SENATOR Christopher “Bong” Go filed separate Senate resolutions commending Filipino athletes Alexandra “Alex” Eala, Ernest John “EJ” Obiena and Carlos Yulo for their recent international achievements, ...
IN a stunning display of skill, determination, and pure talent, Carlos Yulo has etched his name in the annals of Philippine and Olympic history by clinching not just one but two gold medals in a span ...
Following the historic wins of two gold medals of Carlos Yulo in the 2024 Paris Olympics, Megaworld is upgrading its reward ...
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Carlos Yulo hopes for continued support for Filipino athletes after President Marcos Jr.'s SONA
Olympic gold medalist Carlos Yulo hopes the Philippine government will continue strengthening its support for Filipino ...
Double Olympic gold medalist Carlos Yulo was one of the attendees of President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr.’s fifth State of the ...
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MVP: Architect of Filipino sporting greatness
MANILA, Philippines — There is poetry in his initials. For the past twenty years, Manuel V. Pangilinan has embodied what those three letters have come to mean in the realm of Philippine sports. In a ...
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The Filipina who made a nation believe
Filipinos have always embraced their heroes not only in movies and music, but also in sports, where victories become national celebrations. Generations grew up learning about "Asia's Sprint Queen" ...
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Alex Eala inspiring Filipino devotion once reserved for Pacquiao, Reyes, Yulo, Obiena, Diaz
Like Manny Pacquiao before her, Alex Eala is now more than just an Filipino athlete. She has become a spectacle in the Philippines.
Despite falling short of reaching the quarterfinals, Alexandra Eala still made a lasting impact at Wimbledon. The 21-year-old ...
The 21-year-old, who knocked out reigning champion Iga Swiatek, has embraced becoming a source of inspiration for the ...
For a nation like the Philippines, where sports stars are held on an even higher pedestal, Alexandra Eala is taking her place among the greats.
LONDON— Despite falling short of reaching the quarterfinals, Alex Eala still made a lasting impact at Wimbledon. The 21-year-old Filipina had ousted defending champion Iga Swiatek but couldn’t solve ...
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