WE regard Amateur Boxing Association of the Philippines president Manny Lopez as a friend despite the fact that we’ve had some differences over how poorly the Abap has done in its efforts to qualify boxers for the 2008 Beijing Olympics and the walkout at the last Southeast Asian Games.
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