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So it was no surprise when Ari – whose real name is Eder Olivetti – relinquished his OPBF crown to fight Cassius Ponani Baloyi for the vacant International Boxing Organization (IBO) 130-pound title at the Carnival City Arena in Drakpan, South Africa, on April 17.


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After all, Laurente was coming off back-to-back losses in Indonesia and Thailand. He’d never won overseas – which was probably why Otsuka’s handlers thought he was the perfect fall-guy.


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                    [Summary] => So what if Orient and Pacific Boxing Federation (OPBF) superfeatherweight champion Tiger Ari turned 34 last June 30? Like vintage wine, he gets better with age. His secret? No vices.


Ari takes his career seriously. He’s dedicated. His focus is unflinching. When he’s inside the ring, Ari is a picture of confidence because he’s always well-trained. He’s got all the tools – he packs a mean wallop, he has a vast repertoire of punches, he’s smart, he’s tough to hit, and he’s durable.


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                    [Title] => Tiger Ari, OPBF champion pa rin
                    [Summary] => Napanatili ni Tiger Ari ang kanyang titulo sa Oriental and Pacific Boxing Federation (OPBF) Super-Featherweight  division nang kanyang itala ang impresibong tagumpay sa pamamagitan ng unanimous decision kontra kay Japanese Super Featherweight Atsushi Tamaki na ginanap sa Wakayama, Japan kahapon.


Sa unang round, maraming suntok ang tumama kay Tamaki kaya’t bumagsak ito at sa ikatlong round ay tuluyan na itong humalik sa canvass.


Gayunpaman, nakayanan ni Tamaki na manatiling nakatayo at tapusin ang 12-rounder kontra sa Pinoy.


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Ari takes his career seriously. He’s dedicated. His focus is unflinching. When he’s inside the ring, Ari is a picture of confidence because he’s always well-trained. He’s got all the tools – he packs a mean wallop, he has a vast repertoire of punches, he’s smart, he’s tough to hit, and he’s durable.


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Sa unang round, maraming suntok ang tumama kay Tamaki kaya’t bumagsak ito at sa ikatlong round ay tuluyan na itong humalik sa canvass.


Gayunpaman, nakayanan ni Tamaki na manatiling nakatayo at tapusin ang 12-rounder kontra sa Pinoy.


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Now or never for Tiger Ari

By Joaquin M. Henson | March 20, 2002 - 12:00am

He’s not getting any younger. And Tiger Ari, 34, is running out of time. The two-time Oriental and Pacific Boxing Federation (OPBF) superfeatherweight champion is also running out of opposition in this part...

Sports

Unlikely champ defies odds

December 26, 2001 - 12:00am

Dennis Laurente wasn’t supposed to beat undefeated Japanese prospect Yosuke Otsuka in their 12-round bout for the vacant Orient and Pacific Boxing Federation (OPBF) lightweight crown in Nagoya recently. After...

Sports

Tiger defies Father Time

By Joaquin M. Henson | July 18, 2001 - 12:00am

So what if Orient and Pacific Boxing Federation (OPBF) superfeatherweight champion Tiger Ari turned 34 last June 30? Like vintage wine, he gets better with age. His secret? No vices. Ari takes his career seriously....

Sports

Tiger Ari, OPBF champion pa rin

December 24, 2000 - 12:00am

Napanatili ni Tiger Ari ang kanyang titulo sa Oriental and Pacific Boxing Federation (OPBF) Super-Featherweight division nang kanyang itala ang impresibong tagumpay sa pamamagitan ng unanimous decision kontra kay...

PSN Palaro