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(UPDATE) Pacquiao now within weight limit

By Dino Maragay | May 1, 2009 - 1:50pm

MANILA, Philippines – Fans of Manny Pacquiao no longer have to worry as the Filipino star is within the required weight limit of 140 pounds, a TV report said today.

When sports becomes matter of national interest

By Philip Ella Juico | March 24, 2009 - 12:00am

If we are to accept that sports have evolved into complex organizations and big business characterized by commercialism as asserted by Arthur T. Johnson and James H. Frey, in their book, “Government and Sport”...

Sports