Jr flyweight Brian Viloria (25-2, 15 KOs) dethroned long time IBF champion Ulises Solis (28-2-2, 20 KOs) with a spectacular eleventh round knockout. Viloria had a great start in the fight, hurting Solis in round one and landing good right hands in over the first five rounds. Solis was also cut over both eyes and had deducted points in rounds three and five for low blows. Over the second half of the fight, Solis began to outbox Viloria, but the “Hawaiian Punch” got his second wind late and dropped Solis to his knees with a huge right hand at 2:56 of round eleven. The champion was unable to beat the count. This is the second title reign for Viloria, who previously held the WBC belt. Solis was making his ninth defense of the belt.
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Minimumweight Denver Cuello (16-2-5, 8 KOs) claimed the vacant WBC International belt with a fourth round KO of Hiroshi Matsumoto (18-10-4, 8 KOs). Cuello dropped Matsumoto in round three and finished him with an uppercut in round four.
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Light flyweight Sonny Boy Jaro (30-7-5, 19 KOs) needed just 74 seconds to annihilate Eriberto ‘Yukka’ Gejon (25-5-1, 14 KOs). An overhand right dropped Gejon for the count.
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Super flyweight Drian Francisco (16-0-1, 12 KOs) KO’d overmatched Sahril Fabanyo (2-2-1) with a left hook to the body at 1:30 of round two.

Champion again, Newly crowned IBF light-flyweight Filipino-Hawaiian Brian Viloria KO’d Mexican Ulises Solis in the 11th round with a well timed right cross!

By Gareth A Davies
Ricky Hatton’s mindset and focus is “very similar in frame of mind to when he fought Kostya Tszyu”, according to the British boxer’s father and manager Ray Hatton.
Hatton has cut to within 10lb of the 10st weight limit for his showdown with Filipino fighter Manny Pacquiao, a …

By FightFan.com Staff
WATCH as Manny Pacquiao and Ricky Hatton came face to face last night prior to their May 2 World Championship Showdown. Both fighters walked the red carpet at the Roosevelt Hotel, the original location for the Oscars. Courtesy of FilAmNation.com, see Pacquiao and Hatton come face to face …

by James Slater
It’s likely Ricky Hatton will have more than a few fight people agreeing with him, but Manny Pacquiao is not one who shares the view of his upcoming opponent when he says “Pac-Man’s” win over Oscar De La Hoya last December was something of a fluke. Both Hatton …

On Saturday, April 4th on Showtime Boxing, fans can tune in and catch the 140-pound title unification fight between Timothy Bradley and Kendall Holt. In a recent media release sent to us here at DoghouseBoxing, Bradley discussed his upcoming challenge againt Holt, as well as who he hopes to fight …

By STEVE LILLIS
RICKY HATTON is plotting a £100million ring farewell with two blockbuster British battles.
 
The Mancunian risks his IBO and Ring Magazine light-welterweight titles when he faces the world’s top fighter Manny Pacquiao in Las Vegas on May 2.
 
If Hatton, 30, defeats the Filipino he reckons that will set up …

By NICK GIONGCO
As Manny Pacquiao tries his best to remain focused owing to the television mess that he is embroiled in, all is quiet and well over at Ricky Hatton’s UK training camp in Manchester.
Hatton has been relentless during his daily workout under the watchful eyes of Floyd Mayweather Sr. …

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By Mark Lorenzana 8COUNTNEWS.COM
Oscar De La Hoya had barely managed to lick his wounds and bruises from the thrashing he received from Manny Pacquiao when Floyd Mayweather Jr. had begun making noises regarding a comeback.
If the reports are true, then Mayweather Jr. would be lacing up his gloves again …

By Mark Vester | BOXINGSCENE.COMDavid Haye’s level of confidence grew by leaps and bounds when he sat ringside on December 6 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas and watched Manny Pacquiao demolish Oscar De La Hoya for eight one-sided rounds. Pacquiao, a much smaller man, made a jump from …

By Mark Vester | BOXINGSCENE.COMDavid Haye’s level of confidence grew by leaps and bounds when he sat ringside on December 6 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas and watched Manny Pacquiao demolish Oscar De La Hoya for eight one-sided rounds. Pacquiao, a much smaller man, made a jump from …

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