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So blows bid, ends up 18th

By Joey Villar | December 30, 2015 - 9:00am

Grandmaster Wesley So blew away a winning line and instead took a stinging setback to Chinese GM Yu Yangyi to turn in a disappointing...

Sports

Jaworski to Gilas after Japan conquest: Prepare for bigger battles

By Aldo Avinante | August 6, 2013 - 12:01am

Filipino basketball legend Robert Jaworski was noticeably missing in Gilas Pilipinas’ game against Chinese Taipei last Saturday. But on Monday, he made sure to personally support the squad in their crucial...

Sports