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Olympian Kirstie Alora moves on after shock exit
Despite getting knocked out early, the 2016 Rio Olympian says she's far from done in taekwondo
SEA Games 2017: Malaysia welcomes athletes at opening ceremony
From marching bands to fireworks and an elaborate light show Malaysia showcases well its culture traditions and modern tastes
WATCH: Team Philippines marches in SEA Games 2017 opening
Taekwondo Olympian Kirstie Alora carries the Philippine flag
10 Filipino athletes to look out for in 2017 SEA Games
Here s a short list of some of the outstanding Filipino athletes who will see action at the 2017 Southeast Asian Games in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia
PH looks to improve at Tokyo 2020 as Rio Games close
Chef de mission Jose Romasanta gives an assessment of the Philippines Olympic participation calling it a good run
Tearful Alora bows out of Rio after second loss
Kirstie Alora the last Olympian competing for the Philippines at the Olympics is unable to win a medal
Olympian Kirstie Alora fails to make quarterfinals
The first time Olympian Alora falls to her veteran opponent
POC president confident taekwondo jin Alora can earn medal
The last Filipino athlete remaining to compete at Rio is boosted by the arrival of her parents
Kirstie Alora's coach confident she can go far in Rio Olympics
The last Filipino athlete remaining to compete in Rio faces a tough test right away against 2008 gold medalist Maria Espinoza of Mexico
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The Philippines' last Olympian standing prepares for battle
Taekwondo jin Kirstie Alora is set to face 2008 gold medalist Maria Espinoza on Saturday
PH taekwondo Olympian Kirstie Alora faces 2008 gold medalist in first round
The 26 year old Kirstie Alora is hoping to deliver a medal for the Philippines in the women’s 67 kg weight class
Pinoy Olympians break a sweat in Rio
The Filipino athletes in Rio have started their training sessions in preparation for the Rio Olympics
Rio 2016: Kirstie Alora
Kirstie Alora used taekwondo to escape from bullies while growing up in Laguna Now the 67 kilogram jin will represent the Philippines at the 2016 Olympics
