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Solid as rock from the baseline, Victorino, who recently turned 19 midway in this event presented by Accel and Dunlop, took the first set in a brilliant display of shotmaking before hanging tough in the second to finish off the fancied Arcilla in an hour and 45 minutes.


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                    [Summary] => Unleashing an array of lethal forehand shots, defending champion Johnny Arcilla outclassed unheralded Alexander Lazaro, 6-1, 6-1, yesterday to enhance his bid for a title-repeat in the 21st PCA Open at the PCA Indoor Courts.


Living up to his top billing in this event presented by Dunlop and Accel, Arcilla, 22, gave Lazaro little room to operate with his booming forehand winners for the win that set him up against fifth seed Lee Chang Hoon of Korea.


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Solid as rock from the baseline, Victorino, who recently turned 19 midway in this event presented by Accel and Dunlop, took the first set in a brilliant display of shotmaking before hanging tough in the second to finish off the fancied Arcilla in an hour and 45 minutes.


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Living up to his top billing in this event presented by Dunlop and Accel, Arcilla, 22, gave Lazaro little room to operate with his booming forehand winners for the win that set him up against fifth seed Lee Chang Hoon of Korea.


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Victorino unseats champ

By Joey Villar | November 23, 2002 - 12:00am

Teener Joseph Victorino played awesome tennis to shock defending champion Johnny Arcilla, 6-2, 7-5, yesterday and barged into the finals of the 21st PCA Open at the PCA Indoor Courts where a win would install him...

Sports

Koreans on Arcilla’s path

By Joey Villar | November 21, 2002 - 12:00am

Unleashing an array of lethal forehand shots, defending champion Johnny Arcilla outclassed unheralded Alexander Lazaro, 6-1, 6-1, yesterday to enhance his bid for a title-repeat in the 21st PCA Open at the PCA Indoor...

Sports