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With Serbian coach Rajko Toroman now out of the equation, the next Smart Gilas Pilipinas head coach will come from the pool of high-profile local mentors.

Sources said Talk ‘N Text coach Chot Reyes has the inside track, but Smart Gilas operations manager Butch Antonio played it coy, saying the national team program would take off with a meeting of the minds among the four coaches in the select group.

Apart from Reyes, who recently steered the Tropang Texters to the PBA Philippine Cup crown, the other candidates are multititled PBA coaches Norman Black, Jong Uichico and Ryan Gregorio.

“We already told coach Rajko that he won’t be rehired as Smart Gilas head coach,” said Antonio.

Toroman, who steered the PH five to a fourth-place performance in the Fiba Asia Championship in Wuhan, China, last year, came to Manila last week to pick up the things he left behind in his apartment and went back to Belgade in a huff.

Antonio said there’s a need to sit down with the coaches during the ongoing 12-day PBA break before the league resumes with the import-flavored Commissioner’s Cup on Feb. 10.

“There’s no fixed date on the meeting but we have to schedule it at once,” said Antonio. “The agenda will be to establish the framework of the program from the candidates to training to tournament schedules.”

Antonio earlier hinted that the core of Smart Gilas would come from Sinag Pilipinas, a talented bunch composed mostly of collegiate players who captured the gold medal in the 2011 Southeast Asian Games in Indonesia.

Reyes, who has eight PBA titles in a tie for fourth with Uichico, has become a strong contender for the coaching portfolio after sitting as a Toroman assistant in the failed mission to nail an Olympic slot in London last year.

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The B-Meg Derby Ace Llamados are already gearing up for the upcoming PBA Commissioner’s Cup, especially after their shocking upset in the recently concluded Philippine Cup.

The Llamados were the top-seeds after the elimination round but fell to the upstart Powerade Tigers in three games in the first round of the play-offs.

Assistant coach Koy Banal said the team is using the extended off-season to prepare for the upcoming conference and familiarize themselves with their new teammates.

“Of course, (head coach) Tim Cone is very particular dun sa preparation namin with regards to the condition of the body,” he said. “Actually, we are practicing twice a day.”

Banal admitted that the trade of Kerby Raymundo, one of their star players, to Ginebra will have an effect on the team.

“Malaking kawalan si Kerby sa koponan ng B-Meg, pero meron namang players ang aming koponan na pwedeng pumuno sa mga maiko-contribute n’ya,” he said.

Banal noted that JC Intal – one of the players B-Meg received in exchange for Raymundo – will be able to contribute right away, along with the team’s import, Denzel Moles.

But both players will still have to learn the team’s triangle offense, something Banal said will be addressed.

Intal, for his part, said he was happy to be traded to the Llamados.

“Maganda rin naman ang team na nilipatan ko,” he said. “Kilala natin ang B-Meg at Purefoods sa mga winning traditions nila.”

“I’m very blessed to play for Coach Tim alongside James Yap and Marc Pingris. I’m happy pa rin na sa kanila ako napunta,” Intal added.

The Llamados are hoping to get back to the Finals this conference after falling short of their goal in the Philippine Cup. -- Report from Ernie Manio, ABS-CBN News Southern Tagalog

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source: Joey Villar | philstar.com

Loyola Meralco Sparks and Global FC seek to keep pace with co-leaders Stallion Gilligan’s and Kaya FC as they clash tonight in the First Division of the United Football League at the Rizal Memorial pitch.

The Sparks and the Global booters are tied at third place with two wins and a loss for six points apiece going to their 7 p.m. encounter.

But Loyola will play without its best striker Phil Younghusband, who will serve a one-game suspension after being tossed out in the Sparks’ 1-4 defeat to Stallion over the weekend.

Global dropped its first outing to Army Fritz & Macziol, 1-2, but made it up with two wins in a row over Pasargad, 2-0, and Nomads Auction Manila, 5-1, to remain in the top four with six points.

What makes the Global booters dangerous is that they’re now playing with a complete lineup including Fil-Spanish Angel Guirado, one of the more popular members of the Azkals team.

Guirado is back in the fold after getting a red card versus Army Fritz & Macziol.

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Boxing analysts predict Nonito “The Filipino Flash” Donaire Jr. will win over former super bantamweight champion Wilfredo Vazquez Jr. this weekend, and they see him winning big.

RingTV.com co-editors Doug Fischer and Michael Rosenthal believe Donaire’s climb to the 122-pound weight class will do wonders for the Filipino Flash’s performance.

“In recent history, when he makes a debut [in a weight class] he makes a tremendous splash,” said Fischer.

Donaire, the reigning WBA and WBA bantamweight champion, is debuting as a super bantamweight against Vazquez.

As a super bantamweight, Donaire no longer needs to strain himself while shedding weight, which is what he had to do in the 118-pound weight class.

“He's gotten used to cutting a lot of weight a week to the fight, I think he's gonna cut less weight. He may feel stronger and even faster,” said Fischer.

“I think he might give an explosive performance just like what he had last February against Fernando Montiel... I don't know if he's gonna get to Wilfredo Vazquez that quickly but I think he's gonna win by knockout,” he added.

Better than Arce

Rosenthal said another factor that plays to Donaire’s favor is Vazquez’s confidence.

Although Vazquez is coming off a 3rd-round knockout victory over Roberto Carlos Leyva last October, he suffered a 12th-round stoppage in the hands of Mexican boxer Jorge Arce five months earlier.

“There's a question with Vazquez, his confidence after the fight [against Arce],” said Rosenthal.

Rosenthal said Vazquez ran out of gas against Arce, who is a smaller and older fighter.

He believes Donaire’s a better fighter than Arce and would probably cause more trouble for Vazquez.

“Arce's probably a hall of famer, but right now, I think Donaire's up here and Arce's somewhere down here,” said Rosenthal.

At stake in the Donaire-Vazquez clash is the vacant WBO super bantamweight crown.

ABS-CBN Sports will air Donaire vs. Vasquez on Feb. 5 (Sunday), 10:15 a.m. on ABS-CBN Channel 2

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After surviving different tough teams, the two Philippine squads try to stay on a roll in the Asean Basketball League Wednesday night.

Claiming to have regained their focus, the AirAsia Philippine Patriots shoot for back-to-back triumphs against the winless Saigon Heat at 7 p.m. at the Ynares Sports Arena in Pasig.

Over in Singapore, the San Miguel Beermen go for another road win and a third straight triumph against the host Slingers at 8 p.m. at the Singapore Indoor Stadium.

“We expect another tough match up against the imports,” said Patriots coach Glenn Capacio.

The Patriots and the Beermen share third spot at 2-1 behind the unbeaten Westports Malaysia Dragons (3-0) and the Slingers (3-1).

Al Vergara, Ardy Larong, Angel Raymundo and veteran Rob Wainwright provided able support for import Anthony Johnson, who came up with huge numbers in the Patriots’ 86-73 home game victory over the Indonesia Warriors last Saturday.

“The whole game plan was to come out and be aggressive,” said Johnson, who exploded for 33 points, including 15 from beyond the arc, against the Warriors.

“We weren’t the same team during that loss [against San Miguel]. We had no chemistry, we weren’t running the plays and everybody was pointing fingers. Good thing we were able to refocus in practice.”

San Miguel coach Bobby Parks has also been pleased with new American import Doug Thomas, who provided the defensive muscle as Dalron Johnson and Leo Avenido took over the scoring chores in the Beermen’s 68-59 win over the Chang Thailand Slammers.

“I’m very happy with his (Thomas) defense and he’s causing mismatch problems,” Parks said after the Beermen downed the defending champion Slammers in Bangkok last Sunday.

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Boxing promoter Bob Arum is planning a July fight date between Manny Pacquiao’s bitter foe, Juan Manuel Marquez, and WBA/IBF junior welterweight champion Lamont Peterson.

According to Boxing Scene, Marquez has apparently agreed to do the bout, while Peterson is still studying his options, which includes a possible rematch against former junior welterweight champion Amir Khan.

Arum said the Marquez-Peterson fight might fall on July 14 at the Dallas Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas.

"That's my goal. That's what I would like to see, but we'll see if we can do it," said Arum.

It is not yet clear, however, if Marquez will get his rematch against Pacquiao.

The Mexican champion earlier said he will only sign a deal that will guarantee him a fourth fight against the fighting congressman from the Philippines.

"Before I accept an agreement, it must include a fight against Pacquiao. Otherwise I will not sign it,” he said.

“I will not serve as a stepping stone for others," Marquez added.

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Former Philippine Under-23 squad skipper Matthew Hartmann has been suspended indefinitely from all events sanctioned by the Philippine Football Federation for abruptly leaving the PH team in the middle of its campaign in the 27th Southeast Asian Games in Indonesia last year.

At the same time, the PFF disciplinary committee “strongly reprimanded” coach Michael Weiss for “flip-flopping actions” related to the Hartmann case.

In a Jan. 25 letter, the German coach was also asked to propose actions to deal with similar situations in the future.

Hartmann, 22, left the team in Indonesia after the 1-2 loss to Timor Leste. Sources said he had a falling out with Weiss over team rules. The Under-23 Azkals went on to win just one of their last three matches.

Hartmann was also barred from playing for the Loyola Meralco Sparks in the United Football League.

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University of Perpetual’s men’s and women’s teams overpowered their respective foes to barge into the championship round in the 87th NCAA volleyball tournament at the Ninoy Aquino Stadium.

The Altas, the reigning champions, walloped the Arellano U Chiefs, 25-17, 25-20, 25-17, to arrange a best-of-three title showdown with the San Beda Lions, who made it through with a 25-16, 25-21, 25-21 win over the St. Benilde Blazers.

The Lady Altas, out to win it all after failing to win it all last season, likewise was emphatic as they thumped down the Letran Lady Knights, 25-16, 25-19, 25-15, to arrange their own championship duel in the women’s side.

That put both the Perpetual Help teams closer to a title sweep.

“We’ve accomplished our first goal, which is to make the finals,” said Lady Altas coach Mike Rafael in Filipino. “Now we’re hoping to achieve our biggest goal, which is to win it all.”

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Former world champion Andre Berto suffered an injury while training for his February 11 rematch against Victor Ortiz.

Berto, who is eyeing to avenge his loss to Ortiz last year, suffered a ruptured left biceps.

The injury will require arthroscopic surgery, thereby postponing his rematch with Ortiz.

"It is my understanding that Andre hurt it throwing a left hook during sparring. I was just told that the surgery will likely take place tomorrow," Victor Conte, Berto's nutritionist, said in RingTV.com.

"Andre was sparring against Tureano Johnson, and when he threw a short left hook to the head, Tony said that Berto told him that he heard a pop. After this happened, Andre went and had an MRI. Apparently, the muscle is detatched from the bone. That's what Tony said," narrated Conte.

Berto gave up the IBF welterweight title he won from Jan Zaveck to get a chance to avenge his loss to Ortiz.

Ortiz defeated Berto via unanimous decision to snatch the WBC welterweight title in April 2011.

"Disappointed isn't even the best word to describe how I feel right now,” said Ortiz.

"Do I have anything bad to say about Berto? No. Not at all. S--t happens. But I wish him a quick recovery, because I need to get into the ring with him ASAP," he added.

Ortiz himself is looking to rebound from his loss to Floyd Mayweather Jr.

He lost the WBC welterweight title in a controversial bout against Mayweather. Last September.

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For the Powerade Tigers, it’s just so hard not to be upbeat for the coming PBA Commissioner’s Cup following their Cinderella ride in the Philippine Cup and their acquisition of a prized import.

“We’re excited for the second conference with Dwayne Jones,” said Powerade top official JB Baylon.

The Tigers believe they’ve built chemistry, confidence and competitiveness that can well give them another good run in the second conference.

For all their handicaps, coach Bo Perasol and his young troops carved an incredible feat in the Philippine Cup, defying tall odds to finish second behind eventual champion Talk n Text.

Powerade, barely making the playoffs as eighth placer in the elimination round, stunned top seed B-Meg in the quarterfinals then upended fifth ranked Rain or Shine in the semifinals to set up a titular showdown with Talk n Text.

The Tigers survived no less than four knockout matches in their stirring playoff run that earned them respect and accolades from peers and foes.

“Let me extend my warmest congratulations to the powerhouse Talk n Text Tropang Texters for their mastery of the game called basketball. In the same breath, let me salute the Powerade Tigers for making all of us in the Coca-Cola System mighty proud of their showing. If nothing else, your growing following is testament that the brand of play you show on court is what creates new sports heroes,” said Baylon in toasting his team.

“The Tigers had a run which befits their team – young, scrappy talented. With a big import, they’ll be very, very tough in the second conference,” said Talk n Text coach Chot Reyes.

The Tigers are just taking a weeklong rest and return to the training camp Monday.

They’ll be back in action in the second conference with 6-foot-11 Jones, a five-year NBA veteran with stints with the Boston Celtics, the Cleveland Cavaliers, the Charlotte Bobcats and the Phoenix Suns.

Jones is a huge inside presence who led the NBA Developmental League in rebounds in 2005 with an average of 11.7 while playing for the Florida Flame. He then also led the league in offensive rebounds (4.5) and placed third in blocks (2.0).

A product of Saint Joseph’s, the Morgantown, West Virginia native has had his experience of international plays, having played in Belgrade, China, Turkey and Puerto Rico.

Jones was signed by the Minnesota Timberwolves as an undrafted rookie free agent on Aug. 26, 2005.

Without a single official appearance for the Wolves, Jones was traded to the Boston Celtics on Jan. 27, 2006, along with Michael Olowakandi, Wally Szczerbiak and a future first-round draft choice, in exchange for Marcus Banks, Mark Blount, Ricky Davis, Justin Reed and two future conditional second-round draft choices.

He played 14 games for the Celtics during the season, averaging 1.0 points and 2.2 rebounds with a season high seven points.

Jones was traded to the Cavaliers on Oct. 13, 2006, in exchange for Luke Jackson, and appeared in four regular season games.

In his first full season as an NBA player in 2007-08, Jones averaged 1.0 point and 2.0 rebounds in 56 games.

In September 2008, Jones was signed by the Orlando Magic to play in the team's training camp, but was released before the season started. He then signed with Turkish league club Efes Pilsen SK. (SB)

source: www.pba.ph




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Nonito “The Filipino Flash” Donaire Jr. has arrived in San Antonio, Texas ahead of his WBO title fight against Puerto Rico’s Wilfredo Vazquez Jr. this weekend.

Examiner.com reported that the Filipino-American boxer arrived in San Antonio on Monday (Tuesday in Manila).

The Filipino Flash is in high spirits as he prepares for his debut at the super bantamweight division.

Donaire, the WBC and WBO bantamweight champion, will fight Vazquez for the vacant WBO super bantamweight title.

The fight will serve as the main supporting bout of the Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. vs. Marco Antonio Rubio clash, which is scheduled to take place at the Alamodome in San Antonio on Saturday (Sunday in Manila).

Vazquez denies having weight issues

Meanwhile, Vazquez’s camp denied he’s having problems with his weight ahead of the Donaire fight.

Vazquez failed to make weight for his 7-day pre-fight weigh in.

The commission rules state that the fighter cannot weigh more than 5% over the contracted fight weight, which in this case is 122 pounds.

Vazquez tipped the scales at 132.6 pounds which was over the allowed maximum weight of 128.1.

"Vazquez had just eaten when they weighed him. There is no problem. That is why he was over. He went and worked out and ran after and then he made the weight,” Felix "Tutico" Zabala, co-promoter of the Daonire-Vazquez fight, told Boxing Scene.

Donaire is the heavy 7-1 betting favorite coming into Saturday's fight.

But Vazquez remains confident in his chances.

"I'm going to surprise everyone, even the people who want to see me lose. I am ready to prove people wrong," he said.

ABS-CBN will be airing the Donaire vs Vazquez fight on Sunday (February 5) on Channel 2 and Studio 23

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NLEX rammed its way to the PBA D-League Aspirants Cup finals as the Road Warriors outclassed the Big Chill Superchargers, 89-60, in Game 3, Tuesday at the Ynares Sports Arena.

RR Garcia scored 16 points while Calvin Abueva had an auspicious return following a one-game suspension, contributing 16 points and eight rebounds as the Road Warriors won the final two matches of the series following a lopsided 83-66 defeat in Game 1.

The Road Warriors maintained their wide margin throughout the game, a stark contrast to Game 2 where they led by 24 points, only to see it go down the drain before finally taking the win.

“In Game 2, we were up by 21 but they led by one. We learned our lesson that no lead is safe,” NLEX coach Boyet Fernandez.

NLEX braces for the best-of-three finals as it takes on Freego Jeans beginning on Thursday at the Ynares Sports Arena.

“Freego is a very good team. They have been together for a long time. Even though we won that game in the eliminations, the finals is a different story,” said Fernandez.

Led by Abueva’s nine points in the first period, NLEX raced to a 22-10 lead entering the second quarter. The Road Warriors’ advantage swelled further while limiting the Superchargers to just eight points in the period, to take a commanding 43-18 lead at the half.

The Road Warriors’ lead went as high as 40 points in the fourth quarter, 79-39, on a Chris Ellis two-handed slam dunk.

Raffy Reyes led the Superchargers with 16 points, while Jopher Custodio added 11 markers. - AMD, GMA News

The scores:

NLEX (89)—Abueva 16, Garcia 16, Ellis 12, Sangalang 8, Marcelo 8, Hodge 8, Lanete 6, Monfort 6, Hermida 5, Dehesa 2, Co 2, Arao 0, Belencion 0.

Big Chill (60)—Reyes 16, Custodio 11, Maconocido 9, Collado 7, Jensen 4, Ponferrada 4, Dizon 4, Tan 3, Mallari 2, Galinato 0, Santos 0, Glorioso 0.

Quarter scores: 22-10, 43-18, 71-37, 89-60.

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Top Rank chief executive officer Bob Arum plans to reveal Filipino boxer Manny Pacquiao's next opponent by next week.

In an interview with Boxing Scene, Arum said he will announce who Pacquiao will be fighting next after the Julio Cesar Chavez-Marco Antonio Rubio fight and the Super Bowl.

"We won't announce anything until after the Super Bowl. I don't want to take anything away from the Chavez fight on February 4," Arum said.

"We want to wait until the Chavez fight, and after the Super Bowl... probably Tuesday," he added.

Pacquiao is set to make his return to the ring on June 9, although the venue of the bout has not been finalized.

Arum originally presented Pacquiao with a list of four possible opponents: Juan Manuel Marquez, Lamont Peterson, Timothy Bradley and Miguel Cotto.

But Marquez and Peterson are both out of the picture, and Cotto has refused to fight Pacquiao at the welterweight division, instead asking for a 150-pound catchweight.

A potential mega-fight against Floyd Mayweather Jr. is out of the question as well, after the undefeated American boxer refused to accept a 50-50 split.

This leaves Bradley as the most likely opponent for the Filipino boxer, though Arum has refused to count Cotto out of the equation.

"What if Cotto has an epiphany and suddenly calls and says he can make 147?" Arum said.

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If he were to make the choice, Talk n Text coach Chot Reyes would also be for Larry Fonacier as MVP in the just concluded PBA Philippine Cup Finals.

Reyes said Fonacier is the perfect choice.

“I laud you guys for choosing Larry as the Finals MVP,” Reyes said to the sportswriters covering the PBA beat. “I wouldn’t give it to any other person on our team than to Larry.”

As the most steady Talk n Text player in the titular series clinched by the Tropang Texters Sunday, Fonacier emerged the overwhelming winner of the Finals MVP award.

For Reyes, Fonacier was their most valuable player not only in the finals but the whole tourney.

“We played 21 players all in all in the tournament, but he’s the only one who played each game of the tourney,” said Reyes.

“He filled many shoes. He’s always there carrying a big load for us,” added Reyes.

Most importantly, he dished out his best when it mattered the most.

The 6-foot-2 deadshot from Ateneo sparkled with averages of 16.2 points, 6.0 rebounds and 1.8 assists in the series.

He’s also one of the defensive faces thrown by the Texters at Powerade scoring machine Gary David.

Fonacier scored at least 20 points in Games Three and Four. In Game Five, Fonacier scored only nine points but he put in all these in a decisive run helping the Texters pull in the second quarter.

“It’s a big honor, and I want to share it with my teammates, who really helped me out -- Jimmy for the assists, Jason, Ryan and Ali for the screens, and Kelly and Ranidel for getting the rebounds for us,” said Fonacier.

“All those guys, they made me better. So I share with them the honor,” he added.

It’s another feather in the cap for Fonacier, a winner with championships won for Ateneo in high school and college plays, in the PBL and with Red Bull, Alaska and Talk n Text in the pros. (SB)

source: www.pba.ph

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Blake Griffin delivered the dunk of the season on a rim-rattling slam over Kendrick Perkins to highlight the Los Angeles Clippers' 112-100 victory over the NBA-leading Oklahoma City Thunder on Monday.

Griffin, the reigning slam dunk champion, took a pass from Chris Paul early in the third quarter and elevated above a defenseless Perkins before slamming the ball viciously through the hoop with his right hand.

Blake Griffin DUNKS over Kendrick Perkins


The highlight gave the Clippers a 21-point lead and helped to snap the Thunder's four-game winning streak.

Paul orchestrated the victory with 26 points and 14 assists while Griffin and Caron Butler added 22 points each as Los Angeles got their second win over a top Western Conference team in as many games, having beaten Denver on Sunday.

Kevin Durant scored a game-high 36 points and had 13 rebounds while Russell Westbrook had 31 but the Thunder (16-4) fell behind by 11 after the first quarter and never recovered.

The Clippers (12-6) led by seven late in the second before making four successive three-pointers to grab an 18-point halftime lead. — Reuters

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National Olympic chief Jose “Peping” Cojuangco Jr. has no objection to a congressional proposal that would transform the Philippine Sports Commission into a cabinet-level government office.

Cojuangco said that as long as the influence of the Philippine Olympic Committee over the new sports body remains intact and the POC continues to take the lead role in the country’s participation in foreign competitions, there is nothing to worry over the PSC’s transformation.

“There’s no problem with the PSC becoming a department but eliminating the POC’s participation is nonsense,” he said.

Sen. Antonio Trillanes IV, chair of the Senate committee on amateur sports competitiveness, recently filed Senate Bill No. 3092 which would abolish the PSC to pave the way for the creation of the Department of Sports under the Office of the President.

Trillanes said the passage of the bill would make the PSC immune from the influence of the POC.

“The government can’t meddle in the affairs of the POC,” said Cojuangco.

The POC has full autonomy on the selection of athletes, while the PSC funds the training and participation of the national athletes in events such as the Southeast Asian Games, Asian Games and the Olympics.

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