Rustico Torrecampo - Revision history

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	Rustico Torrecampo's residence is the District of Tondo in Manila. Cousin of [[Terry Tayao]].		Rustico Torrecampo's residence is the District of Tondo in Manila. Cousin of [[Terry Tayao]].

Pinoyprodigy95 at 00:34, 31 July 2013

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	==Notable Bouts==		==Notable Bouts==
	*'''[[Manny Pacquiao vs. Rustico Torrecampo\|Feb. 9, 1996]]''' - Defeated then unbeaten and future-World Champion and Pound-For-Pound # 1 [[Manny Pacquiao]] by 3rd round knockout.		*'''[[Manny Pacquiao vs. Rustico Torrecampo\|Feb. 9, 1996]]''' - Defeated then unbeaten and future-World Champion and Pound-For-Pound # 1 [[Manny Pacquiao]] by 3rd round knockout.

	~~{{DEFAULTSORT:Torrecampo, Rustico}}~~
	~~[[Category:Trainers]]~~

Pinoyprodigy95 at 00:24, 31 July 2013

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	==Notable Bouts==		==Notable Bouts==
	*'''[[Manny Pacquiao vs. Rustico Torrecampo\|Feb. 9, 1996]]''' - Defeated then unbeaten and future-World Champion and Pound-For-Pound # 1 [[Manny Pacquiao]] by 3rd round knockout.		*'''[[Manny Pacquiao vs. Rustico Torrecampo\|Feb. 9, 1996]]''' - Defeated then unbeaten and future-World Champion and Pound-For-Pound # 1 [[Manny Pacquiao]] by 3rd round knockout.

			{{DEFAULTSORT:Torrecampo, Rustico}}
			[[Category:Trainers]]

Pinoyprodigy95 at 00:23, 31 July 2013

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	Rustico Torrecampo's residence is the District of Tondo in Manila.		Rustico Torrecampo's residence is the District of Tondo in Manila. Cousin of [[Terry Tayao]].

	==Notable Bouts==		==Notable Bouts==
	*'''[[Manny Pacquiao vs. Rustico Torrecampo\|Feb. 9, 1996]]''' - Defeated then unbeaten and future-World Champion and Pound-For-Pound # 1 [[Manny Pacquiao]] by 3rd round knockout.		*'''[[Manny Pacquiao vs. Rustico Torrecampo\|Feb. 9, 1996]]''' - Defeated then unbeaten and future-World Champion and Pound-For-Pound # 1 [[Manny Pacquiao]] by 3rd round knockout.

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			Rustico Torrecampo's residence is the District of Tondo in Manila.

	== Notable Bouts ==		==Notable Bouts==
			*'''[[Manny Pacquiao vs. Rustico Torrecampo\|Feb. 9, 1996]]''' - Defeated then unbeaten and future-World Champion and Pound-For-Pound # 1 [[Manny Pacquiao]] by 3rd round knockout.
	* '''[[Manny Pacquiao vs. Rustico Torrecampo\|Feb. 9, 1996]]''' - Defeated then unbeaten and future-World Champion and Pound-For-Pound # 1 [[Manny Pacquiao]] by 3rd ~~Round~~ knockout.

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	* '''[[Manny Pacquiao vs. Rustico Torrecampo\|Feb. 9, 1996]]''' - Defeated then unbeaten and future-World Champion and Pound-For-Pound # 1 [[Manny Pacquiao]] by 3rd Round knockout.		* '''[[Manny Pacquiao vs. Rustico Torrecampo\|Feb. 9, 1996]]''' - Defeated then unbeaten and future-World Champion and Pound-For-Pound # 1 [[Manny Pacquiao]] by 3rd Round knockout.

	~~== Factoid ==~~
	~~Source: (newspaper) The Philippine Star~~

	~~Date: September 17, 2010~~

	~~Author: Joaquin Henson~~

	* Sometime in 2006 Rustico Torrecampo set up a roving sidewalk kitchen, selling mami, fried rice and beef asado from a bicycle cart in Tondo. One early morning in September 2007, a Leonel Waste Management garbage truck sideswiped his cart, spilling the food on the street. Torrecampo told truck driver Ernesto Ongkit to pay for the damage but was ignored. Ongkit drove off and Torrecampo chased the truck on foot. Torrecampo caught up with Ongkit and stabbed him twice with a kitchen knife. Ongkit was declared dead on arrival at the Tondo Medical Center.

	Torrecampo went into hiding for three months in Nueva Ecija and resurfaced when a warrant of arrest was issued. He posted bail of P14,000 and is in protracted negotiations to settle with the victim?s first wife Erlinda. At least 10 hearings on the case have been conducted in a Manila court.

	"They're asking for P100,000", said Torrecampos wife Cecille Camposano in Pilipino. "We dont have that kind of money. They insist that boxer Manny Pacquiao once gave us P100,000 but thats not true. We've tried to see Manny. Hes just too busy and we dont want to disturb him. We're back selling food on Velasquez street in Tondo."

	For their sidewalk business, the Torrecampos barely earn enough to feed their children Russell Carl, 11, Carissa Rose, 10 and Rich Cymoun, 6. Three months ago, Torrecampo who finished only up to first year of high school decided to stage a boxing comeback in desperation. He hooked up with Lito Navarro, owner of the Slim and Shape Fitness Center in Caloocan, to resurrect his career.

	Torrecampo said he has brought down his weight from 130 to 118 pounds in three months of hard training. Kulang pa sa stamina, he said after the sparring session. "Its something I have to build up. I want to fight again. I want to prove I can still be a champion. I'm praying for another chance."

	~~Torrecampo, whose father Escolastico was gunned down by New People's Army rebels in Davao City in 1985, has fallen into hard times. He may be down but he's not out.~~

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	Torrecampo said he has brought down his weight from 130 to 118 pounds in three months of hard training. Kulang pa sa stamina, he said after the sparring session. "Its something I have to build up. I want to fight again. I want to prove I can still be a champion. I'm praying for another chance."		Torrecampo said he has brought down his weight from 130 to 118 pounds in three months of hard training. Kulang pa sa stamina, he said after the sparring session. "Its something I have to build up. I want to fight again. I want to prove I can still be a champion. I'm praying for another chance."

			Torrecampo, whose father Escolastico was gunned down by New People's Army rebels in Davao City in 1985, has fallen into hard times. He may be down but he's not out.

Jeremy: /* Factoid */

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	Torrecampo went into hiding for three months in Nueva Ecija and resurfaced when a warrant of arrest was issued. He posted bail of P14,000 and is in protracted negotiations to settle with the victim?s first wife Erlinda. At least 10 hearings on the case have been conducted in a Manila court.		Torrecampo went into hiding for three months in Nueva Ecija and resurfaced when a warrant of arrest was issued. He posted bail of P14,000 and is in protracted negotiations to settle with the victim?s first wife Erlinda. At least 10 hearings on the case have been conducted in a Manila court.

	~~Theyre~~ asking for P100,000, said Torrecampos wife Cecille Camposano in Pilipino. We dont have that kind of money. They insist that boxer Manny Pacquiao once gave us P100,000 but thats not true. ~~Weve~~ tried to see Manny. Hes just too busy and we dont want to disturb him. ~~Were~~ back selling food on Velasquez street in Tondo.		"They're asking for P100,000", said Torrecampos wife Cecille Camposano in Pilipino. "We dont have that kind of money. They insist that boxer Manny Pacquiao once gave us P100,000 but thats not true. We've tried to see Manny. Hes just too busy and we dont want to disturb him. We're back selling food on Velasquez street in Tondo."

	For their sidewalk business, the Torrecampos barely earn enough to feed their children Russell Carl, 11, Carissa Rose, 10 and Rich Cymoun, 6. Three months ago, Torrecampo who finished only up to first year of high school decided to stage a boxing comeback in desperation. He hooked up with Lito Navarro, owner of the Slim and Shape Fitness Center in Caloocan, to resurrect his career.		For their sidewalk business, the Torrecampos barely earn enough to feed their children Russell Carl, 11, Carissa Rose, 10 and Rich Cymoun, 6. Three months ago, Torrecampo who finished only up to first year of high school decided to stage a boxing comeback in desperation. He hooked up with Lito Navarro, owner of the Slim and Shape Fitness Center in Caloocan, to resurrect his career.

	Torrecampo said he has brought down his weight from 130 to 118 pounds in three months of hard training. Kulang pa sa stamina, he said after the sparring session. "Its something I have to build up. I want to fight again. I want to prove I can still be a champion. Im praying for another chance."		Torrecampo said he has brought down his weight from 130 to 118 pounds in three months of hard training. Kulang pa sa stamina, he said after the sparring session. "Its something I have to build up. I want to fight again. I want to prove I can still be a champion. I'm praying for another chance."

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2010-09-16T19:36:15Z

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	For their sidewalk business, the Torrecampos barely earn enough to feed their children Russell Carl, 11, Carissa Rose, 10 and Rich Cymoun, 6. Three months ago, Torrecampo who finished only up to first year of high school decided to stage a boxing comeback in desperation. He hooked up with Lito Navarro, owner of the Slim and Shape Fitness Center in Caloocan, to resurrect his career.		For their sidewalk business, the Torrecampos barely earn enough to feed their children Russell Carl, 11, Carissa Rose, 10 and Rich Cymoun, 6. Three months ago, Torrecampo who finished only up to first year of high school decided to stage a boxing comeback in desperation. He hooked up with Lito Navarro, owner of the Slim and Shape Fitness Center in Caloocan, to resurrect his career.

	Torrecampo said he has brought down his weight from 130 to 118 pounds in three months of hard training. Kulang pa sa stamina, he said after the sparring session. Its something I have to build up. I want to fight again. I want to prove I can still be a champion. Im praying for another chance.		Torrecampo said he has brought down his weight from 130 to 118 pounds in three months of hard training. Kulang pa sa stamina, he said after the sparring session. "Its something I have to build up. I want to fight again. I want to prove I can still be a champion. Im praying for another chance."

Jeremy: /* Factoid */

2010-09-16T19:35:36Z

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	Torrecampo went into hiding for three months in Nueva Ecija and resurfaced when a warrant of arrest was issued. He posted bail of P14,000 and is in protracted negotiations to settle with the victim?s first wife Erlinda. At least 10 hearings on the case have been conducted in a Manila court.		Torrecampo went into hiding for three months in Nueva Ecija and resurfaced when a warrant of arrest was issued. He posted bail of P14,000 and is in protracted negotiations to settle with the victim?s first wife Erlinda. At least 10 hearings on the case have been conducted in a Manila court.

	Theyre asking for P100,000, said Torrecampos wife Cecille Camposano in Pilipino. We dont have that kind of money. They insist that boxer Manny Pacquiao once gave us P100,000 but thats not true. ~~We?ve~~ tried to see Manny. ~~He?s~~ just too busy and we dont want to disturb him. ~~We?re~~ back selling food on Velasquez street in Tondo.		Theyre asking for P100,000, said Torrecampos wife Cecille Camposano in Pilipino. We dont have that kind of money. They insist that boxer Manny Pacquiao once gave us P100,000 but thats not true. Weve tried to see Manny. Hes just too busy and we dont want to disturb him. Were back selling food on Velasquez street in Tondo.

	For their sidewalk business, the Torrecampos barely earn enough to feed their children Russell Carl, 11, Carissa Rose, 10 and Rich Cymoun, 6. Three months ago, Torrecampo who finished only up to first year of high school decided to stage a boxing comeback in desperation. He hooked up with Lito Navarro, owner of the Slim and Shape Fitness Center in Caloocan, to resurrect his career.		For their sidewalk business, the Torrecampos barely earn enough to feed their children Russell Carl, 11, Carissa Rose, 10 and Rich Cymoun, 6. Three months ago, Torrecampo who finished only up to first year of high school decided to stage a boxing comeback in desperation. He hooked up with Lito Navarro, owner of the Slim and Shape Fitness Center in Caloocan, to resurrect his career.

	Torrecampo said he has brought down his weight from 130 to 118 pounds in three months of hard training. Kulang pa sa stamina, he said after the sparring session. Its something I have to build up. I want to fight again. I want to prove I can still be a champion. Im praying for another chance.		Torrecampo said he has brought down his weight from 130 to 118 pounds in three months of hard training. Kulang pa sa stamina, he said after the sparring session. Its something I have to build up. I want to fight again. I want to prove I can still be a champion. Im praying for another chance.