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July 3rd, 2011 | 
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Saturday Night Boxing Results
Saturday Night Boxing Results – 2 July – from: Argentina, Australia, Germany, Japan, Mexicoand Panama
- Saturday 2 July – Polideportivo La Colonia, Junin, Mendoza, Argentina
Featherweight – Jonathan Victor Barros def Celestino Caballero on SD 12 / 12 – WBA World featherweight title (supervisor: Alberto Sarmiento)
WBA featherweight champion Jonathan Victor Barros (33-1-1, 18 KOs) won a debatable split decision over Celestino Caballero (34-4, 23 KOs) of Panama. Two knockdowns and constant aggression were not enough for the 35-year-old Caballero, in the eyes of the judges, to lift the crown from the local champion who was awarded a 114-112 (Sergio Caiz), 116-110 (Cesar Ramos) vote while judge Denny Nelson gave it to Caballero by 115-111.
- Saturday 2 July – Magic Millions Stadium, Morphettville, South Australia, Australia
Super bantamweight – Dianever Orcales def Dean Livanos by TKO 10 / 12 – Time: 0:08 – Interim PABA super bantamweight title (supervisor: Brad Vocale)
Lightweight – Justin Medoro lost to Steve Storic by TKO 3 / 8 – Time: 1:52 – Vacant Australia – South Australia State lightweight title (supervisor: Tom Hunter)
- Saturday 2 July – Imtech-Arena, Altona, Hamburg, Germany
Heavyweight – Wladimir Klitschko def David Haye on UD 12 / 12 – IBF heavyweight title – WBA Super World heavyweight title – WBO heavyweight title – International Boxing Organization heavyweight title
Cruiserweight – Ola Afolabi def Terry Dunstan by KO 1 / 12 – Time: 2:40 – WBO Inter-Continental cruiserweight title
Bantamweight Ashley Sexton drew with Mike Robinson on SD 8 / 8
The fight that every fight fan had been waiting for Wladimir Klitschko vs David Haye did not turn out to be the sort of memorable match that was anticipated or hoped for – In round one, Haye threw lots of power punches but didn’t connect. In round 2 Klitschko connected with some jabs but nothing hard. Both landed a few shots in round three and there was promise of better thing to come. Haye landed a clean shot at the bell to end round four. In round five Haye went for single shots and Klitschko got in with a good combination. In round six Klitschko stepped up the action and seemed to be in control. In round eightKlitschko was deducted a point for pushing down and referee Geno Rodriguez gave Haye a count after he went down in the eleventh. In the last round Haye got in with a hard shot but Klitschko fought back.
- Saturday 2 July – Lemgo, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany
Bantamweight – Pia Mazelanik lost to Renata Szebeledi on UD 10 / 10 – Vacant World Boxing Federation female bantamweight title
- Saturday 2 July – Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan
Lightweight – Ryuji Migaki def Shoji Kawase by KO 10 / 12 – Time: 2:31 – OPBF lightweight title
Light middleweight – Daisuke Nakagawa def Bambang Rusadi by KO 4 / 8 – Time: 0:20
Super featherweight – Hirotsugu Yamamoto def Hirotsugu Taniguchi on UD 8 / 8
In a gory affair in which both boxers sustained bad lacerations around the eyes, WBC#6/WBA#7 lightweight Ryuji Migaki (17-2, 13 KOs), 134.5, Japan, kept his OPBF 135-pound belt in a fight that could have gone either way with OPBF#3 compatriot Shoji Kawase (27-4-5, 17 KOs), 134.5, and finally knocked him out with a smashing left-right combination at 2:31 of the tenth round in the scheduled twelve-rounder
- Saturday 2 July – Gimnasio Nuevo León, Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico
Minimumweight – Katia Gutierrez def Ana Arrazola by TKO 5 / 10 – Time: 0:43
IBF female minimumweight title
Flyweight – Arely Mucino def Soledad Macedo by TKO 4 / 10 – Time: 0:33 – IBF female flyweight title
IBF female flyweight Arely Mucino (13-0-1, 8 KOs) stopped Soledad Macedo (10-7-1, 4 KOs) in round four to retain her title Time was :33. - IBF light flyweight champion Jessica Chavez (12-3-2, 3 KOs) floored challenger Mayerli Altamar (10-2-2, 5 KOs) in round five and got the stoppage with a barrage of punches moments later. Time was :43.
- Saturday 2 July – Centro de Usos Multiples, Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico
Flyweight – Hernan Marquez def Edrin Dapudong by KO 3 / 12 – Time: 1:49 – WBA World flyweight title (supervisor: Guy Jutras)
Super flyweight – Daniel Rosas def Federico Catubay by TKO 6 / 10 – Time: 1:38 – WBO Youth super flyweight title
WBA flyweight Hernan Marquez (31-2, 24 KOs) scored a third round KO over Edrin Dapudong (22-4, 13 KOs). The powerful Marquez launched a barrage of shots that put Dapudong on the deck and the bout was waved off by referee Raul Caiz Jr. at 1:49.
- Saturday 2 July – Plaza De Toros El Paseo in San Luis Potosi, San Luis Potosí, Mexico
Flyweight – Edgar Sosa def Julio Paz by Ko 1 / 12
WBC mandatory flyweight title challenger Edgar Sosa (43-6, 26 KOs) needed just one round to dispatch Julio Paz (12-2, 4 KOs) - Lightweight “Son of the Legend” Carlos Zarate Jr. (13-0, 8 KOs) dropped Adrian Rodriquez (8-4) twice in another one round destruction.
- Saturday 2 July – Feria de San Jose, David, Panama
Super bantamweight – Chanttall Martinez def Paulina Cardona by TKO 8 / 10 – Time: 1:11 – WBA female super bantamweight title (supervisor: Noryoli Gil)
Flyweight – Ricardo Nunez def Marlon Marquez by TKO 5 / 10 – Time: 2:42 – WBC Latino flyweight title
Klitschko defeats Haye
The fight that every fight fan had been waiting for Wladimir Klitschko vs David Haye did not turn out to be the sort of memorable match that was anticipated or hoped for
Basically while IBF/WBO/IBO heavyweight champion Dr. Steelhammer did not quite overrun the Hayemaker, it still was pretty much a one sided affair
In round one, Haye threw lots of power punches but didn’t connect. In round 2 Klitschko connected with some jabs but nothing hard. Both landed a few shots in round three and there was promise of better thing to come. Haye landed a clean shot at the bell to end round four. In round five Haye went for single shots and Klitschko got in with a good combination. In round six Klitschko stepped up the action and seemed to be in control. In round eightKlitschko was deducted a point for pushing down and referee Geno Rodriguez gave Haye a count after he went down in the eleventh. In the last round Haye got in with a hard shot but Klitschko fought back.
The final scores were 117-109, 118-108, 116-110.
In post fight comments; Haye attributed his poor performance to a broken toe that he says he suffered in training three weeks ago.
Klitschko commenting about the fight said; “He was very cautious. He was very difficult to hit. Just like Ibragimov. I really didn’t get challenged in the ring offensively. You know, like “let’s fight!” Instead he was fighting all of them…like all of my recent opponents. I would have loved to have celebrated my 50th knockout.”
Haye also said he was “very frustrated” with the way he fought, and credited Klitschko with having the perfect gameplan.
Other Results
Saturday 2 July 2011 – Imtech-Arena, Altona, Hamburg, Germany
- Cruiserweight – Ola Afolabi def Terry Dunstan by KO 1 / 12 – Time: 2:40 – WBO Inter-Continental cruiserweight title
- Bantamweight – Ashley Sexton drew with Mike Robinson on SD 8 / 8
- Middleweight – Ryan Aston def Zahari Mutafchiev
WBO #3/WBA #5/IBF #9/WBC#11 cruiserweight contender Ola Afolabi (17-2-3, 8 KOs) stopped Terry Dunstan (24-4, 14 KOs) in the first round of a clash for the WBO Intercontinental belt.
After the bout, Afolabi said that he’s going to not be as lazy as he was in the past, and said that he hopes for a rematch with titlist Marco Huck. Huck defeated Afolabi in a competitive bout in December 2009 in Germany. (Afolabi (17-2-3, 8 KO) served as a chief sparring partner for Wladimir Klitschko for today’s big main event).
Unbeaten bantamweight Ashley Sexton (11-0-2, 5 KOs) was held to an eight round draw against Mike Robinson (4-2-2, 0 KOs). Scores were 78-76, 75-77, 76-76.
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Latest Boxing News in Brief
Latest Boxing News in Brief – July 1st – for: Wladimir Klitschko and David Haye, “The Nightmare” Martirosyan, Marquez / Marquez Presser, Pavlik to Face Darryl Cunningham, Kingpin accepts Perez challenge, July 9 Panama show may be canceled, Ramos vs. Shimoda on Lara vs. Williams undercard on 7/9
- Wladimir Klitschko and David Haye
Are set to meet in Hamburg, Germany this Saturday night in one the most eagerly anticipated heavyweight contests in years. In fact, in terms of its significance it is no exaggeration to place this fight up there with the epic contest that took place between Wladimir’s older brother Vitali Klitschko and Britain’s Lennox Lewis back in 2003, when Lewis managed to open up a nasty cut above the giant Ukrainian’s left eye that led to the referee stopping the fight at the start of the seventh round.
- “The Nightmare” Martirosyan
Undefeated junior middleweight Vanes “The Nightmare” Martirosyan (30-0, 19KO’s) is looking to secure a major fight this fall. The WBC’s top rated 154-pounder had his sights set on a Mexican Independence Day show down with Mexican star Saul “Canelo” Alvarez but that might not come to fruition any time soon. “Canelo and I would be a big fight at STAPLES Center. The place would be full of Mexican and Armenian fans. His style and my style go together perfectly and would give the fans the fight that they want to see,” said Martirosyan. Indications are that Alvarez will not face the Glendale, California, based fighter this year. With that news, Team Martirosyan is moving on and there are plenty of options in the loaded junior middleweight division.
- Marquez / Marquez Presser
In the VIP room of Cinemex Antara in Polanco, Mexico City, Mexican stars Juan Manuel and Rafael Marquez, accompanied by their trainers Nacho Beristain and Daniel Zaragoza, respectively, made the official announcement of their return to the ring on July 16th in the Plaza de Toros in Cancun, Quintana Roo. WBA/WBO lightweight champion Juan Manuel (52-1, 38 KOs) will face Likar Ramos (24-3, 18 KOs), while Rafael (39-6, 35 KOs) faces a fighter to be named. Juan Manuel is preparing for a November 12 clash with WBO welterweight champion Manny Pacquiao, while Rafael is getting ready for WBC super bantamweight champion Toshiaki Nishioka.
- Pavlik to Face Darryl Cunningham
Former WBC/WBO middleweight champion Kelly Pavlik could be taking no chances of getting beaten in his next fight by taking on 2nd tier fighter Darryl Cunningham (23-2, 10 KO’s) for a tune-up fight on August 6th, according to the latest boxing news. Pavlik was recently almost beaten by Alfonso Lopez in a truly awful fight for Pavlik. He appeared to lose the fight in the minds of many boxing fans, and looked no better than he had in losing to Sergio Martinez last year. Pavlik is hoping to fight International Boxing Federation (IBF) super middleweight champion Lucian Bute later this year in a big money fight.
- Kingpin accepts Perez challange
“Congrats on winning the Prizefighter tourney. I was impressed. And, I am going to do you a favor and step up and accept your challenge if you are serious about stepping it up in competition. You and your team know how to get in touch with me. We’ve sparred plenty of rounds so you know what I can do and I know what you can do. And since nobody seems to want to fight over here in the US, I will come to you in the UK to get it done. I’m ready willing and able to meet you halfway. My phone lines are open and my bags are packed. You can even hit me on Facebook or Twitter. Let me know what’s up.”
- Ramos vs. Shimoda on Lara vs. Williams undercard on 7/9
As the Co-Feature to the Paul “The Punisher” Williams-Erislandy Lara 12-Round Main Event Bout, the Ramos-Shimoda Championship Bout Will Pit The WBA #1-ranked Rico Ramos (19-0, 10 KOs) challenging World Champion, Akifumi Shimoda (23-2-1, 10 KOs) in a 12-round bout for the Tokyo native’s World Boxing Association (WBA) Super Bantamweight Championship.
- July 9 Panama show may be canceled
The boxing card billed as “La Revancha” scheduled on July 9 in the Arena Roberto Duran in Panama City with seven French fighters including WIBA female world champion Anne Sophie Mathis (24-1, 21 KOs) may be cancelled said a confident source. “We’re supposed to fight but due to a problem with the promoter and no financial guarrantee for the French fighters, they won’t go in Panama,” said international French manager Christel Aujoux – Panamanian fighters include former WBA world champion Ricardo Cordoba, Joao Powell, Loel Barrantes, Julio Canastuj, Julio Garcia and former WIBA world champion Ana Pascal who would face French opponents.
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Roach Says: Haye Could Defeat Klitschko
The world’s leading trainer, Freddie Roach, believes David Haye could defeat Wladimir Klitschko if he “undermines his confidence early in the contest” by starting fast and using his power.
In an interview with the ‘Daily Telegraph’ Roach said:
“The key to this fight for Haye is to take Wladimir’s confidence away, and do it early,” he said. “Take him out of his comfort zone.
“I think Haye has a great opportunity if he goes out there early and uses his power, and tries to take Wladimir’s confidence away. That’s the best way for him to fight this, but Haye needs to take that window of opportunity.
“Being forced anywhere outside Wladimir’s comfort zone is his greatest weakness. He does lack confidence as a fighter and we discussed it when I trained him.”
On the other hand
Emmanuel Steward – Wladimir’s current coach, is stating that ‘Wladimir Will Stop David in 4 Rounds’
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David Haye has a great record so far winning fight after fight with a record of 25 wins to his name and only 1 defeat with 23 of his wins by KO. David Haye is 6′3″ tall with a 78″ reach, he weighs 215 lbs.
Wladimir Klitschko has a Career record of 55 wins, and only 3 defeats to his name with 49 of his 55 wins by KO. Klitschko is 6′6 1/2″ tall and has a reach of 81″, weighs 245 lbs.
