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Filipino Sanchez wins via unanimous decision over Hilario

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Filipino boxer Ernie Sanchez and Wilton Hilario pose for a photo opportunity after their weigh-in Friday, June 8, 2012 (Saturday Manila time). Sanchez would later win via unanimous decision against Hilario in the curtain-raiser bout of the Pacquiao-Bradley blockbuster. VIDEO COURTESY OF YOUTUBE

MANILA, Philippines – Filipino boxer Ernie Sanchez bested Wilton Hilario via unanimous decision Sunday morning (Manila Time) in the curtain-raiser of the Pacquiao-Bradley match at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Sanchez, who was hailed from General Santos City, hiked his record to 13-3 -5 knockouts ( KOs) after dominating Hilario of  St. Louis Park, Minnesota in eight rounds.

The judges scored the slugfest, 79-73, 78-74, 78-74 in favor Sanchez.


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Tags: Boxing , Ernie Sanchez , Manny Pacquiao , Sports , Timothy Bradley

  • robrano

    And Paquiao will win via unanimous acceptance of his refusal of bloodtest to show that he is not doped in a way which is not detectable by urine tests. Like HGH for example, which costs already several athletes their titles, medals and of course prize money, which Manny for sure could not return anymore.. Manny is the only athlete worldwide who insists the dew milliliter blood for testing would weaken him. Mayweather knows why he wnts blood tests to be sure of fairplay, and it will not weaken him.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_L2CUVK7UBTUTKTGD35WSJHDCUE ernie

    akala ko kakanta lang si jessica sanchez. ,ay laban din pala ….



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