Filipino boxing champ Jerwin Ancajas is looking to continue his way to big-time boxing when he squares off with challenger Ryuichi Funai Saturday evening (Sunday in Manila) in Stockton, California. Possessing an equal amount sharpness and form, Ancajas will try to prove he's got what it takes to become the next Filipino boxing star next only to his idol Manny Pacquiao. But it got derailed by back-to-back lackluster performances where the 27-year-old Cavite native (31-1-2 with 20 knockouts) failed to show a fighting heart worthy of the big stage. He tipped the scale at 114.2 lbs, while the Japanese weighed 114.4 lbs, well within the IBF world super flyweight ceiling during Fr...
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