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                    [Title] => Sick of getting shafted
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The controversial loss of Filipino welterweight Wilfredo Lopez in his gold medal match at the 27th Southeast Asian Games in Myanmar only got two lines in some news entities’ reportage.

                    [DatePublished] => 2013-12-16 00:00:00
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                    [AuthorName] => Bill Velasco
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                    [Title] => A SEA Games first
                    [Summary] => The final bell has long rung. The winner’s hand has been raised, the national anthem played. The fighters, with flecks of blood mixing with the salty sweat on their jerseys, head to their corners, breathe heavily, unstrap their headgear.


And flip their hair.


Women’s boxing makes its debut in the Philippine Southeast Asian Games, and this is so far removed from the original laws of the Olympics, when women weren’t even allowed to participate in running events, let alone try to slug it out with each other.


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Sick of getting shafted

By Bill Velasco | December 16, 2013 - 12:00am

The controversial loss of Filipino welterweight Wilfredo Lopez in his gold medal match at the 27th Southeast Asian Games in Myanmar only got two lines in some news entities’ reportage.

Sports

A SEA Games first

By Bill Velasco | August 22, 2005 - 12:00am

The final bell has long rung. The winner’s hand has been raised, the national anthem played. The fighters, with flecks of blood mixing with the salty sweat on their jerseys, head to their corners, breathe heavily,...

Sports