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Francisco Santana Decisions Ed Paredes on UniMas

On Saturday, April 2, 2016, Francisco Santana scored a dominant, 10-round unanimous decision victory against Ed Paredes (36-6-1, 24 KOs) at the Oceanview Pavilion in Port Hueneme, California.

Francisco Santana Decisions Ed Paredes on UniMas was originally published on Round By Round Boxing

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Juan Diaz and Mike Alvarado Return with Stoppage Victories

On Saturday, March 19, 2016, two former world titlists returned on UniMas’s Solo Boxeo with stoppage wins at the Arena Theater in Houston, Texas.

Juan Diaz and Mike Alvarado Return with Stoppage Victories was originally published on Round By Round Boxing

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Fight for Water 3: Jose Ramirez delivers!

On Saturday, October 25, 2014 Jose Ramirez stepped into the ring at Sellend Arena in front of a record sellout crowd of 10,000 plus fans. Those fans were on their feet as Ramirez a 2012 Olympian made his way to the ring.

Most of them did not have time to sit down in their seats as Ramirez made quick work of his opponent. The fight was over in less than one minute and the crowd went from a roar to a frenzy. The hometown favorite had delivered.

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Fight organizers said local fighters from California’s Central Valley would provide excitement on the undercard of Fight for Water 3. On Saturday, October 25, 2014 Joe Louie Lopez did just that in the short time he was in the ring. READ MORE

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  ORLANDO, FL – Gamalier Rodríguez defendió con éxito el título Pluma de la NABO al derrotar a Orlando ‘El Fenómeno’ Cruz por decisión unánime en el evento estelar de la función ‘Solo Boxeo Tecate que se celebró ante cerca de mil fans en el Bahía Shriners Events Center.Los jueces entrtegaron tarjetas de: 97-92 (x2), 96-93.

Gamalier Rodríguez retiene su título ante ‘El Fenómeno’ Cruz (FOTOS) ORLANDO, FL – Gamalier Rodríguez defendió con éxito el título Pluma de la NABO al derrotar a Orlando 'El Fenómeno' Cruz por decisión unánime en el evento estelar de la función 'Solo Boxeo Tecate que se celebró ante cerca de mil fans en el Bahía Shriners Events Center.

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In his first fight since reuniting with trainer Ann Wolfe after his TKO loss to Nobuhiro Ishida in April middleweight James Kirkland forced Dennis Sharpe to capitulate in the opening stanza with two vicious body shots on Solo Boxeo in Frisco, Texas.

Kirkland is a brawler and returned to form against Sharpe (17-8-3, 4 KOs), who landed several flush shots of his own and showed a good chin in resisting the Texan's head shots. But a left on the belt-line forced Sharpe to one knee and a heavy right soon after to the solar plexus sent his mouthpiece flying and put a stop to the contest.

Kirkland (28-1, 25 KOs) didn't quite look like his old self but he showed the ability to both take and deliver a shot, which is a step forward after suffering his first career loss to the Japanese journeyman. Still, the Texan was there to be hit and benefited from Sharpe's lack of pop. He will have to look sharper if he hopes to climb 160-lb. ladder once again.

We fell asleep after this bout to catch our Saturday morning flight to St. Louis, but we hear Brian Vera (19-5, 12 KOs) scored an 8th-round KO with a body shot in a stay-busy fight against Eloy Suarez (11-12-1)

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This has to be the saddest attempt at the spanish language by a man who earns a lot of money from hispanic fighters. He should have practiced a bit with De La Hoya before the broadcast. Oh, wait, De La Hoya's spanish isn't all that great either.