Orlando Salido retains his WBC featherweight title against Juan Manuel Lopez

Orlando Salido (38-11-2, 25 knockouts) work his way with some jabs in early rounds before being dropped by Juan Ma in the 5th round. After a Knock down in 5th round, the champ regained his composure and his stregnth as he fought toe to toe with the hard hitting puerto rican . 


The 10th round proved to be the decisive one as the two men throws a lot of punches even though their respective staminas had started to caught them . Juan Ma started a baraged of hard hitting power shots while Solido replied with some precise shots to the head which eventually caught Juan Ma on the dying seconds(30 seconds)  of the bout. 


Juan Manuel Lopez suffered his second defeat in his entire career as he slides down to (31-2, 28 KOs)  win loss card who actually lead the scorecards from the two official judges (86-84) after nine rounds, while the third had the bout even (85-85). 


Prior to the bout, Lopez, who protested when Ramirez's son, Robert Jr., stopped his first bout with Salido in the eighth round last year, was again upset at the referee's ruling. He accused the father and son referee team of having a "gambling problem" and questioned the legitimacy of Ramirez Sr.'s stoppage.

"I told the (Puerto Rican boxing) commission that they (Ramirez Sr. and Jr.) have gambling problems," Lopez told Jim Gray of Showtime, which aired the fight live in the U.S. "I was winning the fight." 

Watch here the final round of the bout as Orlando Salido Knocked out Juan Manuel Lopez

 

Charlie Suarez upsets the World No.4 in World Series of Boxing

    Charlie Suarez, the 23 year old Philippine Amateur Boxer shut down the World number 4 ranked and favorite Semen Gribachev of Azerbaijan with a 3-0 demolition in World Series of Boxing. 

Suarez was recruited by the Mumbai Fighters team of India which is one of twelve international franchises in the inaugural tournament of the league organized by the International Amateur Boxing Association or AIBA headed by Dr. Wu of Chinese-Taipei. 

The Mumbai Fighters franchise is owned by TransStadia Boxing India Pvt. Ltd.  

   World Series Boxing pits some of the best amateur boxer in the world but this time  without any protective gear. 

    Amateur Boxing Association of the Philippines executive director Ed Picson said "The Davaoeno power-puncher surprised the feisty Azeri with lightning quick jabs and precise combinations that obviously hurt his foe so that the hometown crowd in Mumbai thought the fight was practically over after three rounds." 

    Suarez was also be vying for the lone Olympic Slot available for Asia with the  lightweight 60 Kg weight category in the Asian Olympic Qualifying Tournament in Astana, Kazakhstan April 4-13. 

SONNY BOY JARO wins WBC Flyweight Championship Belt

The Philippines now has a total of 6 world title as Sonny Boy Jaro claimed the WBC Flyweight Championship belt in the expense of the recently named "Fighter of the Decade" by the WBC. 

The veteran WBC champion Pongsaklek Wonjongkam was stunned by the hard hitting puches that was thrown by Jaro as he floored the Champion from the opening bell , then again in the third round , and finally on the sixth round where the bout was finally stopped .

The win of Jaro was already considered as the biggest upset of the year since the Thai-boxer Pongsaklek Wonjongkam was ranked 8th for pound for pound by the Ring magazine and was recently hailed as the Fighter of the Decade who bested Manny Pacquiao,Floyd Mayweather,Klitschko Brothers and Sergio Martinez for the recognition.

A solid puncher the 29 year old Jaro is the reigning IBF Pan Pacific flyweight interim champion after having won the title with a 4th round TKO over Ric Megrino on June 18, 2011. He has a record of 32-10-5 with 22 knockouts while the 34 year old Pongsaklek has a record of 83-3- 2 with 44 knockouts. 

Jaro now joins the elite cast of Manny Pacquiao,Nonito Donaire,Brian Villoria,Jonriel Casimero,Denver Cuello as the World Boxing Champions of the Philippines. 

                                    Watch here the Full fight

WBC Suspends Dereck Chisora

    Heavyweight Boxer Dereck Chisora has been given an indefinite suspension by the WBC or World Boxing Council today after an incident involving the British boxer Dereck Chisora  and bitter rival David Haye in  a brawl during the Post-Fight News Conference for the Chisora-Klitschko bout in Munich, Germany.

   WBC  also removed Chisora from the Boxing sanctioning group's ranking list and orders him to undergo an Anger Management counseling.

   One thing that is bothering me here is that, why Chisora was the only one to be given an indefinite suspension?what about Haye?He is the one who insinuated the fight and provoke Chisora by teasing him during the conference. 


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                              Watch here the Haye-Chisora Fight

Vitali Klitschko defeat Dereck Chisora

     

    After a controversial weigh-in were Dereck Chisora was fined by slapping Vitali Klitschko, the Champion just  proved to be to much against the cocky Britain boxer in Munich, Germany. 


    Chisora,15-3 with 9 knockouts  but had lost his last 2 consecutive bouts did a great job on the tip-off as he had pushed that champion to his limit through his hard hitting punches and active hands. 


    However, Klitschko showed why he was the Regining WBC Heavyweight Champion as as he was able to counter his opponent with his stiff right and capitalized his reach advantage against the challenger. 


   The match was adjudged with a scores of  118-110, 118-110 and 119-111, meaning Chisora won only a few rounds. THE RING scored it 118-110 for Klitschko.


    According to the reports, the champion had a broken hand prior to the bout, which was relatively obvious as he was unable to execute his job plus right hook combo properly.  Klitschko release a statement per broken left hand is concerned." It was not a perfect performance,” he said. “… I fought against him just with a right hand. But, anyway, it was a good performance from Chisora. He had good movement. It’s very difficult to hit him.”


    Klitschko, 40, has now successfully defended his belt eight times and has won 12 consecutive fights. His last loss was a sixth-round TKO to Lennox Lewis in 2003, a fight stopped because Klitschko was cut.

Watch here the Highlights of the bout