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[Summary] => The debate over whether athletes should be role models or not has been an unending one, with a handful being vocal about their sports aptitude being more than enough to define them.
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[Title] => To battle for a friend
[Summary] => Tuesday night, almost the entire sports broadcasting fraternity gathered at the adidas Sports Kamp in Fort Bonifacio to go to bat for a friend.
Perhaps some of you have heard how our long-time friend and colleague, Butch Maniego, has been afflicted by kidney failure, and is now required to undergo dialysis three times a week to maintain his health. It’s funny how we think how terrible something is, until it hits us when somebody we actually know contracts it, and we see how difficult the situation can be. It’s no joke.
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[Title] => Vince, a prince in the kitchen
[Summary] => Last June 8, fans and viewers of the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) were treated to a once-in-a-lifetime live performance by one of PBA’s most good-looking players, Vince Hizon. It was the Commissioner’s Cup and his girlfriend of nine months, Patricia "Shaan" Bermudez, was doing the half-time report of the Coke and Talk N’ Text game. Shaan, a courtside reporter for the PBA, had no idea what was going to happen that day.
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