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With his compatriots falling one after the other in the epee and foil events, the 24-year-old Mendoza vows to go all out for a medal in this eight-day event sponsored by Sharp and organized by the Philippine Amateur Fencing Association (PAFA).


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Last RP bet foiled; China reigns

By Joey Villar | April 24, 2004 - 12:00am

Powerhouse China bulldozed its way to a fourth gold medal by winning the men’s sabre event, taking out top RP bet Wally Mendoza in the process yesterday at the end of all individual events in the Sharp Asian...

Sports

Team RP pins hopes on Mendoza in sabre

By Joey Villar | April 23, 2004 - 12:00am

Wally Mendoza hopes to accomplish what his teammates failed to do as Team Philippines tries to come up with a respectable showing in the last of the individual events — sabre — at resumption of the Sharp...

Sports