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Showing posts with label boxing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label boxing. Show all posts
Saturday, November 26, 2011
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Gigaquit Town Fiesta 2010 - 3rd Mayor Carlos M. Egay, Sr. Boxing Competition
August 23, 2010 (7PM)
- 3rd Mayor Carlos M. Egay, Sr. Amateur Boxing Challenge
Gigaquit Multi-Purpose Bldg.
Organizer -Tourism & Assessor’s Office, LGU through the Season Director
Participants / - Coming from the 13 barangays (selective) Fighters
Promoter/ -RODELIO F. LOPEZ SERVICES & PROMOTIONS recognized by the ABAP and member of Provider Philippine Boxing Federation (PBF)
Prizes - wins (500), loss (300)
Admission fees - 100(ring side), 50 (benches)
WINNERS LOSSERS
1. Mark Kevin Patosa - Richard Jamesola
2. Archie Doble - Jerry Danao
3. Jerome Doble - Jhonrey Daniel
4. Joseph Latoga - Roderick Matildo
5. Joseph Doble - Renante Malda
6. Jun Mark Ladruma - Delmark Tacoyo
7. Jhon Paul Poliran - Nicholas Archilles
8. Michael Teotima - Ricky Ladrino
9. Dennis Ellorin - Jesus Doble
10. Franklin Larong - Melvin Mara-on
11. Nilo Canda - Jerome Morada
12. Jobencio Cantila - John Alvie Esperon
13. Ryan Omel Parnada - Jovanie Almason
The Medical Staff . . .
Representatives from the Amateur Boxing Association of the Philippines . . .
More photos . . .
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
“2nd Mayor Carlos M. Egay Amateur Boxing Tournament”
Gigaquit
August 23, 2009
Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao is idolized by most people in the world. Considered to be the pride of every Filipino, his ability and strong determination is a good motivation to those who want to follow his journey to success.

Here in Gigaquit, we have potential fighters who actively patronize boxing. Hence, the “2nd Mayor Carlos M. Egay amateur boxing tournament” was organized for those who wanted to experience being inside the ring. It was held at the Municipal Multi-Purpose Bldg. last August 23, 2009. It was participated by 13 barangays each with a maximum of 2-3 contingents. The final 14 pairings was divided into two sets and were drawn by lot for them to know their opponenets. Two hired round girls added the entertainment of the night.

The general admission ticket was P50 per person, while the ring side seats were charged P100. All tickets were sold out during that evening. The boxing coordinator Mr. Bong EupeƱa was surprised for the full support and participation of all male Gigaquitnons. Like in every game, there always be a winner and loser ...each of the latter received consolations worth P400 while the winners got P500 each.
August 23, 2009
Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao is idolized by most people in the world. Considered to be the pride of every Filipino, his ability and strong determination is a good motivation to those who want to follow his journey to success.

Here in Gigaquit, we have potential fighters who actively patronize boxing. Hence, the “2nd Mayor Carlos M. Egay amateur boxing tournament” was organized for those who wanted to experience being inside the ring. It was held at the Municipal Multi-Purpose Bldg. last August 23, 2009. It was participated by 13 barangays each with a maximum of 2-3 contingents. The final 14 pairings was divided into two sets and were drawn by lot for them to know their opponenets. Two hired round girls added the entertainment of the night.

The general admission ticket was P50 per person, while the ring side seats were charged P100. All tickets were sold out during that evening. The boxing coordinator Mr. Bong EupeƱa was surprised for the full support and participation of all male Gigaquitnons. Like in every game, there always be a winner and loser ...each of the latter received consolations worth P400 while the winners got P500 each.
The hired officiates for the event duly administered the selection and judging process. That was a risky activity but this kind of occasion brought nothing less than total excitement to all Gigaquitnons. It inculcated in the minds of the audience that every trial is like a fight, we may fall sometimes but in the end we could be among the best fighters. Life is so amazing!
The boxing officials
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