Chavit kasangga ng Philippine sports | Pilipino Star Ngayon
MANILA, Philippines — Magiging solidong kasangga ng Philippine sports si businessman at sports patron Luis “Chavit” Singson na hindi naman na bago sa mundo ng palakasan.
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MANILA, Philippines — Magiging solidong kasangga ng Philippine sports si businessman at sports patron Luis “Chavit” Singson na hindi naman na bago sa mundo ng palakasan.
MANILA, Philippines — Vessels of the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) deployed to the West Philippine Sea have been repositioned to deliver relief goods to victims of Severe Tropical Storm Kristine in Bicol.
MANILA, Philippines — Magiging solidong kasangga ng Philippine sports si businessman at sports patron Luis “Chavit” Singson na hindi naman na bago sa mundo ng palakasan.
SENTOSA, Singapore — The Madame Tussauds wax figure of host-actress Anne Curtis will officially be revealed toward the end of 2024, almost a year since it was announced she'd be the latest Filipino to get a figure at the popular tourist attraction.
MANILA, Philippines — One-time world title challenger Giemel Magramo beat Judy Flores on a 12-round split decision to capture the vacant Orient-Pacific Boxing Federation (OPBF) super-flyweight crown over the weekend during Manny Pacquiao Presents: Blow-By-Blow at Okada Manila.
MANILA, Philippines — Arellano University overcame a feisty Lyceum of the Philippines University, 91-86, Saturday and the latter’s burly big man John Bravo survived being knocked out unconscious by an accidental head collision late in an NCAA Season 100 elimination round game at the Filoil EcoOil Arena.
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PERCHED on a flower box at a busy intersection in the Philippine capital, Irna Lapriza's eyes jump from one car to the next, her fingers flying across manual tally counters as she logs each passing vehicle.