Georgia takes center stage as BRAVE CF: Georgia vs. the World unfolds at the Tbilisi New Sports Palace on October 3, featuring Rauli Tutarauli’s world title bid and seven other Georgian fighters battling international standouts.
The Senate unanimously commended the Philippine men’s national volleyball team, Alas Pilipinas, for its 19th-place finish in the 2025 FIVB Men’s World Championship, praising the squad’s breakthrough run as a milestone for Philippine sports.
Rauli Tutarauli is set for the fight of his life at BRAVE CF: Georgia vs. the World as he clashes with veteran Pieter Buist for the interim lightweight crown.
Global pole vaulters hailed the Philippines’ hosting of the Atletang Ayala World Pole Vault Challenge, calling the Makati event “amazing” and “100-percent professional.”
NBA legend Gary Payton visited Manila for a special Daily Fantasy event, where he shared career insights, advice for young athletes, and revealed his all-time fantasy lineup.
At the ASEAN Youth Exchange 2025 in Bangkok, Taylor’s University delegates highlighted how family values, sustainability, and cultural identity can redefine leadership for Southeast Asia’s next generation.
The Philippine Youth Basketball Championship opened its inaugural season at Paco Arena with standout performances across U11, U13, and U15 divisions, led by MLO Basketball’s Syrus Demante.
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DLSU outlasted UST in a five-set thriller to complete a sweep of the 2025 V-League Collegiate Challenge preliminaries in San Juan.
Georgia’s Rauli Tutarauli will face Pieter Buist for the interim lightweight crown as BRAVE Combat Federation stages its first event in Tbilisi on October 3.
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National University overcame a sluggish start to rally past Letran in four sets, capping its V-League Collegiate Challenge prelims campaign with a victory.