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OLYMPIC OPENING CEREMONIES TO BE TELECAST ‘LIVE’ BY TV 5 AND ITS OTHER PLATFORMS By Ronnie Nathanielsz PhilBoxing.com Thu, 26 Jul 2012  The opening ceremonies at any Olympic Games is always a compelling and entertaining event and this year will be no exception. Filipinos will get a chance to watch the stirring spectacle when TV 5, Aksyon TV, Hyper 2 and HyperHD telecast the ceremonies “live” at 4:00 a.m. on Saturday, July 28 with a replay on AKTV IBC 13 at 12:00 noon. ABC 5 promises to provide a comprehensive coverage of the Olympics through SPORTS5, the sports arm of TV5—thru its available platforms including free TV channels TV5, AksyonTV and AKTV and pay TV channel HYPER along with exclusive Cignal channels Hyper2 and HyperHD. The network has committed to keep every minute of action covered as Filipinos await the fate of Filipinos in the world’s greatest sporting event. Despite having only 11 athletes competing in London, there is hope that among them will emerge a possible first gold medalist in history. This year’s Olympics contingent is the leanest fielded by the Philippines since the 1996 Atlanta Olympics in which boxer Mansueto “Onyok” Velasco won a silver medal. Filipino athetes will compete in nine out of the 26 sporting events in this year’s Games, challenged by President Benigno S. Aquino III to “surprise the world” and end the countrry’s medal drought over the past four Olympics. The quest for gold and glory rests on Mark Anthony Barriga (boxing-49kg), Marestella Torres (track-long jump), Rene Herrera (track-5000M), Jasmine Alkhaldi (swimming-100m freestyle), Jessie Khing Lacuna (swimming-200m freestyle), Hidilyn Diaz (weightlifting-58kg), Brian Rosario (shooting-skeet), Tomohiko Hoshina (judo-+100kg), Daniel Caluag (BMX), Mark Javier (archery-individual) and Rachelle Anne Cabral-dela Cruz (archery-individual).es. Led by TV5 sports ambassador Derek Ramsay and sports reporter Lia Cruz, SPORTS5 will bring Filipinos closer to London as the Kapatid Network and all its affiliate channels deliver continuing updates and live coverage of many of the Olympics’ sporting events, especially those involving the Filipino athletes. The schedule of participation and telecast times are as follows: § Rachel Cabral and Mark Javier (Archery – Qualifying Rounds) - July 28, 3-3:30pm on AKTV § Jessie Khing Lacuna (Swimming – Qualifying Heats) - July 29, 11:30pm to 2am on AKTV § Brian Rosario (Shooting – Qualifying Rounds) - July 31, 9pm to 10pm on AKTV § Hidilyn Diaz (Weightlifting) - July 31, 10:30pm to 12:30am on AKTV § Mark Barriga (Boxing – First Round) - July 31, 11pm to 2:30am on AKTV § Jasmine Alkhaldi (Swimming – Qualifying Heats) - August 1, 9pm to 11pm on AKTV and August 2, 3:30am to 5am on TV5 § Tomohiko Hoshina (Judo) - August 3, 5pm to 6:30pm on AKTV and Hyper § Marestella Torres (Long Jump) - August 7, 5pm to 7:30pm on AKTV § Rene Herrera (5,000m Race) - August 8, 2am to 4:30am on AKTV and Aksyon TV § Daniel Caluag (Cycling) - August 8, 11pm to 1am on AKTV and August 9, 9:30am to 11am on Hyper Photo: Shown in the photo taken during the event are: (Standing, from left to right) Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) chairman Monico Puentevella, SMART PLDT chairman Manuel V. Pangilinan, POC president Jose S. Cojuangco Jr., Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) chairman Ricardo Garcia, POC 1st vice president and London Olympic Games chief-of-mission Manuel Lopez, Procter and Gamble Philippines president and general manager Sumeet Vohra and Department of Energy secretary Rene Almendras. Kneeling in the photo are members of the Philippine Olympic contingent who were present during the event: (from L-R) Jasmine Alkhaldi (women’s 100m freestyle – swimming), Jessie Khin Lacuna (men’s 200m freestyle – swimming), Hidilyn Diaz (women’s 58kg category – weightlifting), Mark Anthony Barriga (men’s 49kg category – boxing), Marestella Torres (women’s long jump – athletics), Rene Herrera (5000m run – athletics) and Brian Rosario (men’s skeetshooting). Click here to view a list of other articles written by Ronnie Nathanielsz. Recent PhilBoxing.com In-House articles: |
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