camat fought their way to semifinal round of their respective categories Wednesday both with an injured hand.
And Magliquian (45kg) and Camat (75kg) seek to buck their injuries again as they return to the ring for a shot at the gold medal fight at the Phan Dinh Phung Sports Center tonight.
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[Title] => Pinoy pugs make rousing start with two KO victories
[Summary] => HO CHI MIHN (Via Globe Telecom)–Stirring knockout victories by lightflyweight Juanito Magliquian and heavyweight Chris Camat set in motion Wednesday night the Philippine boxing team’s ambitious quest to regain top honors in the 22nd Southeast Asian Games here.
Magliquian sent Brunei’s Mohd Ali Dzulfikri Hj Mohd Taib twice to the canvas and scored a first-round stoppage that impressed the big crowd at the Phan Dinh Phung Stadium.
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[Title] => Archers aim high for RP contingent
[Summary] => The Philippines pulled off big wins and some miracles here and in far-away Ho Chi Minh in its bid for early medal wins even as the host had yet to declare open its biggest ever international sporting spectacle in memory – as a divided, and recently, as a reunited country.
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[Title] => Pugs draw a mix of tough, lesser rivals
[Summary] => HO CHI MIHN (Via Globe Telecom) — Results of the draw further boosted the Philippine boxing team’s hopes for a big redemption in the 22nd Southeast Asian Games, thankful of some good breaks that went its way yesterday morning here.
But not all Team Philippines’ wishes were granted.
Francis Joven, for one, makes his debut in the biennial meet against 69kg. defending champion Manon Boojunnong of Thailand.
Violito Payla, meanwhile, has found himself in an early collision with old tormentor Sonjit Jongjonor also of Thailand in the 51kg. class.
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And Magliquian (45kg) and Camat (75kg) seek to buck their injuries again as they return to the ring for a shot at the gold medal fight at the Phan Dinh Phung Sports Center tonight.
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Magliquian sent Brunei’s Mohd Ali Dzulfikri Hj Mohd Taib twice to the canvas and scored a first-round stoppage that impressed the big crowd at the Phan Dinh Phung Stadium.
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But not all Team Philippines’ wishes were granted.
Francis Joven, for one, makes his debut in the biennial meet against 69kg. defending champion Manon Boojunnong of Thailand.
Violito Payla, meanwhile, has found himself in an early collision with old tormentor Sonjit Jongjonor also of Thailand in the 51kg. class.
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