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Asian fighters dominate world boxingchampionship

AFP News ± Mon, Oct 3, 2011

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Asian Games flyweight champion Rey Saludar of the Philippines reached the third round of the

world championships on Sunday with a confident 28-12 win over Tajik Yusufi Safevidin.

The 23-year-old Saludar, who won bronze at this year's Asian championships, will now face Rau Shee

Warren of the United States, who outclassed Ukraine's Georgiy Chygayev 22-15.

Mongolia's Tugstogt Nyambayar, the 2009 world championship silver medalist, battled into the third

round with a tough 17-14 win over India's Suranjoy Singh Mayengbam, the Asian Games bronze

medalist.

Top-seeded Misha Aloian of Russia, who won bronze at the 2009 world championship, was in

complete command against Botswana's Oteng Oteng, winning confidently 18-5.

Asian Games light welterweight champion Daniyar Eleussinov of Kazakhstan defeated Japan'sMasatsugu Kawachi 14-4 and next meets Hungary's Gyula Kate, the third seed, who beat Canada's

Yves Ulysse 27-17.

Asian champion Munkh-Erdene Uranchimeg of Mongolia also advanced with a 20-6 win over Lyndel

Marcellin of Saint Lucia.

Kazakhstan's two-time welterweight world champion, and Asian Games winner, Serik Sapiyev

outclassed Apichet Seansit of Thailand 16-7 forcing the referee to stop the bout in the second round.

Meanwhile, Ukraine's Taras Shelestyuk upset 2008 Beijing Olympics silver medalist Carlos Banteur

Suarez of Cuba, 17-15.

In the light heavyweight category Cuba team skipper Julio De La Cruz Peraza experienced few

troubles against Caner Sayak of Turkey, winning 17-7 in his second-round bout.

Kazakhstan's Adilbek Niyazimbetov produced another upset battling into the next round in a tough

bout with Asian champion Hyengkyu Kim of South Korea, winning 14-9.

In the super heavyweights, reigning champion Roberto Cammarelle of Italy, who enjoyed an opening

round bye, saw off Venezuela's Jose Payares 17-8.

China's Zhilei Zhang, the Asian Games gold medalist, also breezed into the third round beating

Joseph Parker of New Zealand 15-7.



Villas-Boas hails Chelsea's ruthless finishing vsBolton

By Ian Whittell | AFP News ± Mon, Oct 3, 2011

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Chelsea manager Andre Villas-Boas insists his team's 5-1 destruction of Bolton showed they have

finally discovered the ruthless instincts required to win the Premier League.



Frank Lampard scored a hat-trick within an hour on his 350th league appearance for the club, while

Daniel Sturridge scored twice as Chelsea routed Wanderers, who had to settle for a consolation goal

from Dedryck Boyata early in the second half at the Reebok Stadium on Sunday.

The Blues are now in third place, three points behind leaders Manchester United, and Villas-Boas isadamant it was about time Chelsea won by a big scoreline.

"We have been looking towards this victory for quite some time," he said. "It happened because we

were more prolific in front of goal.

"I would like to dedicate the victory to my technical staff and my players. We have been chasing this

victory for quite some time, we have deserved this for some time but for various reasons it hasn't

been happening for us but it happened today.

"I don't think it's a statement. It is just something that fills us with pride because it is not as though

we haven't been trying to do this before.

"We have been trying but football is a game full of uncertain things and for various reasons - luck, a

lack of efficiency - we weren't able to find a result like this before.

"We have been creating the same volume of opportunities, today we were just more prolific and it

paid off very, very well."

Lampard was the outstanding performer among many for Chelsea, especially given the uncertainty

surrounding his future under the new Chelsea manager.

Whatever the future holds for the 33-year-old, he showed at the Reebok Stadium that he is not losing

any of his scoring touch with age.

"It is good for him because he had a good, solid performance alongside the rest of the team," Villas-

Boas said.

"He arrived with perfect timing as he has been doing these past years. His talent has never been in

question, but we spoke before, it is not a question of age, it is a question of competence.

"This squad is full of competence and the talent has never been in question. We have enough talent

to challenge for the Premier League."

Chelsea now go into the international break hot on the heels of pacesetters United and Manchester

City and with their manager in optimistic mood.



"Next week two title contenders play each other - Liverpool and Manchester United - then the two

Manchester clubs play each other the following week," he said.

"It is important for us to continue to win and close the gap. We have a difficult game against Everton

and a difficult game against QPR but hopefully, if we manage to get six points out of that, it will putus in a better position."

Bolton manager Owen Coyle has now seen his team lose 11 of their last 12 league games and six

consecutive this season.

Yet he remained defiant in the face of growing pressure and criticism.

"I took stick as a player and I will take it as a manager," he said. "I'll be back on that training ground

to work because all I want to do is put a smile on the fans' faces.

"People have said lovely things about me and the success I've had for six years. If I come in for

criticism now, so be it. I'll take it on the chin because all I want to do is work hard for those fans.

"We knew it was an horrendous fixture list in terms of playing five of the teams who will finish in the

top six and we have taken nothing from them.

"Now we are going into a group of games we feel we can take points from."

FEU, La Salle ahead in UAAP table tennis09/28/2011 | 09:30 PM

Far Eastern University and La Salle are leading the men's and women's divisions of the 74th UAAP table

tennis after the first round over the weekend at the Blue Eagle Gym.

The Tamaraws, the 2009 champions, completed a seven-game sweep with a 3-1 victory

over University of the Philippines.

La Salle managed to stay in second place after the Green Archers capped their weekend with a 6-1 victory

over defending men's champion University of Santo Tomas (UST).



University of the East (UE) placed third with a 5-2 card, capped by a 3-1 win over National University (NU).

UST, UP, Ateneo, NU and Adamson University complete the rankings in the men's division.

In women's action, La Salle also completed a first-round sweep after a 3-2 win over Ateneo.

UP also scored a 3-2 triumph over UST to take second place with a 5-1 card followed by reigning titlist FEU's

4-2 slate after a 3-0 blanking of NU.

UST, Ateneo, NU and Adamson rounded out the standings in the women's first round.

The second round will be played on October 1 and 2 also at the Blue Eagle Gym. ² JVP, GMA News

NC AA: Letran Knights knock CSB Blazers out from FinalFour race10/03/2011 | 07:54 PM

Letran College foiled College of St. Benilde's comeback bid in the fourth period to runaway with a 72-60

victory Monday in the second round of the 87th NCAA basketball tournament.

With the victory, the Knights eliminated the Blazers from the Final Four contention while improving their

slate to 14 wins and 3 losses.

The Knights were off to a hot start, posting a 15-3 lead but went erratic in the third where they lost their

nine-point lead at the half (28-19).

CSB had their first and last taste of the lead at 37-36 after two free throws from Alison Carlos with still 4:16

in the third canto.

In the final period, the Blazers managed to threaten the Knights anew twice, the last time at 60-66, with

still, 1:25 left after a basket by Juan Taha.

Kevin Alas paced the Knights with 16 points, 9 rebounds and 6 assists while Taha toprscored for the Blazers

with 18 markers and 11 rebounds. - OMG, GMA News

NC AA 87: San Beda repeats win over Saint Benilde



09/28/2011 | 05:28 PM

Garvo Lanete scattered 17 of his game-high 25 points in the second half to lead defending champion San

Beda to an 84-75 triumph over College of Saint Benilde Wednesday in 87th NCAA men's basketball

tournament.

San Beda coach Frankie Lim praised the all around game of Lanete, who also had six rebounds, two assists

and two steals.

The win also improved the Red Lions' chances of earning one of the two Final Four berths that enjoy a twice-

to-beat advantage. San Beda now holds a 13-2 win-loss slate for a half-a-game lead over Letran's 12-3

mark.

Lim said they are already looking forward to their last two games against Letran and San Sebastian in the

final week of the elimination round. San Beda will still face guest team Lyceum on Friday.

Big man Dave Marcelo, who helped Lanete in anchoring the Red Lions' second-quarter break away, finished

with 18 points and 11 rebounds to go with his four block shots, two steals and one assist.

But the Blazers, who suffered their 10th setback in 15 outings, put the game under protest.

The Blazers argued on the referee's decision of not allowing Lastimosa back in the game after the

sophomore guard was helped by their team physical therapist and utility personnel with two minutes and 47

seconds left in the fourth period.

Lastimosa was accidentally poked by San Beda's Baser Amer, who tried to stop him while driving to the

basket.

NCAA rules state the team needs to replace an injured free throw shooter and the player can only be

inserted back into the game after three minutes.

NCAA commissioner Aric Del Rosario said that CSB's PT and utility should have informed the referees that

they are going to enter the playing court to help Lastimosa. "But they just went in and that means they are

going to replace Lastimosa."

Lastimosa was actually on a roll before the incident and has scored CSB's last eight points to trim San

Beda's 12-point lead to five, 72-67.

Lastimosa paced the Blazers' losing cause with 15 points and three rebounds while Jonathan Grey and Luis

Cinco scored 14 and 12 markers each. ² JVP, GMA News

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