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1.7M views · 63K reactions | Filipino boxing champions Manny Pacquiao and Nesthy Petecio light up the 2019 SEA Games cauldron, sparking spectacular fireworks to cap the opening ceremony. | CNA | Facebook

An epic tale of glory and pride unfolds at the opening ceremony of the 32nd SEA Games in Cambodia! The captivating performance portrays the origin of Khmer civilization and transports the audience to a world of ancient wonder and cultural richness. This performance has left us all in awe. 🤩🤸‍♀️🌏 Catch the #32ndSEAGames for FREE on mewatch! Sign in and watch now: go.mediacorp.sg/seagames #mediacorp32ndSEAGames #Cambodia2023 | Mediacorp

1.8K views · 91 reactions | The 31st Southeast Asian Games will officially open on Thursday in Hanoi. Here’s all you need to know about the regional multi-sport event.  | Việt Nam News | Facebook

5.3K views · 115 reactions | After several delays due to the COVID-19 pandemic, tuloy na tuloy na ang #SEAGames31 action! ☝️ Watch the 31st South East Asian Games from May 12-23 on Cignal, One Sports, One Sports+, Cignal Play and Smart GigaPlay. #PilipinoPusongPanalo | One Sports | Facebook

2.9K views · 167 reactions | Get ready to cheer for our national athletes, because the 31st Southeast Asian Games is just around the corner!  Catch the #SEAGames31 starting May 12 on One Sports! | One Sports | Facebook

Alex Eala on Sunday relished being part of the Philippine women’s team that claimed a bronze medal in the 2025 Southeast Asian Games. Aside from Eala, the team is composed of Stefi Aludo, Alexa Milliam, Tennielle Madis, and Shaira Rivera. The Philippines defeated Vietnam, 2–1, in the quarterfinals to secure a bronze medal before falling to Thailand in a semifinal sweep. “So proud of our team for showing up and giving their all,” Eala said. Read more: https://www.gmanetwork.com/news/sports/others

41K views · 1K reactions | Pilipinas, balik 5th place ng 2023 SEA Games medal tally #PTVSportsPHplus For more PTV Sports updates, follow us on: FB: https://facebook.com/ptvsportsphplus TW: https://twitter.com/ptvphsports IG: https://instagram.com/ptvphsports | PTV | Facebook

Downhill rider John Derick Farr earns first PH medal in 2025 SEA Games WATCH: John Derick Farr delivers the Philippines’ first medal in the 2025 Southeast Asian Games in Thailand after bagging bronze in the mountain bike men’s downhill event. He clocks 2:43.676, finishing behind Thailand’s Methasit Boonsane (2:37.856) and Indonesia’s Rendy Varera (2:38.714). It is Farr’s third SEA Games medal after winning gold at home in 2019 and bronze in the 2021 Vietnam edition. | via Delfin Dioquino/Rappler