Recah Trinidad
1,137 articles · PhilBoxing.com
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Pagara could?ve been slaughtered
WHERE he is vacationing now, Prince Albert Pagara, required to take a two-month break from boxing, should be safe and sound. He has vowed to come back from his shattering knockout defeat…
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Critical drug fight up after Gilas and Pagara
A REPORT from California the morning after the much-awaited fight of Filipino Albert ?Prince? Pagara said the ?fallen boxer was carried out of the ring on a spine board, with a neck…
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The music, the dream die for Gilas
THE great heart, the great talent have all gone to waste for the Gilas Pilipinas national basketball team. A full twenty-fours after young Terence Romeo was celebrated and cheered as he tip-toed,…
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PH sports deserves a healing
Butch Ramirez. WANT to hear from someone who honestly cares for Philippine sports? ?Good morning. I am very happy that Mr. Butch Ramirez was chosen to be the Chair of the PSC.…
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LeBron indeed delivers the KO
THE BIGGEST shot that stopped the defending champion Golden State Warriors in the closing seconds of the last NBA Finals was scored by the phenomenal Keyrie Irving, who connected a golden three-pointer…
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?Great things happen to great people?
A REPORT from Oakland, California that the defending champion Golden State Warriors were being pegged plus-five favorites over the Cleveland Cavaliers in Game 7 of the NBA Finals was received with mixed…
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Hunger could lead to NBA crown
It's wholly weird how the defending champion Golden State Warriors had allowed themselves to be caught napping during the tip-off for Game Six in Cleveland of the NBA Finals. It was completely…
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Next in NBA Finals: James-vs-Green thrilla
THE SCORE was 112-96, time left: 2 minutes. It came as no surprise after it was reported from ringside that many yellow-shirted fans had started leaving the over-filled Oracle Arena, home of…
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This, no thanks, is still NBA Finals
THE greatest warriors, immortal athletes and squads, are born and molded out of fierce, killing rivalries. These monumental feuds are all unforgettable, stored forever in the memory bank of amazed spectators for…
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NBA: Winning a war of nerves, and more
THE ?WAR OF NERVES? predicted by Philboxing.com top man Dong Secuya hours before Game 7 of the NBA Western Conference Finals in Oakland, California, did happen. There?s an eerie difference though in…
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OKC Thunderstruck: Maturity matters
THE LOSING coach failed to state what exactly happened for them to drop an expected big win in Game 6 of the NBA Western Conference Finals. Oklahoma City coach Billy Donavan could…
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Johnriel Casimero, great world title winner
IN the photo gallery presented by Philboxing.com of the world flyweight boxing championship in Beijing on Wednesday, the loser was down clutching at his waistline. He was trying very hard to breathe…
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No savior in sight for endangered Warriors
When Russell Westbrook scored a long hard basket from deep left with 3:15 minutes left in Game 4 of the NBA Western Conference Finals yesterday, the home coliseum erupted, white-clad fans all…
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Can Thunderstruck Golden State still be saved?
The Golden State Warriors haven?t lost two in a row over the last 87 games. The defending NBA champions, mark it, had previously gone down 2-1 on the road in the post-season,…
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Roger O: Politicians are all rotten
DID Roger O. try to dig in for Mayor Rody Duterte of Davao City in the last presidential election? No way sir, said Marilyn, mother of a young basketball aspirant whom Roger…
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Can lightning strike twice in West Finals?
RUSSEL Westbrook said they did not play their best in Game One of the NBA Western Conference Finals. That?s not easy to believe. OK, it may not be their best, but the…
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To Manny Pacquiao: Is it go or no-go?
THIS is an urgent appeal to incoming Philippine senator Manny Pacquiao to make known his final decision whether to box or not to box in the Rio de Janeiro Olympics. We are…
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Count on Duterte to dig in for sports
IT?S ONE big topic that?s usually overlooked at the height of national presidential races: Would the eventual winner dare to do anything new or better for the country?s sports program? Will Digong…
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Enter a rugged survivor for all seasons
IT WAS Juan Ponce Enrile (JPE) who first attested to the man?s incredible prowess. JPE called Rodrigo Duterte an astute politician who was merely trying to test the roughness or smoothness of…
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Duterte, the last hope, now a cult
RONY Tobias, a shy, smiling breadmaker, will never be caught wondering about the phenomenal support and adulation the controversial presidential race frontrunner Rodrigo Duterte continues to draw despite hysterical and breathless bombardment…
