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Paris Olympics beckon for top Pinoy athletes

Paris Olympics beckon for top Pinoy athletes
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Marcial seals ticket to Paris • Jun Lomibao

HANGZHOU—Eumir Felix Marcial was a beast atop the ring and knocked out Syria’s Ahmad Ghousoon one minute and 11 seconds into the second round on Wednesday afternoon at the Hangzhou Gymnasium. From beast mode, Marcial transformed into a man so emotional that he shed tears in front of media in the post-fight interview. “I thank

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Asian Games now part of boxing qualification for Paris Olympics

The Association of Boxing Alliances in the Philippines (ABAP) is building up the best strategies for its athletes following the new qualification system for the 2024 Paris Olympics.
ABAP executive director Marcus Manalo said they are looking at international tournaments and training camps for more

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Filipino boxers begin SEA Games campaign

BAC NINH City, Vietnam—Tokyo Olympics women’s boxing silver medalist Nesthy Petecio stakes her mettle against Myanmar’s Kay Thwe in the 31st Southeast Asian Games on Wednesday at the Bac Ninh Stadium. A victory by Petecio will assure her of a bronze medal that could turn into gold and cement her…

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Ladon worthy replacement | Josef Ramos

TOKYO Olympics silver medalist Carlo Paalam harbors no hard feelings on his exclusion from the national boxing team to the 31st Southeast Asian Games set next month in Hanoi “It’s give and take between me and Rogen [Ladon],” Paalam told BusinessMirror from the team’s training camp in Muak Lek, Thailand,…

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PHL pugs marked in Hanoi | Josef Ramos

WHEN the national boxing team arrives in Hanoi for the 31st Southeast Asian Games in May, each of the five men and five women on the squad will have imaginary bullseyes on their backs. “Our boxers will be targets in the SEA Games,” Association of Boxing Alliances in the Philippines…

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Marcial on Team PHL to 31st SEAG, but undecided on defending gold

EUMIR FELIX MARCIAL is on the national boxing team to the 31st Southeast Asian Games but the Tokyo Olympics bronze medalist is undecided on defending his middleweight gold medal in Hanoi. “I haven’t decided yet if I will fight in the SEA Games or not,” Marcial told BusinessMirror on Tuesday,…

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Ladon, Bautista batter foes to enter gold medal round in Thailand boxing tiff

Southeast Asian Games gold medalist Rogen Ladon and bronze medal winner Ian Clark Bautista overwhelmed their respective foes to barge into the gold medal round of the Thailand Open International Boxing Tournament.

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Ladon, Pasuit, Bacyadan bag golds in Thailand Open

GOLDEN PUNCH. Rogen Ladon (right) connects with a left uppercut to Amit Panghal of India during their men's flyweight gold medal bout in the 2022 Thailand Open International Boxing Tournament at the Angsana Laguna Phuket Resort Hotel. Ladon grabbed the gold after scoring a 3-2 split decision victory. (Asian Boxing Confederation photo) PHUKET, Thailand - Filipino boxers Rogen Ladon, Riza Pasuit and Hergie Bacyadan snagged gold medals to lead the Philippines' triumphant campaign in the 2022 Thailand Open International Boxing Tournament at the posh Angsana Laguna Phuket Resort Hotel here on Saturday. The reigning Southeast Asian Games flyweight king Ladon earned the nod of three judges for a 3-2 split decision upset over defending Asian Games titlist and 2019 AIBA World Championships silver winner Amit Panghal of India. Ladon, a Rio Olympics veteran, fought methodically to clinch points in the first two rounds before surviving a late flurry from Amit in the final round. Later on, SEA Games 2019 silver medal finisher Pasuit dictated the tempo right from the get-go with solid counterpunching against Italy's Alessia Mesiano to rule the women's lightweight division. "I'm very happy. I expected the experience from Rogen to come out today. As for Riza, she is a very good counter-puncher and a great boxer moving forward," said Philippine boxing team head coach Don Abnett, who is accompanied by coaches Roel Velasco, Ronald Chavez, Reynaldo Galido and Mitchel Martinez. Bacyadan, a wushu athlete-turned-boxer, capped off the national boxing squad's successful stint with another gold after dominating Vietnam's Tran Thi Oanh Nhi, 5-0, in the women's middleweight category. Aside from the medals, Ladon, Pasuit and Bacyadan also received USD2,000 (more than PHP100,000) apiece as top finishers in the tournament organized by the Thailand Boxing Association headed by its president and concurrent Asian Boxing Federation president Pichai Chunhavajira. Meanwhile, Ian Clark Bautista (men's featherweight) and Aira Villegas (women's flyweight) settled for silver after faltering against higher-ranked opponents Serik Termizhanov of Kazakhstan and Nguyen Thi Tam of Vietnam. With the three golds and two silvers, the PH boxing team already eclipsed its medal haul in the 2019 edition (1 gold, 1 bronze) and 2018 iteration (1-1-2 gold-silver-bronze) when it seized the overall championship together with the host nation. "I think we've exceeded our expectations because as you know, our boxers have come from a long period of inactivity. We're happy with where we are right now," said Association of Boxing Alliances in the Philippines (ABAP) president Ed Picson, who is leading the Philippine delegation along with secretary-general Marcus Manalo. After the Thailand Open joined by 14 federations across Asia, Europe and Oceania, Picson said the Filipino pugs will head back to Muak Lek training camp to resume their preparation for next month's 31st Southeast Asian Games in Hanoi, Vietnam and 2022 AIBA Women's World Championship in Istanbul, Turkey. (PR) }

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PH boxing team shifts focus to bigger tourneys

The Philippine boxing team won three gold and two silver medals in the 2022 Thailand Open International Boxing Tournament held at the Angsana Laguna Phuket Resort Hotel. From left: Roel Velasco (coach), Mitchel Martinez (coach), Hergie Bacyadan, Aira Villegas, Riza Pasuit, Reynaldo Galido (coach), R

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