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Josef Ramos

Sports Reporter/journalist

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Preston's Summary

Josef Ramos is a Sports Reporter at BusinessMirror. He covers a wide range of topics within the realm of sports, including individual and team sports, competitive events, and the sports business landscape. His insightful reporting and analysis have established him as a prominent voice in the field, contributing to his features in various publications.

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Geo Focus

Philippines (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Informative: 62 %
Events: 27 %
Interviews Q&as: 4 %
Listicles: 1 %
Data Driven: 1 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Individual Sports
  • Team Sports
  • Sports Tournaments
  • International Sports Leagues & Federations

Pitching Insights

Josef Ramos primarily covers local sports events in the Philippines, with a focus on boxing, gymnastics, basketball, swimming and other sports competitions. If you have relevant news or insights about these specific sports events or athletes competing in the Philippines, especially in Manila, reaching out to offer exclusive interviews with athletes or coaches involved in major local sporting events could be effective.

Given his emphasis on event coverage of local sports such as boxing and gymnastics among others, those who can provide behind-the-scenes details from these competitive environments are likely to catch Josef's attention. Whether it's an athlete’s training regimen or a coach’s strategy for an upcoming match, offering unique access to these stories may pique his interest.

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Articles

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PSC sweetens deal for ASIAD athletes

PSC sweetens deal for ASIAD athletes

By: Josef Ramos

THE Philippine Sports Commission announced additional allowance will be given to every Filipino athlete competing at the Nagoya Asian Games, with more incentives awaiting the delegation if it surpasses its gold medal argets.

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Magsayo tangles with unbeaten Cortes in Nevada

Magsayo tangles with unbeaten Cortes in Nevada

By: Josef Ramos

Mark “Magnifico” Magsayo takes on the biggest fight of his life since his first world title conqest four years ago as he faces undefeated American Andres Cortes on Sunday in a non-title lightweight bout organized by Zuffa boxing at the T-Mobile Arena in Nevada.

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Coach Tim: We've got to move on

Coach Tim: We've got to move on

By: Josef Ramos

THE Philippines started its gold medal defense with an 85-89 loss to Bahrain in men's 5x basketball at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games on Friday with head coach Tim Cone pouring his disappointment in a post-game press conference.

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Blazers start NCAA 102 with a bang

Blazers start NCAA 102 with a bang

By: Josef Ramos

JHOMEL ANCHETA had 19 points and three other College of Saint Benilde Blazers scored in double figures in a 77-68 upset of defending champion San Beda in the opener of the National Collegiate Athletic Association Season 102 basketball tournament on Sunday at Mall of Asia Arena.

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GILAS GOAL: BEAT THE GREAT WALL

GILAS GOAL: BEAT THE GREAT WALL

By: Josef Ramos

COACH Tim Cone and the Philippines faces unbeaten China at noon on Monday in the Aichi-Nagoya 20th Asian Games basketball competitions with a strong hope of toppling the team they frustrated on their home court three years ago in Hangzhou.

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Gilas in Asiad: Catastrophic

Gilas in Asiad: Catastrophic

By: Josef Ramos

THE Philippines got mangled in Nagoya by a team from China that has all the intentions to get back hard at the same team that denied the Chinese the men's basketball gold medal at home in Hangzhou three years ago.

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