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                    [Summary] => Cebu boxing manager Rex "Wakee" Salud yesterday filed a protest before the World Boxing Association concerning the highly questionable defeat suffered by his prized boxer Eriberto  Gejon Jr. last Sunday in Japan.


Gejon lost by controversial technical split decision in the 10th round to Japanese champion Yutaka Niida in their WBA minimumweight title match at the Yokohama Arena.


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Referee Luis Pabon of Puerto Rico waved off the bout in the 10th round after a deep cut on Gejon's right eyelid inflicted by an accidental headbutt rendered the Mandaue City warrior unfit to continue fighting.


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Knowing that he's fighting at enemy lines, some boxing scholars postulated that the WBA ranked No.2 105-pounder Gejon needs to score a knockout for him to bring home the coveted crown that will surely add glitter to the already glorious year of Philippine boxing.



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Accepting Defeat

By Rico S. Navarro | October 2, 2005 - 12:00am

In sports, nobody wants to lose and it's tough to accept defeat. This is why athletes and sportsmen who can't take losing well end up "pikon," and are labeled as "sore losers." And the reason why they lost is always...

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Gejon rematch virtually assured

By Joaquin M. Henson | September 29, 2005 - 12:00am

No less than World Boxing Association (WBA) international coordinator Renzo Bagnariol of Nicaragua has assured Filipino challenger Eriberto (Yukka) Gejon’s manager Rex (Wakee) Salud of his support in pushing...

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Salud files protest vs WBA judges

September 28, 2005 - 12:00am

Cebu boxing manager Rex "Wakee" Salud yesterday filed a protest before the World Boxing Association concerning the highly questionable defeat suffered by his prized boxer Eriberto Gejon Jr. last Sunday...

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Salud protests Gejon's loss

September 28, 2005 - 12:00am

Cebuano impresario Rex "Wakee" Salud yesterday filed a protest before the World Boxing Association concerning the highly questionable defeat suffered by his prized boxer Eriberto "Ioka" Gejon, Jr. recently in J...

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Gejon fumbles in WBA title bid

September 26, 2005 - 12:00am

The presence of Filipino sports hero Manny Pacquiao did not weave magic nor produce miracle for Eriberto "Ioka" Gejon as the Cebuano boxer fumbled in his pursuit to snatch the WBA minimumweight crown, losing via...

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Gejon challenges Niida for WBC crown tonight

September 25, 2005 - 12:00am

Unbeaten Cebuano slick-puncher Eriberto "Ioka" Gejon, Jr. of RWS Stable takes on the most significant fight of his career so far when he challenges Japanese champion Yutaka Niida in a 12-round rumble for the World...

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