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        "msgid": "national-boxers-miss-rigorous-cuban-test-1447893297",
        "date": "2001-08-10 00:00:00",
        "title": "National boxers miss rigorous Cuban test",
        "author": null,
        "source": "JP",
        "tags": null,
        "topic": null,
        "summary": "National boxers miss rigorous Cuban test JAKARTA (JP): Indonesian boxers currently training in Cuba have missed the opportunity to test their skills against local pugilists. The Indonesian Amateur Boxing Association's (Pertina) deputy secretary general, Didit Soedijoto, told a weekly media briefing on Thursday that the fights would not take place, after the Cuban boxing body postponed the national championships until September.",
        "content": "<p>National boxers miss rigorous Cuban test<\/p>\n<p>JAKARTA (JP): Indonesian boxers currently training in Cuba<br>\nhave missed the opportunity to test their skills against local<br>\npugilists.<\/p>\n<p>The Indonesian Amateur Boxing Association's (Pertina) deputy<br>\nsecretary general, Didit Soedijoto, told a weekly media briefing<br>\non Thursday that the fights would not take place, after the Cuban<br>\nboxing body postponed the national championships until September.<\/p>\n<p>\"Unfortunately, no other international event will take place<br>\nin Cuba for the rest of August,\" Didit said.<\/p>\n<p>Pertina had arranged for Indonesian boxers to participate in<br>\nCuba's national championships in Matanza during their stint in<br>\nthe Caribbean country, dubbed the world's strongest amateur<br>\nboxing powerhouse.<\/p>\n<p>Pertina sent Bonix Saweho (45kg flyweight), David Isikiwar<br>\n(60kg lightweight), Joko Suryono (72kg light middleweight), and<br>\nHendrik Simangunsong (75kg middleweight) to Cuba ahead of the<br>\nSouth East Asian (SEA) Games in Kuala Lumpur next month.<\/p>\n<p>To compensate for the canceled fights with Cuban boxers,<br>\nIndonesian coaches have arranged a four-nation trial with boxers<br>\nfrom Switzerland, Algeria and El Salvador, who, like the<br>\nIndonesians, are training at a boxing camp in Costa Azul, Didi<br>\nsaid.<\/p>\n<p>\"There are five boxers from Switzerland, 18 from Algeria and<br>\n11 from El Salvador,\" he added.<\/p>\n<p>The second batch of Indonesian boxers, Wellem Papilaya (63.5kg<br>\nlight welterweight) and his elder brother Albert Papilaya (81kg<br>\nlight heavyweight), will leave on Saturday for Cuba.<\/p>\n<p>Beside the overseas trainees, Pertina is grooming Karel<br>\nMoskanan (48kg light flyweight), Melky Lelemboto (51kg<br>\nflyweight), Dufri Masikar (54kg bantamweight) and Agustinus<br>\nRomroman (57kg featherweight) for the SEA Games. They are<br>\nundergoing a training program in Selabintana, near Sukabumi in<br>\nWest Java.<\/p>\n<p>Meanwhile, the Bowling Association (PBI) has named 12 bowlers<br>\nin the Kuala Lumpur-bound team, setting the target of bringing<br>\nhome two gold medals.<\/p>\n<p>\"PBI expects the gold medals from the men's events. There are<br>\nalso hopes from the individual event,\" PBI chairman Subagio told<br>\nthe weekly meeting.<\/p>\n<p>In a separate development, the Indonesian Karate-do Federation<br>\n(Forki) finally reinstated Rahfisal Tanjung and Christine Dewi<br>\nGani to the SEA Games team after they managed to reduce their<br>\nweights.<\/p>\n<p>Isfan will compete in the men's 55kg class and Christine Dewi<br>\nGani in the women's 60kg class.<\/p>\n<p>\"They must watch their weight closely from now on. If they<br>\nfail to do so, we will not field them,\" Forki's official Ahmad<br>\nBudu said.<\/p>\n<p>Forki aims to grab seven gold medals out of the 19 events.<br>\n(nvn)<\/p>",
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