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Have we seen the last of Cecil Mamiit?
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                    [Title] => Ailing Mamiit seals RP’s Davis Cup win over Kuwait
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KUWAIT CITY – Cecil Mamiit rose from his hospital bed and teamed up with fellow Fil-American Eric Taino to power the Philippines past Kuwait in the doubles and complete a sweep of their Asia-Oceania Zone Group II Davis Cup finals here Saturday.
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                    [Title] => RP Davis Cuppers lead Pakistanis, 2-1
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Cecil Mamiit and Eric Taino gave their fans a big reason to cheer yesterday by winning their doubles match against Pakistan’s Aqeel Khan and Asim Shafik at the Rizal Memorial Tennis Center.


The crowd that braved the afternoon heat got what they came for as the Philippines moved up, 2-1, in their best-of-five Asia Oceania Group 2 Davis Cup tie where a Group 1 slot for next year is at stake.


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The Philippines’ Davis Cup team starts its Group II tie tomorrow against Pakistan but whoever the host team would field for which matches will be known in the draw of lots at 10 a.m. today at the Sheraton Hotel.


Powered by Fil-Americans Cecil Mamiit and Eric Taino, the host will face a squad which has been relegated to Group II after a dismal run last year in Asia-Oceania Group I where it lost all three ties.


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                    [Title] => Fil-Ams head list of 40 bets for Beijing
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Philippine Sports Commission chairman Butch Ramirez is looking at 40 athletes who will be placed under an extensive and expensive training program for the 2008 Beijing Olympics.


Ramirez yesterday said after consulting with the heads of the 14 chosen sports with medal chances in Beijing, he already has in his hands the names of the 40 athletes.


He clarified, however, that not all these athletes will make it to Beijing since some of them may not get past their respective qualifying tournaments.


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                    [Title] => Mamiit, Taino ignite RP sweep of Sri Lanka
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With SEA Games heroes Cecil Mamiit and Eric Taino at the helm, the Philippines blanked a listless Sri Lanka side, 3-0, yesterday to boost its semifinal bid in the 2006 BNP Paribas Asia Oceania Zone III Davis Cup competitions at the Manila Polo Club.


Taino, mixed doubles winner in the 2005 SEA Games, opened up the hosts’ bid with a 6-0, 6-1 win over Amrit Rupasinghe in the first singles before Mamiit, a SEAG singles gold medalist, sealed the win with a 6-4, 6-2 win over Harshana Godamanna in the other singles match.


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Randy Villanueva said it’s the first time he’s seen the country initials PHI in the main draw of an ATP event in a long, long time and he’s ecstatic. "Thanks, Cecil and Eric," he texted. "Go, Philippines."


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Mamiit and Taino powered Team Philippines to three gold medals in the Games, marking the rebirth of Philippine tennis as it matched its production in the biennial meet 14 years ago at the Rizal Memorial Tennis Center.


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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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The crowd that braved the afternoon heat got what they came for as the Philippines moved up, 2-1, in their best-of-five Asia Oceania Group 2 Davis Cup tie where a Group 1 slot for next year is at stake.


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The Philippines’ Davis Cup team starts its Group II tie tomorrow against Pakistan but whoever the host team would field for which matches will be known in the draw of lots at 10 a.m. today at the Sheraton Hotel.


Powered by Fil-Americans Cecil Mamiit and Eric Taino, the host will face a squad which has been relegated to Group II after a dismal run last year in Asia-Oceania Group I where it lost all three ties.


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Ramirez yesterday said after consulting with the heads of the 14 chosen sports with medal chances in Beijing, he already has in his hands the names of the 40 athletes.


He clarified, however, that not all these athletes will make it to Beijing since some of them may not get past their respective qualifying tournaments.


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Taino, mixed doubles winner in the 2005 SEA Games, opened up the hosts’ bid with a 6-0, 6-1 win over Amrit Rupasinghe in the first singles before Mamiit, a SEAG singles gold medalist, sealed the win with a 6-4, 6-2 win over Harshana Godamanna in the other singles match.


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Randy Villanueva said it’s the first time he’s seen the country initials PHI in the main draw of an ATP event in a long, long time and he’s ecstatic. "Thanks, Cecil and Eric," he texted. "Go, Philippines."


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Mamiit and Taino powered Team Philippines to three gold medals in the Games, marking the rebirth of Philippine tennis as it matched its production in the biennial meet 14 years ago at the Rizal Memorial Tennis Center.


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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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