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Rodriguez Still Undefeated
By Juan Barajas: Saturday night at the Lobo Dome in Mazatlan, Mexico, light flyweights Jose Rodriguez and Karluis Diaz battled it out for the WBC Youth Intercontinental light flyweight title.
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Siderenko Decisions Matumla
Former WBA bantamweight champion Wladimir Sidorenko returned with a 12 round unanimous decision win over Mbwana Matumla on Saturday night at the Independence Square in Kiev, Ukraine.
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Maidana Retains Interim Crown Against Corley (Full Report)
By Tri Nguyen: Marcos Maidana survived an early cut and a late rally by Demarcus "Chop Chop" Corley to retain his WBA Interim Light Welterweight title belt.
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Meza-Clay Victorious In Pittsburgh (FULL REPORT)
By Derek Gionta at ringside: Pittsburgh super featherweight Monty Meza-Clay made his eagerly anticipated return to the ring Saturday night (August 28) at the Rivers Casino outdoor amphitheater in downtown Pittsburgh.
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Segura Wins Battle Of The Little Big Men
WBA mini flyweight champ Giovanni Segura not only ripped the WBO crown away from Ivan Calderon via a sensational eighth round knockout in their unification battle at Coliseo Mario 'Quijote' Morales in Guaynabo, Puerto Rico on Saturday night but also his unbeaten record.
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Seda decisions Lopez Juana Diaz
By Juan Barjas: Friday night in Juana Diaz, Puerto Rico, flyweight Cesar Seda won a unanimous decision over former super flyweight champion Jose Lopez.
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Rios Beats Brea with Body Assault (FULL REPORT)
By Tri Nguyen: Ronny Rios sustained a determined body attack that eventually wore down his opponent, resulting in a fourth round knockout of Leivi Brea at Club Nokia in Los Angeles last weekend.
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Lorenzo:'This Time I Have Changed My Whole Strategy'
By Derek Gionta: Giovanni Lorenzo has been in quite a few fights. His extensive amateur boxing career catapulted the tough Dominican into the 2000 Olympics. Now a professional boxing career that begun in Atlantic City back in 2002, with dreams of becoming a world champion will now see the day this dream can come to fruition.
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Rubio's Venom Still Stings at Middleweight
By Derek Bonnett: Marco Antonio Rubio or "El Veneno", as he is known in Mexico, seemed disinterested in moving his career forward during his lackluster ninth round knockout loss to Kelly Pavlik in February 2009. He appeared to have stalled and to be without the "venom" his nickname suggests. He couldn't let his hands go and he couldn't compete with a champion, who himself was not in peak form.
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Improved Lorenzo Eyes Sturm KO
By Derek Bonnett: If professional boxing abided by the same rules as baseball, Giovanni Lorenzo would be staring down his last possible strike before the sport called him "out".
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Maidana Makes It Clear He Wants Khan
Marcus Maidana, a 12 round points winner over DeMarcus Corley on Saturday night, has made it clear he wants to face WBA junior-welterweight champion Amir Khan on December 11.
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The Pryce Is Right At Welterweight
By Dewi Powell: Fresh from a second round knockout victory over former European champion Ted Bami, Bradley Pryce, 30(18)-8(4)-0, is getting used to life back at his natural fighting weight of 10 stone 7lbs.
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Rhodes Pulls out of Konecky Title Defence
According to media reports Sheffield's Ryan Rhodes has pulled out of his European junior-middleweight title clash against Lukas Konecky in Birmingham on September 18.
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Haye Explains Why Klitschko Fight Has Not Happened
WBA heavyweight champion has finally broken his silence given his personal account of why his eagerly awaited world heavyweight unification fight against IBF/WBO and IBO champion Wladimir Klitschko has not happened.
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Ricky Burns: 'This Is My Moment'
The culmination of years of hard work have paid off for Scottish super-featherweight Ricky Burns.
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Nolasco Warning For Murray
European Champion Paul McCloskey and Cavan’s double Irish and former European Champ Andy Murray share the top spot for the longest unbeaten runs in Irish professional boxing with both men sporting perfect 21-0 pro records
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Martinez Touches Down In Glasgow
WBO junior lightweight champion, Román "Rocky Martínez, arrived in Glasgow, Scotland this morning , where, this Saturday, September 4, he will defend his title against Ricky Burns at Kelvin Hall in Glasgow.
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Lorenzo:'This Time I Have Changed My Whole Strategy'
By Derek Gionta: Giovanni Lorenzo has been in quite a few fights. His extensive amateur boxing career catapulted the tough Dominican into the 2000 Olympics. Now a professional boxing career that begun in Atlantic City back in 2002, with dreams of becoming a world champion will now see the day this dream can come to fruition.
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WBC Approve Pacquiao Vs Margarito
The World Boxing Council has received a request from Top Rank Inc. to approve the bout between Manny Pacquiao and Mexican fighter, Antonio Margarito, for the WBC Superwelterweight world title, to be held at the Dallas Cowboys Stadium this coming November 13th.
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Rodriguez Still Undefeated
By Juan Barajas: Saturday night at the Lobo Dome in Mazatlan, Mexico, light flyweights Jose Rodriguez and Karluis Diaz battled it out for the WBC Youth Intercontinental light flyweight title.
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On the Move: Secondsout World Rankings 8/28/10
By Derek Bonnett: Secondsout's junior flyweight hierarchy experienced some movement as one of boxing's pound for pound leaders, Ivan Calderon, suffered his first professional loss at Coliseo Mario Quijote Morales in Guaynabo, Puerto Rico.
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Meza-Clay Victorious In Pittsburgh (FULL REPORT)
By Derek Gionta at ringside: Pittsburgh super featherweight Monty Meza-Clay made his eagerly anticipated return to the ring Saturday night (August 28) at the Rivers Casino outdoor amphitheater in downtown Pittsburgh.
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Segura Wins Battle Of The Little Big Men
WBA mini flyweight champ Giovanni Segura not only ripped the WBO crown away from Ivan Calderon via a sensational eighth round knockout in their unification battle at Coliseo Mario 'Quijote' Morales in Guaynabo, Puerto Rico on Saturday night but also his unbeaten record.
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Toney No Match Couture
Former world boxing champion James 'Lights Out' Toney proved no match for five time Ultimate Fighting Champion Randy Couture at the TD Garden in Boston on Saturday night.
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SecondsOut Team Pick Sturm vs. Lorenzo
The champion wants to remain on top and put himself forward for a future major pay day while the determined challenger is again attempting to win a world title for the first time, but that hasn't stopped SecondsOut's team of fearless writers from making their confident picks for Saturday's WBA middleweight boxing world title match between Felix Sturm and Giovanni Lorenzo in Lanxess-Arena in Cologne, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany.
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Siderenko Decisions Matumla
Former WBA bantamweight champion Wladimir Sidorenko returned with a 12 round unanimous decision win over Mbwana Matumla on Saturday night at the Independence Square in Kiev, Ukraine.
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Senchenko vs Navarro LIVE On SecondsOut Tonight
Viacheslav Senchenko defends his WBA welterweight title against Charlie Jose Navarro LIVE on SecondsOutTV.com from Lenin Square, Ukraine tonight, August 30.
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Bautista and Melindo: ALA Stars Ready to Shine
By Derek Bonnett: ALA Boxing Promotions has assembled another sizzling showcase of world class boxing on August 28 at the Waterfront Cebu City Hotel in Cebu, Philippines. The card will feature Florante Condes, Jimrex Jaca, Rey "Boom Boom" Bautista, and Milan Melindo in separate bouts.
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Sauerland Plans Cruiserweight Super Six Tournament
German promoter Wilfried Sauerland has revealed he hopes to announce he hopes to have WBO cruiserweight champion Marco Huck involved in a cruiserweight Super Six tournament.
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Huck Too Strong For Godfrey
Marco Huck produced a powerful display of punching power at the Messehalle in Erfurt, Germany on Saturday night to retain his WBO cruiserweight title against American Matt Godfrey.
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Hamsho boxing and promoting In Malmo
By Teddy Stenmark: Professional boxing in Sweden is struggling, that is no exaggeration. In fact, there has not been a professional boxing card in Sweden since February.
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