After the 0-3 loss against the Kuwait's Al-Azraqs, Team Azkals' are looking forward to making it up back home and secure the Philippine anthem in the FIFA world cup 2014.
With team Captain Aly Borromeo and Fil-German midfielder Stephan Schrock back in the battle field, Azkals were hoping to defend their winning streak when playing in home ground, since 2006.
Barring strong Tropical Storm "Juaning" soaking the Rizal Memorial Football Field, Team Azkals aren't afraid of the kind of storm the Kuwaitis, who swept them with a mighty 3-0 kick last week back in Kuwait, might bring to the Azkals area of responsibility.
"We will stick to the game plan. We had a good first half against Kuwait even though we played defensive. When we got adventuruos, that's when they killed us," Palami said.
Palami pointed out that there are still a lot of positives from the loss to what he called an Asian powerhouse.
"Kuwait has been in the World Cup. They are really a strong team and competing with them is a testament on how the sport has developed here," Palami said.
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Azkals: Badly Bruised in Game 1
With key defenders Aly Borromeo and Stephan Schrock serving their one-game suspensions, the Azkals backline would not stop Kuwait, losing on the Al-Azraq 0-3 in the first leg in their 2nd round 2014 World Cup Qualifying match early Sunday morning (Manila time).
The Azkals were on an aggressive focus on near back to back goals by Phil Younghusband and Angel Guirado.
But Kuwait's Yousef Nasser drew first blood, scoring the opening goal with the 16th minute using a header. Azkals goalkeeper Neil Etheridge dove to his left as a measure to intercept the ball but it surely slipped past his outstretched arms and into your net.
Within the 66th minute, the Azkals' Angel Guirado injured his right leg after landing badly upon it. He was driven from the pitch with a motor cart however the injury had not been disclosed. He returned to relax and play after minutes.
Musaed Neda scored Kuwait's 2nd goal at the 69th minute mark. Etheridge deflected the Kuwaiti's first attempt which resulted in a scramble on the ground. However, Neda could get into gear using one knee and kick the ball in, upping their lead to 2-0.
Kuwait sealed the victory having a goal by Fahed Al-Ibrahim on the 84th mark.
Al-Ibrahim brushed beyond the Philippines' back four and shot a long-range kick in the the top box.
Through the four extra minutes, Coach Michael Weiss fielded in bench players Simon Greatwich and Misagh Bahadoran who made his international football debut.
The Kuwait's Al-Azraqs are seeded in the 2014 qualifiers and are exempted in round 1.
The Home leg of the Azkals'series against the Al-Azraqs will be held on July 28 at the Rizal Football Stadium.
The Azkals were on an aggressive focus on near back to back goals by Phil Younghusband and Angel Guirado.
But Kuwait's Yousef Nasser drew first blood, scoring the opening goal with the 16th minute using a header. Azkals goalkeeper Neil Etheridge dove to his left as a measure to intercept the ball but it surely slipped past his outstretched arms and into your net.
Within the 66th minute, the Azkals' Angel Guirado injured his right leg after landing badly upon it. He was driven from the pitch with a motor cart however the injury had not been disclosed. He returned to relax and play after minutes.
Musaed Neda scored Kuwait's 2nd goal at the 69th minute mark. Etheridge deflected the Kuwaiti's first attempt which resulted in a scramble on the ground. However, Neda could get into gear using one knee and kick the ball in, upping their lead to 2-0.
Kuwait sealed the victory having a goal by Fahed Al-Ibrahim on the 84th mark.
Al-Ibrahim brushed beyond the Philippines' back four and shot a long-range kick in the the top box.
Through the four extra minutes, Coach Michael Weiss fielded in bench players Simon Greatwich and Misagh Bahadoran who made his international football debut.
The Kuwait's Al-Azraqs are seeded in the 2014 qualifiers and are exempted in round 1.
The Home leg of the Azkals'series against the Al-Azraqs will be held on July 28 at the Rizal Football Stadium.
Amir Khan vs Zab Judah: July 23
Amir Khan and Zab Judah take to the ring on Saturday night at 10 p.m. on HBO, in these days they hit the scales in Nevada to weigh in. Both fighters made the junior welterweight limit of 140 pounds.
In england, Dereck Chisora and Tyson Fury also hit the scales for their British heavyweight title fight. The 6'1" Chisora entered way over his usual weight at 261 pounds, up nearly 20 pounds from his weights in the last three fights. It's really a career-high for him, and stays to appear issue means he's overweight, however it is a considerable amount of weight on his frame. The 6'9" Fury came in at 255½, and that is under what he's experienced his last four fights, where he weighed involving 261 and 270 pounds.
The primary co-feature thereon show, which starts at 3 p.m. on Integrated Sports PPV with the U.S. and airs on Channel 5 in england, is really a British junior welterweight title bout between Ashley Theophane and Jason Cook. Theophane arrived in at 138¼, while Cook weighed 139¾.
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In england, Dereck Chisora and Tyson Fury also hit the scales for their British heavyweight title fight. The 6'1" Chisora entered way over his usual weight at 261 pounds, up nearly 20 pounds from his weights in the last three fights. It's really a career-high for him, and stays to appear issue means he's overweight, however it is a considerable amount of weight on his frame. The 6'9" Fury came in at 255½, and that is under what he's experienced his last four fights, where he weighed involving 261 and 270 pounds.
The primary co-feature thereon show, which starts at 3 p.m. on Integrated Sports PPV with the U.S. and airs on Channel 5 in england, is really a British junior welterweight title bout between Ashley Theophane and Jason Cook. Theophane arrived in at 138¼, while Cook weighed 139¾.
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Marquez-Ramos Fight: Analysis by Dan Rafael of ESPN.com
Lightweight champion Juan Manuel Marquez, one of the top fighters in the world, has yearned for a third fight with pound-for-pound king Manny Pacquiao for three years.
They have fought to two controversial decisions: They drew in a 2004 featherweight title fight, and Pacquiao won a hotly contested split decision in their 2008 rematch for the junior lightweight championship. After three years of chasing Pacquiao since their last meeting, Marquez finally landed the fight.
They are scheduled to meet at a catchweight of 144 pounds for Pacquiao's welterweight title on Nov. 12 on pay-per-view at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. It's everything Marquez -- who will make a minimum of $5 million -- has wanted.
Yet Marquez (52-5-1, 38 KOs) has put himself in harm's way by taking a tuneup fight, knowing that a loss or major injury would shatter his dream.
He will face 25-year-old Likar Ramos (24-3, 18 KOs) of Colombia in a 10-rounder at 140 pounds at the Plaza de Toros bullring in Cancun, Mexico, on Saturday night.
"It is important for me that he is a left-hander, like Pacquiao, and this fight will give me the work I need to be ready for November," Marquez told ESPN.com through translator Ricardo Jimenez of Top Rank.
Ramos briefly held an interim junior lightweight title, losing it in his first defense when Jorge Solis knocked him out in the seventh round in February 2010. Ramos has won three in a row since, including one at 140 pounds.
The fight will headline a three-bout broadcast that will be will streamed live in the United States, Puerto Rico and Canada on Top Rank's website, www.toprank.tv, beginning at 9 p.m. ET.
Also scheduled to be shown: flyweight titlist Roman Gonzalez (28-0, 23 KOs) defending against Omar Salado (22-3-2, 13 KOs), and former bantamweight and junior featherweight champion Rafael Marquez (39-6, 35 KOs) -- Juan Manuel's younger brother -- facing Eduardo Becerril (12-7-2, 4 KOs) in a featherweight fight. Rafael Marquez will be fighting for the first time since suffering a shoulder injury in an eight-round TKO loss to then-featherweight titlist Juan Manuel Lopez on Nov. 6.
Juan Manuel Marquez, 37, is also coming off a long layoff, caused in part by the long process of working out his promotional situation with Golden Boy (whom he has parted ways with) before he could accept an offer from Top Rank to fight Pacquiao.
Marquez hasn't fought since Nov. 27, when he survived a hard knockdown in the third round but rallied to defend the lightweight title by stopping Michael Katsidis in the ninth round.
Besides wanting work against a southpaw, Marquez said he took the fight with Ramos because he didn't want to go into a fight with Pacquiao coming off a year of inactivity.
"I need the activity," said Marquez, a three-division champion. "Every fighter needs to be active and busy. I just felt I needed a fight. I know there are risks involved. But I knew I needed to take this fight to be OK for November. Of course, I understand the risk, but in every fight there is a risk.
"Anytime you go in the ring, there is risk. Anything can happen. But we are intelligent, and I have prepared well for this guy. I just felt like I needed a fight so I could be at my best for Pacquiao."
The fight with Ramos is also a homecoming for Marquez, who, although popular in Mexico, has fought almost all of his career in the United States -- especially in Los Angeles and Las Vegas.
He hasn't fought in Mexico in nearly 17 years. The last time was in October 1994, when Marquez -- in just his seventh professional fight -- won a four-round decision against Israel Flores.
"It was very important to me to fight again in Mexico in front of my people," Marquez said. "It's been 17 years. That is a long time. So I am very happy to be here fighting again. We wanted to have the fight in Mexico City [where Marquez is from], but we couldn't do it. It was a better opportunity in Cancun. But I am just happy to be fighting again in Mexico."
He will also have the company of his little brother on the card. The Marquez brothers haven't shared a card since they were on a Showtime telecast in 2006.
Juan Manuel won a vacant interim featherweight belt by knocking out Terdsak Jandaeng in the seventh round, while Rafael stopped Silence Mabuza in defense of his bantamweight title on the undercard.
"It's been a while since we have fought together on the same card, and it is important to both of us," Juan Manuel said. "So why not do it when we are here in Mexico, which makes it even bigger?"
In Marquez's only fight above the 135-pound weight limit, he lost a lopsided decision to Floyd Mayweather Jr. in a 2009 welterweight fight. Marquez fought at a career-high 142 pounds.
Instead of moving above junior welterweight to fight Ramos, Marquez said he wanted to get comfortable at 140 before going higher for the fall fight with Pacquiao.
"I felt I needed to do a fight at 140 pounds first," Marquez said. "I wanted to be smart about things before the fight with Pacquiao. I want to see how my body feels at 140 and then 144. One step at a time.
"I'm very excited and happy to get the fight with Pacquiao. It's been a long time that I have wanted this fight. But it is important for me to do well on Saturday night and to show people that I am ready for November."
They have fought to two controversial decisions: They drew in a 2004 featherweight title fight, and Pacquiao won a hotly contested split decision in their 2008 rematch for the junior lightweight championship. After three years of chasing Pacquiao since their last meeting, Marquez finally landed the fight.
They are scheduled to meet at a catchweight of 144 pounds for Pacquiao's welterweight title on Nov. 12 on pay-per-view at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. It's everything Marquez -- who will make a minimum of $5 million -- has wanted.
Yet Marquez (52-5-1, 38 KOs) has put himself in harm's way by taking a tuneup fight, knowing that a loss or major injury would shatter his dream.
He will face 25-year-old Likar Ramos (24-3, 18 KOs) of Colombia in a 10-rounder at 140 pounds at the Plaza de Toros bullring in Cancun, Mexico, on Saturday night.
"It is important for me that he is a left-hander, like Pacquiao, and this fight will give me the work I need to be ready for November," Marquez told ESPN.com through translator Ricardo Jimenez of Top Rank.
Ramos briefly held an interim junior lightweight title, losing it in his first defense when Jorge Solis knocked him out in the seventh round in February 2010. Ramos has won three in a row since, including one at 140 pounds.
The fight will headline a three-bout broadcast that will be will streamed live in the United States, Puerto Rico and Canada on Top Rank's website, www.toprank.tv, beginning at 9 p.m. ET.
Also scheduled to be shown: flyweight titlist Roman Gonzalez (28-0, 23 KOs) defending against Omar Salado (22-3-2, 13 KOs), and former bantamweight and junior featherweight champion Rafael Marquez (39-6, 35 KOs) -- Juan Manuel's younger brother -- facing Eduardo Becerril (12-7-2, 4 KOs) in a featherweight fight. Rafael Marquez will be fighting for the first time since suffering a shoulder injury in an eight-round TKO loss to then-featherweight titlist Juan Manuel Lopez on Nov. 6.
Juan Manuel Marquez, 37, is also coming off a long layoff, caused in part by the long process of working out his promotional situation with Golden Boy (whom he has parted ways with) before he could accept an offer from Top Rank to fight Pacquiao.
Marquez hasn't fought since Nov. 27, when he survived a hard knockdown in the third round but rallied to defend the lightweight title by stopping Michael Katsidis in the ninth round.
Besides wanting work against a southpaw, Marquez said he took the fight with Ramos because he didn't want to go into a fight with Pacquiao coming off a year of inactivity.
"I need the activity," said Marquez, a three-division champion. "Every fighter needs to be active and busy. I just felt I needed a fight. I know there are risks involved. But I knew I needed to take this fight to be OK for November. Of course, I understand the risk, but in every fight there is a risk.
"Anytime you go in the ring, there is risk. Anything can happen. But we are intelligent, and I have prepared well for this guy. I just felt like I needed a fight so I could be at my best for Pacquiao."
The fight with Ramos is also a homecoming for Marquez, who, although popular in Mexico, has fought almost all of his career in the United States -- especially in Los Angeles and Las Vegas.
He hasn't fought in Mexico in nearly 17 years. The last time was in October 1994, when Marquez -- in just his seventh professional fight -- won a four-round decision against Israel Flores.
"It was very important to me to fight again in Mexico in front of my people," Marquez said. "It's been 17 years. That is a long time. So I am very happy to be here fighting again. We wanted to have the fight in Mexico City [where Marquez is from], but we couldn't do it. It was a better opportunity in Cancun. But I am just happy to be fighting again in Mexico."
He will also have the company of his little brother on the card. The Marquez brothers haven't shared a card since they were on a Showtime telecast in 2006.
Juan Manuel won a vacant interim featherweight belt by knocking out Terdsak Jandaeng in the seventh round, while Rafael stopped Silence Mabuza in defense of his bantamweight title on the undercard.
"It's been a while since we have fought together on the same card, and it is important to both of us," Juan Manuel said. "So why not do it when we are here in Mexico, which makes it even bigger?"
In Marquez's only fight above the 135-pound weight limit, he lost a lopsided decision to Floyd Mayweather Jr. in a 2009 welterweight fight. Marquez fought at a career-high 142 pounds.
Instead of moving above junior welterweight to fight Ramos, Marquez said he wanted to get comfortable at 140 before going higher for the fall fight with Pacquiao.
"I felt I needed to do a fight at 140 pounds first," Marquez said. "I wanted to be smart about things before the fight with Pacquiao. I want to see how my body feels at 140 and then 144. One step at a time.
"I'm very excited and happy to get the fight with Pacquiao. It's been a long time that I have wanted this fight. But it is important for me to do well on Saturday night and to show people that I am ready for November."
MLB: All Star Game
Rosters were up, and the main game is about to explode in some great battering action.
Major League Baseball All Star Week is banging with its upcoming all star game, few more hours to go. A solid all star power house will surely deliver non-stop homebase-runs inside ethe chase field.
Completer Roster List from MLB.com
Major League Baseball All Star Week is banging with its upcoming all star game, few more hours to go. A solid all star power house will surely deliver non-stop homebase-runs inside ethe chase field.
Completer Roster List from MLB.com
MLB: the All Star Week
PHOENIX - Big league Baseball's 2011 all-star game is hit with a mass exodus of players as two more players served Sunday bringing the overall of no shows to 16 so far.
Eight players bowed out Sunday after six pitchers were declared ineligible for the reason that played in games on Sunday.
Philadelphia infielder Placido Polanco withdrew because of a bad back and Tampa pitcher David Price pulled out because he is experiencing "turf" toe.
Former MLB player John Kruk said some players contain a legitimate advantages of not playing in the summer showcase but others may very well be skipping the game play for the wrong reasons.
"The guys elected by fans ought to be at all-star game whether they can play this is," said Kruk. "If youve been probably the most popular players in the vote you should be there along at the all-star game."
Sixteen all-stars won't can be bought in Tuesday's all-star game, including 13 of your 68 originally chosen.
The missing is usually a who's who of MLB, like the Yankees' trio of Derek Jeter, Alex Rodriguez and Mariano Rivera. Rodriguez can have right knee surgery Monday and may even be out for approximately one about 6 weeks.
The Yankees' CC Sabathia, the Rays' James Shields, the Detroit Tigers' Justin Verlander, the Seattle Mariners' Felix Hernandez, the Philadelphia Phillies' Cole Hamels additionally , the San fran Giants' Matt Cain all were bumped out for their starts.
Eight players bowed out Sunday after six pitchers were declared ineligible for the reason that played in games on Sunday.
Philadelphia infielder Placido Polanco withdrew because of a bad back and Tampa pitcher David Price pulled out because he is experiencing "turf" toe.
Former MLB player John Kruk said some players contain a legitimate advantages of not playing in the summer showcase but others may very well be skipping the game play for the wrong reasons.
"The guys elected by fans ought to be at all-star game whether they can play this is," said Kruk. "If youve been probably the most popular players in the vote you should be there along at the all-star game."
Sixteen all-stars won't can be bought in Tuesday's all-star game, including 13 of your 68 originally chosen.
The missing is usually a who's who of MLB, like the Yankees' trio of Derek Jeter, Alex Rodriguez and Mariano Rivera. Rodriguez can have right knee surgery Monday and may even be out for approximately one about 6 weeks.
The Yankees' CC Sabathia, the Rays' James Shields, the Detroit Tigers' Justin Verlander, the Seattle Mariners' Felix Hernandez, the Philadelphia Phillies' Cole Hamels additionally , the San fran Giants' Matt Cain all were bumped out for their starts.
A Day to MLB's Final Vote
It's less than a sunny day and the complete set for MLB All-Stars crew will be proclaimed. Voting closes in less than a day and if you haven't vote, you just got a click away in voting for your favorite MLB stars at MLB.com.
Meanwhile, today's game schedules and live streams.
Cubs vs Nationals @ 7:05pm
Astros vs Pirates @ 7:05pm
Yankees vs Indians @ 7:05pm
Reds vs Cardinals @ 7:05pm
Rockies vs Braves @ 7:10pm
Phillies vs Marlins @ 7:10pm
Blue Jays vs Red Sox @ 7:10pm
Orioles vs Rangers @ 8:05pm
D-backs vs Brewers @ 8:10pm
Royals vs White Sox @ 8:10pm
Rays vs Twins @ 8:10pm
Tigers vs Angels @ 10:05pm
Mariners vs Athletics @ 10:05pm
Mets vs Dodgers @ 10:10pm
Padres vs Giants @ 10:15pm
Meanwhile, today's game schedules and live streams.
Cubs vs Nationals @ 7:05pm
Astros vs Pirates @ 7:05pm
Yankees vs Indians @ 7:05pm
Reds vs Cardinals @ 7:05pm
Rockies vs Braves @ 7:10pm
Phillies vs Marlins @ 7:10pm
Blue Jays vs Red Sox @ 7:10pm
Orioles vs Rangers @ 8:05pm
D-backs vs Brewers @ 8:10pm
Royals vs White Sox @ 8:10pm
Rays vs Twins @ 8:10pm
Tigers vs Angels @ 10:05pm
Mariners vs Athletics @ 10:05pm
Mets vs Dodgers @ 10:10pm
Padres vs Giants @ 10:15pm
Major League Baseball: All Star 2011
Rosters had been unveiled for the July 12 All-Star Game at Phoenix's Chase Field on Sunday, and two points were made clear: The balloting process is larger and much more well-known than ever, and also the turnover from 1 year to the next could be quite considerable.
Plenty of stalwarts is going to be generating up the American League and National League starting lineups in the 82nd annual Midsummer Classic, such as Alex Rodriguez (14th All-Star nod), Derek Jeter (12), David Ortiz (seven), Brian McCann (six straight), Lance Berkman (six), Adrian Gonzalez, Josh Hamilton and Ryan Braun (four straight each and every).
But of the 17 starters announced via the TBS MLB All-Star Selection Show presented by Taco Bell, only 4 -- Jeter, Braun, Hamilton and Robinson Cano -- started the 2010 version. Seven -- Gonzalez, McCann, Curtis Granderson, Alex Avila, Matt Kemp, Rickie Weeks and Jose Bautista -- are beginning for the first time, and last year's voting leaders -- Albert Pujols and Joe Mauer -- are absent.
The NL shakes out this way:
• Catcher: Brian McCann (Braves)
• First base: Prince Fielder (Brewers)
• Second base: Rickie Weeks (Brewers)
• Third base: Placido Polanco (Phillies)
• Shortstop: Jose Reyes (Mets)
• Outfield: Ryan Braun (Brewers), Matt Kemp (Dodgers) and Lance Berkman (Cardinals)
The visiting AL roster will look like this:
• Catcher: Alex Avila (Tigers)
• First base: Adrian Gonzalez (Red Sox)
• Second base: Robinson Cano (Yankees)
• Third base: Alex Rodriguez (Yankees)
• Shortstop: Derek Jeter (Yankees)
• Outfield: Jose Bautista (Blue Jays), Curtis Granderson (Yankees) and Josh Hamilton (Rangers)
• DH: David Ortiz (Red Sox)
Plenty of stalwarts is going to be generating up the American League and National League starting lineups in the 82nd annual Midsummer Classic, such as Alex Rodriguez (14th All-Star nod), Derek Jeter (12), David Ortiz (seven), Brian McCann (six straight), Lance Berkman (six), Adrian Gonzalez, Josh Hamilton and Ryan Braun (four straight each and every).
But of the 17 starters announced via the TBS MLB All-Star Selection Show presented by Taco Bell, only 4 -- Jeter, Braun, Hamilton and Robinson Cano -- started the 2010 version. Seven -- Gonzalez, McCann, Curtis Granderson, Alex Avila, Matt Kemp, Rickie Weeks and Jose Bautista -- are beginning for the first time, and last year's voting leaders -- Albert Pujols and Joe Mauer -- are absent.
The NL shakes out this way:
• Catcher: Brian McCann (Braves)
• First base: Prince Fielder (Brewers)
• Second base: Rickie Weeks (Brewers)
• Third base: Placido Polanco (Phillies)
• Shortstop: Jose Reyes (Mets)
• Outfield: Ryan Braun (Brewers), Matt Kemp (Dodgers) and Lance Berkman (Cardinals)
The visiting AL roster will look like this:
• Catcher: Alex Avila (Tigers)
• First base: Adrian Gonzalez (Red Sox)
• Second base: Robinson Cano (Yankees)
• Third base: Alex Rodriguez (Yankees)
• Shortstop: Derek Jeter (Yankees)
• Outfield: Jose Bautista (Blue Jays), Curtis Granderson (Yankees) and Josh Hamilton (Rangers)
• DH: David Ortiz (Red Sox)
Azkals for FIFA 2014: on higher grounds
After a tight game 1, Team Azkals' looking for a sure slot in 2014 FIFA World Cup.
Sri Lankans is a team known for its top caliber domination when they play at home. Though game 1's a tough fight, team Azkals' were able to stop and tie the 1st game 1-1 last Thursday, after a very amazing and superb stop by goal keeper Etheridge on last minutes of the game.
Team Azkals' almost ready, I mean they're really ready and they should be taken seriously in 2014's FIFA World Cup.
First, it was Manny Pacquiao, then Donaire, Charice, Coach Spolstra of the Miami Heat, Filipinos in different fields reigning, now, its Filipinos are taking it to the football fields. And Team Azkals on the higher ground getting a shot for that world title. But before that, they should first finish this qualifying game, and on my prediction, it's going to be Azkals, flawless, 2-0, against the Sri Lankans.
Suppor our team Azkals. Filipino. Proud. Watch them online through Live Sports Online.
Sri Lankans is a team known for its top caliber domination when they play at home. Though game 1's a tough fight, team Azkals' were able to stop and tie the 1st game 1-1 last Thursday, after a very amazing and superb stop by goal keeper Etheridge on last minutes of the game.
Team Azkals' almost ready, I mean they're really ready and they should be taken seriously in 2014's FIFA World Cup.
First, it was Manny Pacquiao, then Donaire, Charice, Coach Spolstra of the Miami Heat, Filipinos in different fields reigning, now, its Filipinos are taking it to the football fields. And Team Azkals on the higher ground getting a shot for that world title. But before that, they should first finish this qualifying game, and on my prediction, it's going to be Azkals, flawless, 2-0, against the Sri Lankans.
Suppor our team Azkals. Filipino. Proud. Watch them online through Live Sports Online.
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