{"id":151342,"date":"2018-02-06T01:01:51","date_gmt":"2018-02-06T06:01:51","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/canadianinquirer.net\/v1\/?p=151342"},"modified":"2018-02-06T01:01:51","modified_gmt":"2018-02-06T06:01:51","slug":"cebu-victorias-post-wins-in-day-2-of-psc-pacquiao-visayas-prelims","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/canadianinquirer.net\/v1\/2018\/02\/06\/cebu-victorias-post-wins-in-day-2-of-psc-pacquiao-visayas-prelims\/","title":{"rendered":"Cebu, Victorias post wins in Day 2 of PSC-Pacquiao Visayas prelims"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Cebu City added two more wins while Cadiz and Victorias City also both scored two victories in the final day of the Visayas Preliminaries in the PSC-Pacquiao Amateur Boxing Cup on Sunday at the Manuel Y. Torres Memorial Sports Center. (Pixabay photo)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

BAGO CITY, Negros Occidental — Cebu City added two more wins while Cadiz and Victorias City also both scored two victories in the final day of the Visayas Preliminaries in the PSC-Pacquiao Amateur Boxing Cup on Sunday at the Manuel Y. Torres Memorial Sports Center.<\/p>\n

John Paul Gabunelas won by a split decision over Bayawan City\u2019s Rudni Camani in the Youth Boys Light Flyweight (46-49 kg.) division.<\/p>\n

His teammate Limbert Cainap also won for the Cebuanos via a convincing unanimous decision against Elmar Douma of Don Salvador Benedicto in the Youth Boys Flyweight (52 kg.) category.<\/p>\n

Mentored by former national team member Reynaldo Balboa, Victorias got its two victories from the Youth Boys courtesy of flyweight Geniel Alit (52 kg.) and bantamweight Herlan Gomez (56 kg.).<\/p>\n

Alit stopped Maasin\u2019s Steven Jasper Canon by a refere-stopped-contest in 1:05 of the second round, while Gomez pummeled to submission Bayawan\u2019s Charly Sumugat via RSC in 2:58 of Round 3. Cadiz earned RSC wins from Michael Adolfo and Mark Alob, who won against Sipalay\u2019s Rolyn Agravante (1:04 in Round 3) and Darwin Enterado (2:59 in Round 2), respectively.<\/p>\n

However, it was the only victories for both Cadiz and Victorias in the two-day event sponsored by the Philippine Sports Commission in coordination with the Office of Sen. Manny Pacquiao.<\/p>\n

Cebu City, on the other hand, tied host Bago City with a total of three wins followed by Omega-Mandaue, Cadiz and Victorias with two victories.<\/p>\n

Bago only had one win today after Nel Tambanillo stopped Calbayog\u2019s Jovan Molleno via RSC in 51 seconds of Round 2.<\/p>\n

The winners will advance into the Visayas Quarter Finals on February 24 and 25 at the City of Naga in Cebu.<\/p>\n

The other results of Day 2: Youth Boys Flyweight (52 kg.) Renz Lee Teves (Bayawan) won over Robert Porras (Himamaylan) by RSC in 2:58 of Round 1 Johnro Taneo (Cebu City Sports Institute) won over Edward Ruiz (Murcia) by RSC in 2:42 of Round 2 Youth Boys Bantamweight (56 kg.) Jhorne Pasculado (Omega-Mandaue) won over Jereme Puig (Sampinit Boxing Club-Bago) by split decision, 3-2.<\/p>\n

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