Seven ASEAN member countries witnessed the three-day Arnis Expo held in Manila and hosted by the Philippine Sports Commission.

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VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — Norfolk native and boxing legend Pernell “Sweet Pea” Whitaker, 55, died Sunday evening after being hit by a vehicle in Virginia Beach.

A family member confirmed to WTKR that the Olympic gold medal winner and four-weight world champion was killed in the 10 p.m. crash.

After winning the NBA Finals and single-handedly reshaping the league's power structure in free agency, Kawhi Leonard's toughest opponent might actually be off the basketball court.

That opponent? Nike.

One Team. One Nation. Go Philippines!

Metro Manila is all set to welcome thousands of champions from all walks of life at the Manila leg of the 2019 National MILO Marathon! Join us on 28 July 2019, Sunday, at the SM Mall of Asia Grounds, Pasay City as we witness runners exhibit different values learned through the National MILO Marathon.

The PhilCycling National Road Championships for 2019 unwrap July 23 and 24 in Tagaytay City with stakeholders from the private sector pooling their support for the final event that would determine the composition of the cycling team to the 30th Southeast Asian Games.

PhilCycling president Rep. Abraham “Bambol” Tolentino said competitions will be in massed start (road race), individual time trial (ITT) and team time trial (TTT) for Men and Women Elite and Junior (17-18 years old).

The coming Philippine Basketball Association D-League second conference and the men’s boxing team preparing for the 30th Southeast Asian Games will share the spotlight in Tuesday’s session of the Philippine Sportswriters Association Forum at the Amelie Hotel-Manila.

D-League officials Mauro Bengua and Rosc Teotico will accompany Derek Pumaren of CEU, TIP’s Potit De Vera, and representatives of Sumisip Basilan-St. Clare and Marinerong Pilipino as they talk about what’s to expect in the coming tournament set to kick off on July 23.

The Philippines has once again proven that when it comes to basketball, it can compete with the best in the world. In the recent Jr. NBA Asia-Pacific Selection Camp held for the first time in Jakarta, Indonesia, four out of ten Jr. NBA Philippines 2019 All-Stars became part of the Asia Pacific selection that will represent the region in the Jr. NBA Global Championship that will be held in Orlando, Florida on August 6-11, 2019.

“Toronto, here we come!” shares Phenom team captain, Bong Pineda, in a statement that echoed Animam’s sentiments. “We’re excited to advance to the World Finals. We’re coming, Toronto!”