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                    [Title] => Ring victim a deaf-mute
                    [Summary] => Here’s an interesting twist to the sad tale of lightflyweight boxer Freddie Gimay who died of a cerebral hemorrhage last Oct. 28 at the Romeo Sibud County Hospital in Titay, Zamboanga Sibugay. He succumbed about 12 hours after being knocked out by Rober (Power) Gadian at 2:20 of the eighth round in a scheduled tenner at the municipal gym.


Gimay, 32, was a deaf-mute. He couldn’t hear and couldn’t speak.
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Gimay, 32, was a deaf-mute. He couldn’t hear and couldn’t speak.
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