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| GAB BAN FORCES FILIPINO BOXERS TO RETURN |
| By Ronnie Nathanielsz, PhilBoxing.com , April 09,2007 |
The ban imposed by GAB chairman Eric Buhain on Filipino boxers fighting in Thailand has resulted in the immediate return of several fighters who had sneaked out of the country without GAB clearance to fight in Thailand, often in terrible mismatches.
Feisty promoter Yolly Alfante disclosed that one of her fighters, Pit Anacaya, whom she reported to the GAB for leaving without approval had returned home and was ready to tell all about those involved in the unscrupulous activities. Chairman Buhain disclosed that Kid Orais had also returned with the belongings of former WBC Youth flyweight champion Lito Sisnorio who died last March 30 after being knocked out in the 4th round by former world champion Chatchai Sasakul and undergoing brain surgery.
The NBI whose assistance was sought by Buhain in his determined effort to crack down on the illegal activities in boxing are looking for Sisnorio's cell-phone in the hope that they might discover some contact numbers.
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Uganda:Lusambya Lines Up South African |
| By Eden Kironde, Allafrica.com ,April 05,2007 |
BADRU "Mr. Crush" Lusambya's promoters are considering a match up against South African Jan Bergman in Pretoria for a World Professional Boxing Federation (WPBF) title on line.
The fight initiated by Bergman's promoter Paul Tshehla, was communicated to Daily Monitor by Big Strikers' promoter Emmanuel Mwesigwa. "We envisage hosting a world title fight under the auspices of WPBF featuring Badru Lusambya vs Jan Bergman in South Africa around May," Tshehla's proposal read in part. "We certainly want the fight for Lusambya," Mwesigwa said.
Bergman 43(32KOs)-5-0 a former WBU welterweight champion, has challenged for four world titles at various weight categories and is on a comeback trail following three dormant years after his 2003 loss to James Hare in a WBF title fight. |
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| Esther may fight Chinese boxer |
| By Namatama Njekwa, Postzambia.com ,March 05,2007 |
SUPER featherweight champion Esther Phiri will fight a Chinese boxer if she defends her Women International Boxing Federation (WIBF) intercontinental title against Bulgarian Monika Valentinova Petrova in Lusaka.
Exodus International Boxing Promotions (EIBP) executive director and matchmaker Anthony Mwamba disclosed yesterday that if Phiri defeats fight a world-rated Ding Jin in May.
Mwamba said he was negotiating with World Professional Boxing Federation (WPBF) president David Young on the conditions. "He (Young) phoned me and said that he would like to continue negotiating with me. He asked me if I have claims about sanction fees that I should communicate," Mwamba said. |
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| Chin Checka Ready For Chuy! |
| By Eastsideboxing.com , November 17,2006, |
(Denver,Colorado,Gladiator Sports Management & Marketing) When asking Hector "Chin Checka" Saez about taking another fight in California, he quickly put up his best LL Cool J impression with. "I'm going back to Cali? Cali? Cali? Naw, I don't think so man!" You see, Saez had built a decent record for himself at 8-3 and decided to take his show on the road, to California for title shots..
First he went out to take on Juan Herrera who was comparable at 9-3-1. Saez came ready for business but Herrera didn't. He missed the contracted weight by just over 5 pounds! Saez isn't in it for money; he has a well paying full time job and considers boxing a hobby of sorts, so he accepted the fight anyway despi the weight discrepancy.
Saez fought his heart out, winning over the pro Herrera crowd as well as the announcing team of James "Lights Out" Toney and Joe Goosen. When the decision was read it was met with boos from the crowd and disbelief from Toney & Goosen, who felt Saez won hands down. Herrera had pulled out a majority decision. |
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| Hector Saez To Receive USBC Title Shot |
| By Boxingscene.com , November 09,2006, |
Denver, Colorado, Gladiator Sports Management & Marketing - Hector ¡°Chin Checka¡± Saez will be taking yet another trip to California for yet another title shot. This time he will be fighting Jesus ¡°Chuy¡± Rodriguez for the USBC (United States Boxing Council) junior welterweight championship to be contested over eight rounds.
Saez, 8-5, 5kos, hasn't had the best of luck in his travels to California having lost his last two bouts by razor thin decisions in his opponents' back yard. He hopes to end the streak as well as pick up the championship belt.
Rodriguez, 11-2, 5kos, is 6-1 since coming back from a two year layoff. He will be trying to keep his momentum going. The card is scheduled for November 15th at the Conference Center in Monterey, California. |
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