Author: Dorothy Del Rosario

  • Lito Adiwang eyes title push as undefeated Joshua Perreira test awaits at ONE Fight Night 45 

    Lito Adiwang eyes title push as undefeated Joshua Perreira test awaits at ONE Fight Night 45 

    Lito “The Thunder Kid” Adiwang is gearing up for his second fight of the year as he builds momentum following his transition to a higher weight class.


    The Filipino contender will face unbeaten American prospect Joshua Perreira in a flyweight MMA bout at ONE Fight Night 45 on July 18 at the iconic Lumpinee Boxing Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand, wherein both camps have already signed contracts for the matchup.

     

    Fresh off back-to-back victories, Adiwang is chasing a third consecutive stoppage as he continues his climb in the 135-pound division. His most recent outing was a blistering 34-second finish of Eko Roni Saputra, a statement win that reinforced his resurgence after adjusting to the flyweight class.

     

    “Definitely the stoppage will continue ‘cause I made a shift on my game now that I [have] moved up to flyweight,” the 33-year-old striker said.

     

    Still, Adiwang has emphasized he is not relying solely on early finishes, noting his readiness to adapt if the fight extends into deeper waters. “The Thunder Kid” has repeatedly pointed to his improved pacing and composure as key upgrades since his transition.

     

    A win over Perreira could push Adiwang into serious title conversation, especially with momentum building behind his recent performances. The Filipino striker believes another strong finish would make his case undeniable for a future championship opportunity.

     

    “I think once I get a good finish in this fight I am worthy to fight for that belt and I feel ready to become a champion now. But if not next, I will take anybody in the top five. Once I win, there is no denying that I am ready and worthy for the belt,” he said. 

     

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    Perreira, meanwhile, enters the bout undefeated and carrying rising expectations as one of the division’s promising American prospects. 

     

    His matchup with Adiwang is viewed as a stylistic clash between pressure-based striking and disciplined, unbeaten composure—two contrasting paths toward contention in ONE Championship’s increasingly competitive flyweight landscape.

     

    Beyond the matchup itself, the fight also reflects a broader shift in the division, where rising contenders are being fast-tracked into high-stakes bouts as ONE Championship continues to sharpen its contender pipeline. 

     

    Adiwang’s recent surge has placed him among the most closely watched Filipino fighters, especially given his ability to produce quick finishes.

     

    The July 18 bout at ONE Fight Night 45 also serves as a potential breakout moment for Perreira, who remains undefeated and is now stepping into his most high-profile test to date. A win over a proven finisher like Adiwang could instantly elevate his standing in the division.

     

    With both fighters entering the matchup carrying momentum—one from rapid finishes and the other from unbeaten consistency—the clash in Bangkok is shaping up as a pivotal checkpoint in the flyweight division’s evolving title picture.

     

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  • Knicks complete 29-point comeback, stun Spurs in Game 4 of NBA Finals 

    Knicks complete 29-point comeback, stun Spurs in Game 4 of NBA Finals 

    Game 4 of the 2026 NBA Finals saw the New York Knicks erase a 29-point first-half deficit and outlast the San Antonio Spurs 107–106 in a dramatic finish that flipped the game’s momentum and reshaped the series narrative.


    The Knicks survived a first half dominated by San Antonio, then clawed their way back possession by possession before taking full control late in the fourth quarter to complete one of the biggest comebacks of the Finals.

     

    The San Antonio Spurs looked in complete command early, overwhelming New York with pace, defensive pressure, and efficient scoring. Their lead ballooned to as many as 29 points as they consistently turned stops into transition opportunities and forced the Knicks into difficult half-court possessions.

     

    Victor Wembanyama led the Spurs’ first-half surge with 24 points, anchoring the paint defensively while finishing efficiently around the rim and from midrange. His presence disrupted New York’s interior rhythm and limited second-chance opportunities.

     

    Dylan Harper added 21 points, 4 rebounds, and 3 assists, pushing the tempo and helping San Antonio maintain full control through the opening half.

     

    At halftime, the Spurs appeared firmly in control and on track to even the series.

     

    But the New York Knicks responded after the break with sustained defensive pressure and improved execution that gradually shifted momentum. The comeback did not come in one run, but through steady stops, transition baskets, and consistent shot-making that cut into the lead possession by possession.

     

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    Jalen Brunson led the charge with a standout performance, finishing with 36 points, 5 rebounds, and 7 assists, repeatedly breaking down the Spurs’ defense and controlling the pace during critical stretches of the rally.

     

    OG Anunoby added 33 points, 4 rebounds, and 1 assist, providing key scoring bursts that kept New York’s momentum alive as the deficit shrank.

     

    By the end of the third quarter, the Knicks had completely erased the 29-point gap, turning a one-sided game into a tightly contested Finals battle.

     

    In the fourth quarter, New York carried that momentum into a closing push, tightening defensively and executing more efficiently in half-court sets. The Knicks surged ahead late and held on through the final possessions to complete the comeback.

     

    Despite strong performances from Wembanyama (24 points) and Harper (21-4-3), San Antonio could not withstand New York’s second-half surge. The Knicks, led by Brunson’s 36-5-7 and Anunoby’s 33-4-1, walked away with a statement Game 4 win after overturning a 29-point deficit on the Finals stage.

     

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  • Alex Eala eyes redemption as familiar rival Iva Jovic awaits in HSBC Championships clash 

    Alex Eala eyes redemption as familiar rival Iva Jovic awaits in HSBC Championships clash 

    Alex Eala’s early rise on grass courts will face another significant test on Wednesday, but this one comes with an added layer of familiarity.


    After cruising past Zhang Shuai, 6-3, 6-2, in the opening round of the HSBC Championships, the Filipina star advanced to the Round of 16, where she will face familiar foe and close friend Iva Jovic in a highly anticipated rematch of their recent French Open encounter. 

     

    The upcoming match at the HSBC Championships offers more than just a place in the quarterfinals. For Eala, it presents an immediate opportunity to measure how much her game has evolved in just a matter of weeks since her French Open exit.

     

    At Roland Garros, it was Jovic who came out on top with a 6-4, 6-2 victory, ending Eala’s campaign before it could gather momentum. 

     

    Eala enters the match riding a wave of confidence after capturing the WTA 125 Birmingham title last week, one of the most significant achievements of her young career. 

     

    Combined with her opening-round triumph over Zhang, Eala has now strung together six consecutive victories on grass—a surface that continues to bring out some of her best tennis.

     

    Currently ranked No. 33 in the world, Eala has steadily strengthened her position among the WTA’s emerging stars through a combination of consistency, composure, and an increasingly aggressive style suited for grass-court play. 

     

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    Jovic, meanwhile, enters the match with momentum of her own. The World No. 19 enjoyed a strong run at the French Open before bowing out in the third round to Naomi Osaka. 

     

    She also opened her HSBC Championships campaign in straight-set victory against Antonia Ruzic, 6-3, 6-4, in the Round of 32 to set up another meeting with Eala. 

     

    What makes the matchup particularly intriguing is the mutual respect and familiarity shared by both players. 

     

    Having faced each other recently and developed a friendship off the court, neither player is likely to surprise the other with tactics or tendencies. Instead, execution under pressure may ultimately decide who advances.

     

    For Eala, the challenge goes beyond seeking revenge. Another victory would extend her winning streak, secure a quarterfinal berth at a prestigious WTA 500 event, and further strengthen her growing reputation as one of the most dangerous young players on grass this season.

     

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  • EJ Obiena moves to Greece for more competitive training setup before major tournaments

    EJ Obiena moves to Greece for more competitive training setup before major tournaments

    Filipino pole vaulter, EJ Obiena’s rise in pole vaulting was shaped in Formia, Italy, a training ground where discipline, repetition, and elite coaching helped turn him into Asia’s premier vaulter and a consistent global medal contender.


    Now, Obiena has officially shifted his training base to Athens, Greece, where he will join a group of international pole vaulters in a more competitive daily environment. The move marks a significant adjustment for the world-class athlete, who is seeking the kind of training atmosphere that mirrors the intensity of major championships.

     

    Obiena, who first relocated to Formia in 2014 under the guidance of renowned Ukrainian coach Vitaly Petrov.

     

    Over time, the setup that once propelled him forward began to change, with Obiena often training without consistent high-level group competition—something he believes has impacted the sharpness required at the very top.

     

    To explain his decision, he pointed to a well-known model of excellence in endurance sports.

     

    “Talk to any top Kenyan distance runner, and they will tell you Olympic medals are won in training. Specifically, in training with other top Kenyan runners daily and pushing each other to greater heights,” Obiena said.

     

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    Despite the shift, Obiena was careful to acknowledge the foundation built during his long partnership with Petrov—one that produced some of the most historic moments in Philippine athletics.

     

    “I am forever grateful for what Coach Vitaly and I have accomplished. He has opened doors for me and has made me reach heights I could never even imagine. I have the utmost respect and gratitude to one of the biggest pillars of my career. Thank you, Coach Vitaly,” he said.

     

    Under Petrov’s guidance, Obiena broke the Asian pole vault barrier by clearing six meters at the Bergen Jump Challenge in 2023, a milestone he later repeated en route to a silver medal at the World Athletics Championships in Budapest. That same period also saw him reach world No. 2 in the rankings and secure multiple major international medals, including a bronze in Oregon in 2022.

     

    On the continental stage, he has remained dominant, collecting four consecutive SEA Games gold medals, three straight Asian Athletics Championships titles, and the Asian Games gold in Hangzhou.

     

    Now training alongside a new group of international competitors in Athens, Obiena views the change not as a reset, but as a refinement of an already elite career.

     

    “I am excited to train with these guys, many who are friends and fierce competitors. And, in doing so, I am putting myself in an environment that sharpens my skills. Every day I will be pushed to bring my best,” the olympian pole vaulter said.

     

    His next test comes quickly, with Obiena scheduled to compete in Dusseldorf, Germany on June 14, where he will get an early indication of how his new training setup translates under competition pressure.

     

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  • Miko Vargas resigns from PNVF Executive Board, vows continued support for Philippine volleyball 

    Miko Vargas resigns from PNVF Executive Board, vows continued support for Philippine volleyball 

    The Philippine National Volleyball Federation (PNVF) lost one of its longest-serving officials on Tuesday after Executive Board Member Miko Vargas announced his irrevocable resignation, ending a five-year tenure with the country’s governing body for volleyball.


    Vargas, the son of veteran sports executive Ricky Vargas, informed fellow board members of his decision through a formal letter that took effect immediately. 

     

    His departure comes at a crucial time for the federation, which has found itself at the center of several controversies involving governance, leadership, and the national team program.

     

    Having served under both former PNVF president Ramon “Tats” Suzara and current federation chief Tonyboy Liao, Vargas witnessed some of the most significant periods in Philippine volleyball’s recent history, including the sport’s resurgence on the international stage and the continued growth of local competitions.

     

    In his resignation letter, Vargas cited his inability to fully commit to the responsibilities expected of a federation executive.

     

    “Since early this year, I have found myself unable to dedicate the time, energy, and active participation toward the role of PNVF Executive Board member demands,” he wrote.

     

    Despite stepping down, Vargas emphasized that his resignation should not be interpreted as a departure from volleyball itself. 

     

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    He reiterated his commitment to supporting the sport’s development outside of an official capacity and called for unity within the volleyball community moving forward.

     

    “Ultimately, I stand leaving this organization with a reiteration for Unity as I have called for time and again,” Vargas concluded the letter.

     

    Notably, Vargas was not among the nine PNVF board members who recently signed a letter withdrawing their support for Liao’s leadership, a move that further exposed divisions within the federation’s executive board.

     

    While Vargas’ exit was framed as a personal decision rooted in time constraints, it nevertheless marks the first major resignation from the current board during one of the most challenging periods in the federation’s history. 

     

    With leadership questions still unresolved and multiple stakeholders calling for reforms, his departure underscores the uncertainty facing Philippine volleyball as it attempts to navigate a path toward stability and restore confidence among athletes and the sport itself.

     

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  • PSC allots P20 million for Baguio sports development initiatives

    PSC allots P20 million for Baguio sports development initiatives

    The Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) has granted Baguio City P20 million to support its sports development programs and the ongoing rehabilitation of the Baguio City Athletic Bowl, further strengthening the city’s efforts to nurture future national athletes.


    PSC Chairman Patrick “Pato” Gregorio personally handed over the check, highlighting Baguio’s growing role as one of the country’s leading sports development centers. The funding will also complement plans to improve training facilities, including the proposed construction of a world-class football pitch at the Teachers’ Camp track oval within the next four months.

     

    The funding represents more than a facility upgrade. For the PSC, it is an endorsement of a city that has consistently embraced sports as a tool for community development and youth engagement.

     

    “This is not a donation because we just want to help. This is a donation because you are helping yourselves. This is a donation because you are an example of sports development in the Philippines,” Gregorio said.

     

    The commission’s support comes as Baguio continues to strengthen its position as a preferred training destination for athletes due to its high-altitude environment, which has long been utilized by elite competitors preparing for major international events.

     

    The proposed facility is envisioned as another step toward creating a comprehensive sports ecosystem in Baguio, where young athletes can access quality venues without leaving their home region.

     

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    According to Gregorio, the city’s commitment to sports development was a key factor behind the commission’s decision to provide financial assistance.

     

    “Ako po’y natutuwa kasi ang Baguio ay transformative city. The success of any transformation is conviction,” he said.

     

    The PSC chief emphasized that investments in facilities must ultimately translate into opportunities for young athletes, particularly those with aspirations of representing the country on the international stage.

     

    “Magtatag ng sports facilities para sa kabataan. Magtatag ng sports facilities para sa Olympic dream,” he said, describing what he believes is the commission’s most important role.

     

    For the PSC, the long-term goal extends beyond constructing venues. The agency hopes the funding will help establish a sustainable grassroots sports system capable of identifying and developing talent across the Cordillera region.

     

    With upgraded facilities, expanded training opportunities, and stronger local programs, Gregorio believes Baguio can play a major role in producing the next generation of national team standouts—and perhaps even future Olympians.

     

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  • Chog Moral, Prince Cariño banner final Gilas Pilipinas Youth roster for Asia Cup SEABA U18 Qualifiers 

    Chog Moral, Prince Cariño banner final Gilas Pilipinas Youth roster for Asia Cup SEABA U18 Qualifiers 

    Gilas Pilipinas Youth has finalized its 12-man roster for the FIBA U18 Asia Cup SEABA Qualifiers in Krabi, Thailand. 


    Chog Moral and Prince Cariño will spearhead the national team’s bid for a continental tournament berth.

     

    Head coach Juno Sauler named his final lineup ahead of the June 10-14 competition, which serves as the qualifying tournament for the FIBA U18 Asia Cup set for August in India.

     

    Moral headlines the squad after gaining national attention through his breakout performances in last year’s Palarong Pambansa. 

     

    The Pampanga-native guard has since become one of the country’s most recognizable youth basketball players and is expected to play a major role in the Philippines’ backcourt.

     

    Joining him is Cariño, who has established himself as one of the top young big men in the country through his performances with Far Eastern University-Diliman. 

     

    His presence in the paint and experience in high-level school competitions are expected to provide stability for the youthful national team.

     

    Also making the final roster are Ethan Aguas, Andrew Chio, Ziv Espinas, Patrick Pasinos, Hans Patagoc, Louis Razon, Kyle Sardon, Joaquin Tovera, Bruce Tubongbanua, and Cagurungan, completing the 12-man squad that will represent the country in the regional qualifiers.

     

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    The Philippines has been drawn into Group A alongside host Thailand, Singapore, and Vietnam. 

    Gilas Youth opens its campaign against Vietnam on Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. before facing Singapore on Thursday at 4:30 p.m. The Filipinos will then close out the group stage against Thailand on Friday at 7:00 p.m.

     

    A strong showing in the tournament is crucial as the Philippines seeks qualification to the FIBA U18 Asia Cup, where the region’s top youth teams will compete later this year.

     

    Beyond the competition, the national team will also carry an emotional motivation into the tournament after dedicating its campaign to the late Rene Baterbonia and Divine Adili of Ateneo de Manila University, who recently passed away following a drowning incident in Aurora.

     

    “At this moment, our hearts are incredibly heavy. We are mourning the sudden, tragic loss of our brothers, Rene Baterbonia and Divine Adili. Several of our boys shared the court and built strong bonds with them,” the team said in a post on social media.

     

    “This campaign is no longer just about the gold—it is about honoring our country and honoring their legacy.”

     

    With a mix of rising stars, established youth standouts, and added motivation off the court, Gilas Youth hopes to translate its talent into results as it begins its quest for a spot in the FIBA U18 Asia Cup.

     

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  • Tabinas Brothers shine as Philippines ends Tri-Nation Friendlies on a high note 

    Tabinas Brothers shine as Philippines ends Tri-Nation Friendlies on a high note 

    The Philippine Men’s National Football Team appears to be finding its identity at just the right time.


    Fresh from a 5-1 victory over Guam last week, the Filipinos delivered another emphatic result on Tuesday, defeating Myanmar, 5-1, to close out their Tri-Nation Friendlies campaign at the Rizal Memorial Stadium. 

     

    While the scoreline once again highlighted the team’s attacking quality, the tournament may ultimately be remembered for revealing the growing chemistry and depth within the national squad.

     

    The breakthrough against Myanmar came just before halftime when Jefferson Tabinas found the back of the net to hand the Philippines a 1-0 advantage. The goal set the tone for a second-half surge that showcased both familiar faces and emerging contributors.

     

    One of the night’s most memorable moments arrived in the 54th minute when Paul Tabinas scored his first-ever goal for the national team. 

     

    The strike not only doubled the Philippines’ lead but also created a rare family milestone, with both Tabinas brothers getting on the scoresheet in the same international match.

     

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    Jefferson shared his pride after witnessing his younger brother’s achievement on one of the biggest stages of his career.

     

    “First goal in (the) Philippines and I’m always proud of him and you know his quality he have big talent,” Jeff Tabinas said on his brother’s performance against Myanmar.

     

    The Philippines continued to dictate play as Sebastian Rasmussen extended the advantage to 3-0 in the 80th minute. 

     

    Myanmar briefly threatened to spark a comeback when Win Naing Tun scored, but the Filipinos quickly regained control. Andrei Leipold restored the three-goal cushion before Rasmussen completed his brace deep into stoppage time to secure another 5-1 victory.

     

    Beyond the final result, the tournament offered encouraging signs for a squad preparing for tougher regional competition. 

     

    Across victories over Guam and Myanmar, the Philippines produced 10 goals while receiving contributions from multiple players, demonstrating an attack that is becoming increasingly difficult for opponents to contain.

     

    The emergence of new scorers may be one of the biggest takeaways for the coaching staff. Rather than relying on a single offensive focal point, the Filipinos saw goals come from defenders, midfielders, forwards, and even first-time international scorers. Such balance could prove valuable as the national team enters competitions where squad depth often separates contenders from pretenders.

     

    With consecutive 5-1 victories and confidence steadily rising, the Philippine Men’s National Football Team leaves the Tri-Nation Friendlies not only with positive results but with renewed belief that it can carry this momentum into the upcoming ASEAN Championship.

     

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  • Philippine Men’s National Football Team chases sweep in PFF Tri-Nation clash with Myanmar

    Philippine Men’s National Football Team chases sweep in PFF Tri-Nation clash with Myanmar

    The Philippine Men’s National Football Team (PMNFT) looks to cap off its PFF Tri-Nation Friendlies campaign on a high note when it faces Myanmar on Tuesday night at the Rizal Memorial Football Stadium.


    Both teams enter the tournament finale unbeaten after convincing victories over Guam. The Philippines opened its campaign with a commanding 5-1 victory last Wednesday.

     

    While Myanmar followed with an equally impressive 6-1 win on Saturday, setting up a clash between the tournament’s two most in-form sides.

     

    More than just a friendly, the match serves as a crucial measuring stick for both squads as they continue preparations for the ASEAN Championship in July. 

     

    The Philippines and Myanmar will also meet again later this year in Group B of the regional tournament alongside Thailand, Malaysia, and Laos, giving Tuesday’s encounter added significance.

     

    For Philippine head coach Carles Cuadrat, the focus remains on building depth and identifying players capable of contributing in a packed international calendar.

     

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    “We are trying different players because to be competitive now in the football world, you need to manage a minimum of 40 to 50 players with good talent,” said Cuadrat.

     

    Myanmar midfielder Myat Kaung Khant, meanwhile, welcomed the challenge and called on football supporters to watch what he expects to be a competitive showdown.

     

    “We’ve played very well — most of our players are talented. We are in the same group so this match means something to us. I hope fans come on Tuesday to see us play,” Khant said. 

     

    While a sweep is on the line for the Philippines, another storyline centers on how far the Nationals have progressed under Cuadrat. 

     

    The match offers the Philippines a chance to build on the momentum generated by its dominant win over Guam, where the Nationals showcased their attacking depth with goals coming from multiple players in a 5-1 rout. 

     

    Another strong performance against Myanmar would not only secure a clean sweep of the Tri-Nation Friendlies but also provide a confidence boost before the country’s next major regional test.

     

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  • Alex Eala opens HSBC Championships campaign against Shuai Zhang after Birmingham title run 

    Alex Eala opens HSBC Championships campaign against Shuai Zhang after Birmingham title run 

    After lifting the grass-court trophy of her young professional career, the Filipina sensation is already back on the tournament grind, trading celebration for preparation as she begins her campaign at the HSBC Championships at Queen’s Club.


    Eala’s reward for capturing the Birmingham Open title is an immediate step up in competition. The 20-year-old will face experienced Chinese campaigner Shuai Zhang in the opening round of the prestigious WTA 500 event on Tuesday, June 9, with the match scheduled for 7:10 p.m. Philippine time.

     

    The matchup presents an intriguing contrast between two players at different stages of their careers. Eala arrives in London carrying the momentum of a breakthrough run in Birmingham, while Zhang brings years of experience competing on the sport’s biggest stages.

     

    For Eala, the challenge is not simply winning another match—it is proving that her recent success is sustainable.

     

    The Filipina tennis star enters Queen’s Club riding a surge of confidence after claiming her second career WTA 125 title, defeating Czech rising star Nikola Bartunkova in a hard-fought three-set championship match. 

     

    Her route into the Queen’s Club main draw also changed dramatically in the days leading up to the tournament. Initially expected to compete in qualifying, Eala was elevated directly into the main draw following the withdrawals of Americans Jessica Pegula and Hailey Baptiste because of injuries.

     

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