+ Follow ELMER GEJON Tag
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[Title] => Takayama sakop na sa ALA Boxing
[Summary] => Usa na ka ALA Boy si kanhi WBA ug WBC minimumweight champion Katsunari Takayama sa Osaka Japan human nipirma'g kasabotan uban sa nabantog nga ALA Promotions.
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[AuthorName] => Ni Lemuel P. Maglinte
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[Title] => Cebu Boxing in 2005
[Summary] => Cebu has always been proud of being the hotbed of boxing in the Philippines, and we've proven it once again in 2005. With the year of boxing basically done save for a few more fights, it is certain that another year will end without a world champion from Cebu Boxing. However, there are still many highlights worth citing.
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[AuthorName] => Rico S. Navarro
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[Title] => Elmer Gejon vies for WBC Int'l title in South Africa today
[Summary] => Cebuano ringster Elmer Gejon of RWS Stable will take up what is by far the biggest fight in his career as he battles South African star Tshepo Lefele today in a 12-round war for the vacant World Boxing Council (WBC) International light flyweight title at the Orient Theatre in East London, South Africa.
Fighting at enemy lines is truly a herculean task for Gejon, but the reigning Philippine minimumweight champion hopes to draw strength and inspiration from fellow Cebuano Bert Batawang of SGG Stable, who scored a historic triumph in South Africa last year.
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[Title] => Suico pulverizes foe in two rounds
[Summary] => CEBU CITY — In an awesome display of firepower, Orient and Pacific Boxing Federation (OPBF) superfeatherweight champion Randy Suico unleashed a five-punch barrage–capped by a vicious left cross to the jaw–to knock out teenaged Korean challenger Seung Won Baek at 0:45 of the second round in the jampacked Waterfront Hotel Ballroom here Friday night.
It was the 24-year-old Suico’s second defense of the OPBF crown he won via a sixth round stoppage of Sung Ho Yuh in April two years ago.
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[Title] => Suico stakes future tonite
[Summary] => CEBU CITY — For Orient and Pacific Boxing Federation (OPBF) superfeatherweight champion Randy Suico, defending the title against South Korean challenger Seung Won Baek isn’t the only thing on his mind in their scheduled 12-round bout at the Waterfront Hotel in Lahug here tonight.
There’s a lot more at stake for Suico than the OPBF crown. On the line are his lofty No. 2 ranking in the World Boxing Council (WBC) ratings and the chance to face No. 1 contender Mzonke Fana in a title eliminator in South Africa in April or May.
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ELMER GEJON
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[Summary] => Cebuano ringster Elmer Gejon of RWS Stable will take up what is by far the biggest fight in his career as he battles South African star Tshepo Lefele today in a 12-round war for the vacant World Boxing Council (WBC) International light flyweight title at the Orient Theatre in East London, South Africa.
Fighting at enemy lines is truly a herculean task for Gejon, but the reigning Philippine minimumweight champion hopes to draw strength and inspiration from fellow Cebuano Bert Batawang of SGG Stable, who scored a historic triumph in South Africa last year.
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[Title] => Suico pulverizes foe in two rounds
[Summary] => CEBU CITY — In an awesome display of firepower, Orient and Pacific Boxing Federation (OPBF) superfeatherweight champion Randy Suico unleashed a five-punch barrage–capped by a vicious left cross to the jaw–to knock out teenaged Korean challenger Seung Won Baek at 0:45 of the second round in the jampacked Waterfront Hotel Ballroom here Friday night.
It was the 24-year-old Suico’s second defense of the OPBF crown he won via a sixth round stoppage of Sung Ho Yuh in April two years ago.
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There’s a lot more at stake for Suico than the OPBF crown. On the line are his lofty No. 2 ranking in the World Boxing Council (WBC) ratings and the chance to face No. 1 contender Mzonke Fana in a title eliminator in South Africa in April or May.
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