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It was a very exciting boxing fight. Both fighters traded blows that could match the fury of hurricane Katrina. I enjoyed the fight all throut. I imagined myself at the ringside, cheering for Taylor.


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PHILIPPINES NATIONAL ANTHEM

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Letter to the Editor – Only in the USA

December 10, 2005 - 12:00am

As a boxing enthusiast, I didn't fail to watch the rematch between Hopkins and Taylor in their middleweight championship of the world, live on television. It was a very exciting boxing fight. Both fighters traded...

Freeman Opinion

‘Farewell, see you in Thailand’

By Joey Villar | December 6, 2005 - 12:00am

The 23rd Southeast Asian Games ended the way it started — in a burst of light and colors. Only this time, it heralded the coming of host Philippines as the new sporting king of the region.

Headlines