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Boxing results of the world’s most important fights of the week.
Week 04: (Mon-Sun) from January 23, 2012 to January 29, 2012.
Boxing Fight of the Week: Ji-Hoon Kim vs Yakubu Amidu
Women’s Boxing Fight of the Week: Jackie Nava vs Chanttall Martinez 2
Boxing Knockout of the Week: Mhar Jhun Macahilig vs Kaichon Sor Vorapin
Boxing results of the world’s most important fights of the week.
Week 03: (Mon-Sun) from January 16, 2012 to January 22, 2012.
Boxing Fight of the Week: Gabriel Rosado vs Jesus Soto Karass
Boxing results of the world’s most important fights of the week.
Week 02 (Mon-Sun) From January 9, 2012 to January 15, 2012.
Boxing Fight of the Week: Arthur Abraham vs Pablo Oscar Natalio Farias
Boxing results of the world’s most important fights of the week.
Week 01: (Mon-Sun) From January 2, 2012 to January 8, 2012.
Boxing Fight of the Week: Omar Figueroa vs Michael Perez
Golden Boy Promotions, Universum Box-Promotion and Box Latino organized a boxing event that is expected to be very spectacular, whose main event is the fight valid for the interim WBA World light welterweight title between Marcos Rene Maidana and Erik Morales. “El Chino” Maidana is one of those boxers that nobody wants to face, has a record of 29 wins (with 27 Ko) and two defeats, one against Andriy Kotelnik and the last one versus Amir Khan, but the Argentine boxer has not never lost really, since both fights (especially in Germany against Kotelnik) were very questionable decisions. I think that for “El Terrible” Morales this fight was the wrong choice, the Mexican boxer is
Scheduled for Friday, April 8, in Japan there are 3 WBC world titles up for grabs. The main event is the fight between Hozumi Hasegawa and Jhonny Gonzalez valid for the featherweight division. Hasegawa should be the favorite because it is the holder of the title (won against Juan Carlos Burgos in 2010) and he also fights in Japan; Gonzalez, like all Mexicans is very dangerous because he has a lot of Ko in his record (41 ko on 47 wins) and he would like to repeat the feat of his countryman Fernando Montiel that
Tomorrow, Friday, April 7 will be an important day for the young talent David Lemieux that will face the experienced and dangerous Marco Antonio Rubio. Canadian Lemieux has already fought against difficult opponents, such as Hector Camacho Jr. or Elvin Ayala (both have lost at first round by ko!), but “El Veneno” Rubio is much more dangerous as he is a boxer with heavy punches, 42 ko on 49 victories, and he lost just against the best: Kelly Pavlik, Zaurbek Baysangurov, Kassim Ouma, Kofi Jantuah and Saul Roman. If the 22-year-old Lemieux (25-0-0 with 24 Ko) will win the fight (we think so) it means that
This weekend the world of boxing has not scheduled any event really interesting. The most important one is surely Saturday, April 2 in Germany where Marco Huck will fight versus Ran Nakash (replacing the injured Giacobbe Fragomeni) for the WBO cruiserweight title, in the same evening Robert Helenius will face Samuel Peter for the WBO and WBA Inter-Continental heavyweight title, and as final fight of the evening Artur Hein will fight against Tony Averlant for the vacant EBU-EU (European Union) light heavyweight title.
In Europe, the other two most important boxing’s fights of the weekend will be: Hassan N’Dam N’Jikam vs Giovanni Lorenzo for the interim WBA World Middleweight title (held in France) and Krzysztof Wlodarczyk vs Francisco Palacios (in Poland) for the
The most interesting boxing’s event of the week it focuses on the fight between Yuriorkis Gamboa vs Jorge Solis, valid for the WBA and IBF featherweight titles. The ranking of the featherweight division is dominated by Juan Manuel Lopez, but if Gamboa wants to fight against “Juanma”, is forced to win versus the experienced and solid boxer Jorge “Coloradito” Solis, who has only two defeats (one with Manny Pacquiao). On the same evening (broadcasted by Hbo), there will be two more fighting of particular interest among four undefeated boxers: Jorge Diaz vs Teon Kennedy (valid for the USBA super bantamweight title) and Miguel Angel Garcia vs Matt Remillard (valid for
Saturday, March 26, in South Africa there will be the rematch between Steve Molitor and Takalani Ndlovu, fight valid for the IBF super bantamweight title. The two boxers, both among the top 10 in their division, had already faced exactly one year earlier, in Canada, homecountry of Molitor, who had won by unanimous decision. On the same evening there will be another good fight for a world title (IBF flyweight), which will be between the South African Moruti Mthalane (26-2-0) versus the Philippine Johnriel Casimero (14-1-0).
