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VietNamNet BridgeVu aims to knock 'em out at Dutch tourneyVietNamNet Bridge... in France before flying to Guangzhou for the ASIAD. The three-cushion event offers Viet Nam one of their best medal hopes. At the 2006 ASIAD in Doha, ...
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Tall Fil-Am jin, 14, joins Asiad teamPhilippine Star... captured two silver medals, courtesy of Go and Rivero and three bronzes, from Manuel Rivero, Eunice Alora and Veronica Domingo, in the Doha Asiad. ...
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RP delegation to Asian Games trimmed to 190Inquirer.netThe country was represented by 233 athletes in the 2006 Doha Asiad in Qatar. They returned with four gold, six silver and nine bronze medals. ...and more »
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Vu aims to knock 'em out at Dutch tourneyViet Nam NewsAt the 2006 ASIAD in Doha, Qatar, Vu had to settle for a silver medal after losing to Umeda in the final. Vu, 30, also won a silver medal at 2009 the Asian ...
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Difficult for Malaysian boxers to make impact in GuangzhouMalaysia Star... claim for the bulk of the 13 gold medals at stake in Guangzhou followed by Uzbekistan, who came out tops in the 2006 Doha Asiad with a haul of 3-1-2. ...
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The HinduNeed to put CWG performances in perspectiveThe HinduRenjith's 17.07m, in comparison, is the best mark by an Asian this season and he should be a strong contender for the gold in the Asiad if he is able to ...and more »
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Malaysia StarShuttlers leave C'wealth Games on a high but Asiad will provide sterner testMalaysia StarChong Wei settled for the bronze medal in Doha four years ago after he was beaten by Indonesian Taufik in the semi-finals. Although former Olympic champion ...Strong performance expected from Elaine in AsiadMalaysia Starall 2 news articles »
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Malaysia StarAfter C'wealth triumph OCM want another best-ever at AsiadMalaysia StarMalaysia's best achievement in the Asiad thus far came at the last Games in Doha with an 8-17-17 medal haul. OCM secretary general Datuk Sieh Kok Chi ...The dawn of a new era for M'sian sportsMalaysia Starall 24 news articles »
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Taekwondo jins due for an Asiad goldPhilBoxing.comMichelle Monterey and Fil-Am Pauline Lopez are being considered for the finweight spot, in lieu on the ACL-hit 2006 Doha Asiad silver medalist Rivero who ...
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Doha Asiad gold medalists out of Guangzhou rosterPhilippine StarThis year's Asiad is scheduled Nov. 12-27 in Guangzhou, China, and RP sports officials are optimistic that the country will improve on its haul of four gold ...RP Names 249 Bets to AsiadManila Bulletinall 4 news articles »
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Pacquiao opts for basketball over sparring 09/29/2010 | 12:21 AM Sparring will have to wait a while. It's basketball for now for Manny Pacquiao. The 31-year-old boxing champion was spared from undergoing his first sparring session in training camp at Baguio City on Tuesday after playing a ballgame just the night before at the top court of the Cooyesan Hotel. Pacquiao engaged Baguio-based players in a loose but highly-competitive game, which foreign sparmates Glen Tapia and Michael Medina also joined. Although reluctant at first about Pacquiao playing the game while in training, Freddie Roach has since softened up and relented. "As long as he works hard at the gym, I'll have no problem with that," said the celebrated trainer. The congressman from the lone province of Sarangani said playing basketball while in training for a big fight is a staple of his busy timetable. He added that the game is a sort of therapy for him. "Basketball `yung pampa-relax ko sa training," said Pacquiao, who co-owns the MP GenSan Warriors basketball team seeing action in the Tournament of the Philippines, a joint league co-organized by the Philippine Basketball League and Liga Pilipinas. Pacquiao was later allowed to skip his morning roadwork following the night of playing basketball. Then, sparring was called off too, later in the day. Roach reset the start of the sparring session to Thursday. But the two of them went hard at the mitts during their afternoon training, going for 11 solid rounds ...
Commercial spots with Orry, mascot of the 2006 Asian Games in Doha, Qatar.
Awesome TV Commercial from the Doha 2006 Asian Games Torch Relay, which traveled through most of Asia, the longest in the history of the Asiad.
Amazing shot of MIAO Li Jie, guard of The China Basketball Team 15th Asian Games Doha 2006 Women's Basketball final - China vs Chinese Taipei 2006-12-15 China trounces Chinese Taipei to defend Asiad women's basketball title China trounced Chinese Taipei 90-59 to defend the Asian Games women's basketball title in Doha on Thursday. Miao Lijie, a former WNBA player, ended the third quarter with an unbelievable back-field three-pointer at the buzz, helping China to a 74-43 lead and making the fourth quarter junk time. "The Asian Games is part of our journey to Beijing (Olympic Games)," said Thomas Maher, head coach of the Chinese team. "I have never seen a team younger than us. I think we still have to improve in many ways." Chinese Taipei, making its first appearance in an Asian Games final, trailed by just three points in the first quarter, but was well beaten from the second half. "We had thought of the loss, but never thought of such a big loss," said Chien Wei Chuan, captain of the Chinese Taipei team, which was edged by four points in their last meet in the final of the 2005 East Asian Games. Lin Hung Ling-yao, coach of the Chinese Taipei team, expressed her great disappointment. "It's really discouraging," she said. "I don't think we have such a big gap with the Chinese team." "My team didn't perform very well. Chiang Feng Chun committed three fouls at the early part of the first quarter, which made us very passive in the inside," she added. The Chinese center duo Chen ...
Prince on horse & walking upstairs to light the ASIAD firebrand
one of the three international tenors the great Jose Carreras & the great Lebaneese soprano Mme Majida El Roumi performing a wonderful duet composed by the Australian John Foreman in the opening of the Asian olympic games (Asiad) in Qatar (El Doha) 2006
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lighting the Torch by Emir's son Shaikh Mohammed bin Hamad AL Thani
Iraq -Uzbekistan 2ndt goal
Iraqi1st goal
Iraqi anthem with players view
Iraqi second goal on Malaysian goal
Iraqi 1st Goal on Malaysia
In Doha (Quatar)
It is the best lighting of cauldron i have ever seen.The Qatari Emir's son,Sheikh Mohammad Bin Hamad al-Thani, holds up a torch before he rides his horse towards the cauldron in a very dangerous way.Rain also made it so difficult.Really he is a good horseman.
Shaikh Muhammad Bin Hamad Al Thani lighting the Asiad 2006 torch riding a horse in the openning cermony.
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