Wrestling Coach : Team Lakay Fighter Will Beat Opponents

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Iranian wrestling coach Ali Heydarabadi yesterday expressed confidence Team Lakay mixed martial arts (MMA) fighters have strong chances of beating their opponents as a result of their intensive wrestling training.

“They have trained for five months on grappling and other wrestling techniques,” Heydarabadi said in an interview during the well-attended open workout conducted by ONE Fighting Championship (ONE FC) at the Resorts World Manila for some of the MMA fighters.

Ten thrilling matches will be presented during ONE FC: Moment of Truth at the Mall of Asia (MOA) Arena on Dec. 6 starting at 7 p.m., with the Filipino MMA strikers figuring in five challenging bouts.

Paul Walker of The Fast and the Furious Fame Dies From A Car Accident

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It is confirmed that Paul Walker, one of the leading actors in the Fast and the Furious movie franchise, has died from a car accident. TMZ, first reported it but many doubted the news as .

It is with great disappointment that he had to leave us so soon. When some of the lead actors visited the Philippines a few months ago, Paul Walker was a bright and cheerful lad who wowed the crowd with his appealing personality. Next to Vin Diesel, he is the most identified character in the movie franchise which was rumored to have plans on shooting some sequel scenes here in the country.

Such a waste of talent - and a youth that could have accomplished a lot more, and inspired more of us to idolize a promising actor. We condole with his fans, relatives, friends, colleagues and the rest of the world.

Top Ten Japanese Restaurants in the Philippines

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Everyone likes eating! Am I right? Especially Filipinos, we Filipinos like eating. Well if you're not from the Philippines, this could be your guide upon knowing where it is best to dig in here in our country.

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Kubli Springs in Kinabuhayan  Café, Dolores, Quezon

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The road to Kubli Springs is literally the road less traveled, and when you do get on it, you'll be glad you decided against taking your sedan car. Flashlights, candles, mobile phones, and the moon are the only sources of light. Occasionally, they may put up Christmas lights connected to a portable battery source to make the place special. You'll find yourself in the middle of a forest, surrounded by boulders, a spring at your feet and a clear starlit sky overhead. You sit on rocks and makeshift benches, savoring the aroma of steak being grilled on the spot. Ah, this is the perfect time to play the acoustic guitar for a sing-along with the barkada (gang) without fear of disturbing anyone.

For P500 per person, you get fresh salad with flowers, grilled steak, Jay's special rice, and a fruit platter. The meal ends with lambanog and a special roast of barako coffee. For drinking, there's fresh mineral water from the mountains. You'd wish the night would never end.