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The 21-year-old armyman from Cebu, the least experienced in the seven-man Team Caltex Philippines, swarmed all over the taller Korean right at the opening bell and went on to join light flyweight Harry Tanamor in today’s final bouts.


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Ngunit ang tagumpay na ito ni Golez, ay nalukuban ng lungkot makaraang bumagsak ang limang iba pa niyang teammates sa kani-kanilang mga kalaban.


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The southpaw Armyman from Zamboanga, who turned 24 yesterday, pulled away from a slim 1-0 lead in the first round, pummeling Jon Sang Ryol with a series of three-punch attacks to become the first finalist with a whopping 11-3 win.


But two other Filipino boxers lost their respective bouts, all victims of bum decisions.


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Juanito Rubillar battles Do Yun Ra, currently the Korean No. 5 contender, in a
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Golez stops Korean to advance to final

August 21, 2002 - 12:00am

PYONGYANG, North Korea — Middleweight Maraon Golez yesterday demolished Korean No. 2 O Yong Su right in the first round and emerged as the second Filipino to vie for the gold in the Pyongyang International...

Sports

Golez lalaban para sa gold medal vs N. Korean

August 21, 2002 - 12:00am

PYONGYANG, North Korea--Pinaulanan ni middleweight Maraon Golez ng solidong kaliwa’t kanang kumbinasyon ang Korean No. 2 na si Yong Su sa first round upang makapasok sa gold medal bouts kahapon sa Pyongyang...

PSN Palaro

Tanamor outclasses Korean, enters final; Gamo, Igusquiza out

August 20, 2002 - 12:00am

PYONGYANG, North Korea – Light-flyweight Harry Tanamor of the Philippines dominated his Korean rival to make to the finals in the Pyongyang International boxing invitational tournament here Sunday. The southpaw...

Sports

Two title fights up in Peñalosa card

May 14, 2000 - 12:00am

Two title fights - one for the World Boxing Council international lightflyweight title and the other for the Philippine superbantamweight crown - are the supporting cards of the Gerry Peñalosa-Pone Saengmorakot...

Sports