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VILORIA VS ARIBI Island Assault Live Free Streaming Video
IBF light flyweight championship
Island Assault
Brian “The Hawaiian Punch” Viloria VS Jesus “Azul” Aribe
August 29, 2009, Neal Blaisdell Convention Center, Honolulu Hawaii. Viloria will be defending his IBF light Flyweight Title.
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And the winner is?
At the Blaisdell Center in Honolulu, Hawaii, IBF junior flyweight champion Brian Viloria (26-2, 15KOs) retained his title against a very game Jesus Iribe (15-6, 9KOs) by winning a twelve round unanimous decision. The scores were 118-110, 117-112 and 117-111. In the first round, Viloria used his jab to get inside and land power punch combinations.
Viloria’s hands were very fast. He battered Iribe in the final two minutes with speed and power. Iribe began to develop a large swelling on his head. Viloria came out throwing bombs in the second round and pressing the action. He mixed in some shots to the body with the head shots. The third round was closer as the action slowed down. The two were jabbing each other for most of the three minutes. Iribe did some better work in round four but Viloria was still landing the better and more impressive punches with his quicker hands.
Some good flurries by Viloria at the start of the fifth and then he landed a huge right that stunned Iribe who fought back after being clocked. Iribe was stunned to the body in the sixth and again he fought back off the ropes. During the seventh, Iribe stood his ground and the two of them were taunting each other as they exchanged punches.
In the eight, Viloria and Iribe continued to taunt each other whne exchanging punches. The ninth round was a jabfest. They exchanged jabs and punches to the body. Viloria landed another huge right hand that Iribe ate and kept coming.
A right hand at the start of the tenth stunned Iribe. He backed away and then came forward to exchange body punches. A big left by Iribe at the end of the round shook up Viloria and the exchanged some big shots. Viloria was loading up in the eleventh and Iribe was countering with shots to the body.
They both came out throwing bombs at the start of the twelfth. It seemed like Viloria was stunned by a big left. Viloria stood close and continued to exchange punches. Both of them were going for broke. It was puzzling why Viloria was slugging away when he was well ahead on the cards. Iribe was landing some very hard shots to the body. They traded punches until the final bell with the crowd on their feet.
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Nonito Donaire defeats Rafael Concepcion
Nonito Donaire 115 UD Rafael Concepcion 119.5 (WBA interim super flyweight
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By Dino Maragay (philstar.com) Updated August 13, 2009 03:07 PM
MANILA, Philippines — The contract for the Manny Pacquiao-Miguel Cotto showdown has been — as the age-old cliché goes — signed, sealed and delivered.
This was confirmed by Pacquiao’s lawyer Jeng Gacal, who also said Cotto will be putting his WBO welterweight title on the line when the Puerto Rican star collides with the Filipino ring icon on Nov. 14 (Nov. 15 in Manila) in Las Vegas, Nevada.
With Pacquiao-Cotto officially a title bout, the current pound-for-pound king now has a rare chance to become the first boxer in history to win seven world titles in as many divisions.
Pacquiao had previously wrested the WBC flyweight, IBF super bantamweight, Ring Magazine featherweight, WBC junior lightweight, WBC lightweight and IBO junior welterweight crowns.
In a TV interview today, Gacal said Pacquiao and Cotto will slug it out at a catch weight of 145 lbs. Cotto had earlier insisted on meeting the General Santos City-based southpaw at the welterweight limit of 147 lbs.
Regarding the splitting of the fight revenue, Gacal said Pacquiao, as expected, will get the lion’s share at 65-35. He, however, did not specify how much the guaranteed purse is for each combatant.
The Pacquiao lawyer added that the fight will be aired over GMA Network, the same broadcast firm that aired Pacquiao’s previous outings against Oscar De La Hoya and Ricky Hatton.
“This will be a great fight. Although Cotto is the much bigger and stronger fighter, Manny is faster and also has power,” he said.
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MAYWEATHER vs. MARQUEZ “Number One/Numero Uno” on Saturday, September 19 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada which will be broadcast live on HBO PPV beginning at 9PM ET / 6PM PT. – HBO PPV
Since knocking out the undefeated Nicky Cook in 2007 and winning the World Boxing Organization title, 27-year-old featherweight Steven Luevano has had to battle four times during the last two years against opponents whose combined winning percentage was 94 percent. Although demure and reserved outside the ring, the East Los Angeles native is anything but when he steps into the ring.
Luevano (36-1-1, 15 KOs) will doubtlessly come prepared for battle when he squares off against the Freddie Roach-trained Bernabe Concepcion (29-1-1, 17 KOs). A native of Rizal, Philippines, Concepcion enters his first world championship fight riding a four-year, 22-bout unbeaten streak. The two brawlers will collide during a headlining match as part of Top Rank’s latest series, Pinoy Power 2, set for Saturday, Aug. 15, at The Joint inside the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, in Las Vegas.
Nonito “The Filipino” Flash Donaire, Jr., whom many consider the next Manny Pacquiao, has knocked out every opponent hes faced since 2007, when he won the International Boxing Federation flyweight world championship. Now, after three successful title defenses, the 26-year-old native of Bohol, Philippines, has decided to vacate his belt and move up to the super flyweight division. His goal: to be a multi-divisional champion.
And his first bout in his new weight class promises to be a stellar one. Donaire, Jr. (21-1, 14 Kos), will square off against Rafael Concepcion (13-3-1, 8 Kos), of Panama City, Panama, who enters this fight having won 10 of his past 11 fights, including the WBA interim super flyweight title. Donaire, Jr., will battle Concepcion for the World Boxing Association interim championship Aug. 15 at The Joint in Las Vegas during Top Rank’s Pinoy Power 2 series.
Carlos Gonzales of Primera Hora has reported from Aguas Buenas, Puerto Rico that Miguel Cotto is now training for the Pacquiao fight. For Miguel Cotto, it is never too early to start training, especially when it comes to a fight with a boxer the caliber of Manny Pacquiao.
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