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[Title] => Kiwi-licious!
[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines – Some have likened it to our local chico, but only because of its brown fuzzy skin. The kiwi fruit is more elongated, usually about two to three inches long.
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[Title] => Weight loss to diminish Erik’s power
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Even if Erik Morales manages to tip the scales at 130 pounds at the weigh-in the day before his fight against Manny Pacquiao, he won’t be as terrible as his moniker suggests when the bell finally rings to signal the start of their 12-round rubber match at the Thomas and Mack Center in Las Vegas on Saturday night (Sunday morning, Manila).
Former World Boxing Council secretary-general Rudy Salud said the other day the drop in weight from 142 pounds a month ago will lessen Morales’ power and make it easier for Pacquiao to mow down the Mexican.
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[Title] => Peñalosa at Tokuyama kapwa nasa magandang kondisyon
[Summary] => Kapwa nasa magandang pangangatawan sina dating WBC super flyweigth champion Gerry Peñalosa at ang kasalukuyang kampeong si Masamori Tokuyama ng Japan sa ginanap na opisyal medical examination bilang preparasyon sa kanilang nakatakdang world title fight sa Yokohama bukas.
Ipapalabas ng Viva Vintage Sports ang nasabing laban via satellite simula sa alas-6 ng gabi sa IBC 13. Tampok sa main supporting bout ang sagupaan sa pagitan nina feature OPBF welterweight champion Rev Santillan ng Philippines at Kenji Go ng Japan.
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[Title] => Gerry fight judge known
[Summary] => A judge who voted against Gerry Peñalosa when he lost the World Boxing Council (WBC) superflyweight title to In Joo Cho on a questionable split decision three years ago has a chance to redeem himself.
Chuck Williams, 67, was one of two judges who scored it for Cho in that fateful fight in Seoul. He was also a judge in Luisito Espinosa’s defense of the WBC featherweight crown against Cesar Soto in El Paso in 1999. Soto won a unanimous but disputed decision and wrested the title from Espinosa.
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[Title] => It’s final – Gerry to fight in Tokyo
[Summary] => Lawyer Rudy Salud kept his word in sticking to his final purse bid of $300,000 and yesterday agreed to World Boxing Council (WBC) superflyweight champion Masamori Tokuyama staking his crown against No. 1 contender Gerry Peñalosa in Tokyo on Sept. 29.
Tokuyama’s manager Hideo Kanazawa tendered his last offer of $320,000 – of which $80,000 is earmarked for Peñalosa – and five round-trip airplane tickets in a letter coursed through matchmaker Joe Koizumi the other day.
Koizumi made an impassioned appeal for Salud to accept the Japanese bid.
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[Title] => It’s final – Gerry to fight in Tokyo
[Summary] => Lawyer Rudy Salud kept his word in sticking to his final purse bid of $300,000 and yesterday agreed to World Boxing Council (WBC) superflyweight champion Masamori Tokuyama staking his crown against No. 1 contender Gerry Peñalosa in Tokyo on Sept. 29.
Tokuyama’s manager Hideo Kanazawa tendered his last offer of $320,000 – of which $80,000 is earmarked for Peñalosa – and five round-trip airplane tickets in a letter coursed through matchmaker Joe Koizumi the other day.
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[Title] => Prince hails future King - SPORTING CHANCE by Joaquin M. Henson
[Summary] => Keiji (The Prince) Yamaguchi is convinced Gerry Peñalosa will regain the World Boxing Council (WBC) superflyweight title.
The Japanese fighter said he never expected Peñalosa to be so strong. Last Saturday night, Peñalosa stopped Yamaguchi in 93 seconds of the first round to retain his WBC International 115-pound crown at the Araneta Coliseum.
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[Title] => Not over for Tunacao - SPORTING CHANCE by Joaquin M. Henson
[Summary] => It was a humiliating loss. And Malcolm Tuñacao only has himself to blame for the lack of discipline in regulating his food intake. Luckily, he wasn’t seriously hurt in losing his World Boxing Council (WBC) flyweight title to Pongsaklek Wonjongkam on a first round knockout in Pichit province, Thailand, last Friday.
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[Title] => Gerry’s do-or-die duel - SPORTING CHANCE by Joaquin M. Henson
[Summary] => World Boxing Council (WBC) International superflyweight champion Gerry Peñalosa isn’t taking any chances against challenger Ratanachai Sor Vorapin of Thailand in their scheduled 12-round title bout at the Casino Filipino Amphitheather in Parañaque on Nov. 25.
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[Title] => Weight loss to diminish Erik’s power
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Even if Erik Morales manages to tip the scales at 130 pounds at the weigh-in the day before his fight against Manny Pacquiao, he won’t be as terrible as his moniker suggests when the bell finally rings to signal the start of their 12-round rubber match at the Thomas and Mack Center in Las Vegas on Saturday night (Sunday morning, Manila).
Former World Boxing Council secretary-general Rudy Salud said the other day the drop in weight from 142 pounds a month ago will lessen Morales’ power and make it easier for Pacquiao to mow down the Mexican.
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Ipapalabas ng Viva Vintage Sports ang nasabing laban via satellite simula sa alas-6 ng gabi sa IBC 13. Tampok sa main supporting bout ang sagupaan sa pagitan nina feature OPBF welterweight champion Rev Santillan ng Philippines at Kenji Go ng Japan.
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[Summary] => A judge who voted against Gerry Peñalosa when he lost the World Boxing Council (WBC) superflyweight title to In Joo Cho on a questionable split decision three years ago has a chance to redeem himself.
Chuck Williams, 67, was one of two judges who scored it for Cho in that fateful fight in Seoul. He was also a judge in Luisito Espinosa’s defense of the WBC featherweight crown against Cesar Soto in El Paso in 1999. Soto won a unanimous but disputed decision and wrested the title from Espinosa.
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[Title] => It’s final – Gerry to fight in Tokyo
[Summary] => Lawyer Rudy Salud kept his word in sticking to his final purse bid of $300,000 and yesterday agreed to World Boxing Council (WBC) superflyweight champion Masamori Tokuyama staking his crown against No. 1 contender Gerry Peñalosa in Tokyo on Sept. 29.
Tokuyama’s manager Hideo Kanazawa tendered his last offer of $320,000 – of which $80,000 is earmarked for Peñalosa – and five round-trip airplane tickets in a letter coursed through matchmaker Joe Koizumi the other day.
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[Title] => It’s final – Gerry to fight in Tokyo
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Tokuyama’s manager Hideo Kanazawa tendered his last offer of $320,000 – of which $80,000 is earmarked for Peñalosa – and five round-trip airplane tickets in a letter coursed through matchmaker Joe Koizumi the other day.
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The Japanese fighter said he never expected Peñalosa to be so strong. Last Saturday night, Peñalosa stopped Yamaguchi in 93 seconds of the first round to retain his WBC International 115-pound crown at the Araneta Coliseum.
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September 23, 2001 - 12:00am
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