+ Follow ERIC TAINO AND RIZA ZALAMEDA Tag
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[Title] => Netters equal three-gold haul in ’91
[Summary] => Cecil Mamiit missed a perfect 3-of-3 showing with a loss in the men’s doubles finals but the RP mixed doubles pair salvaged the gold medal as the Filipino netters matched the country’s three-gold haul in the SEA Games also in Manila 14 years ago.
With Mamiit beaten for the first time, Eric Taino and Riza Zalameda took up the cudgel for RP as they carved out a tough 2-6, 6-3, 6-4 win over the third seeded Indon pair of Suwandi Suwandi and Wynne Prakusya for the mixed doubles crown, capping RP’s three-gold production in the games.
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[Title] => Mamiit gives RP tennis a rebirth
[Summary] => Cecil Mamiit added last night the men’s singles gold medal to the men’s team crown the Philippines earlier won, marking a renaissance of sort for RP tennis in the 23rd SEA Games at the Rizal Memorial Tennis Center.
The second-seeded Mamiit outsteadied and outlasted Thai top-ranked Danai Udomchoke in a fierce baseline battle, hacking out a gut-wrenching 6-3, 5-7, 6-4 victory for the men’s singles championship.
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The second-seeded Mamiit outsteadied and outlasted Thai top-ranked Danai Udomchoke in a fierce baseline battle, hacking out a gut-wrenching 6-3, 5-7, 6-4 victory for the men’s singles championship.
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With Mamiit beaten for the first time, Eric Taino and Riza Zalameda took up the cudgel for RP as they carved out a tough 2-6, 6-3, 6-4 win over the third seeded Indon pair of Suwandi Suwandi and Wynne Prakusya for the mixed doubles crown, capping RP’s three-gold production in the games.
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The second-seeded Mamiit outsteadied and outlasted Thai top-ranked Danai Udomchoke in a fierce baseline battle, hacking out a gut-wrenching 6-3, 5-7, 6-4 victory for the men’s singles championship.
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The second-seeded Mamiit outsteadied and outlasted Thai top-ranked Danai Udomchoke in a fierce baseline battle, hacking out a gut-wrenching 6-3, 5-7, 6-4 victory for the men’s singles championship.
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