Up-And-Coming ALA Boy, Robert Allanic, Won Local Bout

Cultural Center, Loon, Bohol, Philippines - Up and coming Super Flyweight Robert "Cliff Smart" Allanic of Cebu's ALA Stable, won via Unanimous Decision against Jerry Manganip in their 10round bout Sunday (February 19).

Allanic dropped Manganip in the 1st and 8th round, but failed to completely knock the latter out. The bout ended with a 100-89, 98-90, 99-89 decision in favor of Allanic.

Allanic improved to 10wins (4KOs) with only 1loss, and is now looking forward to his March 18 match with Jun Pader in Mandaue City. Meanwhile, Manganip dropped to a dismal 1win, 5loss record.

A Real Warrior - Viloria Defends WBC Light Flyweight Title

Aladdin Casino, Las Vegas, NV, USA - Filipino-American WBC Light Flyweight Champ, Brian "Hawaiian Punch" Viloria succeeded in his first title defense against Mexican Jose Antonio "El Jaguar" Aguirre, Saturday night - February 18. The champion won the fight via a hard fought 116-112, 117-111, 116-112 Unanimous Decision.

The 25yrs old Viloria, predicted a 4th round knockout victory, but it didn't happen. But what did happen was, he fought well behind a great jab to win fight over his veteran opponent. The champion though needs to learn a lot more. He seem to lack a killer instinct, as he usually backs off after connecting with few good combinations.

Despite the fight being just a Unanimous Decision win for Brian, it was very clear that he won the fight. After 12 rounds, his face remained clean while his opponent's was full of bumps. Also, Aguirre's nose bled profusely during rounds 10 thru 12, turning his white trunks to pink.

Viloria improved his unblemished record to 19wins (12KOs) and is now looking forward to move up in weight to be able to face Mexican WBC Flyweight Champ Jorge Arce in a surefire megabuck fight. Meanwhile, Jose Antonio Aguirre dropped his third straight title bout and fell to 33wins (20KOs), 5losses and 1draw.

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Filipino OPBF Champs Retain Belts

International Conference Hall, Nagoya, Japan - Two Filipno OPBF Champs successfully retained their belts in contrasting fashions Sunday night, February 5.

Filipino OPBF Super Featherweight Champ Randy "Golden Boy" Suico, successfully defended his title via a convincing stoppage of Japanese Ryuhei Sugita in the 2:39 mark of the 4th round of their 12round title fight. By the win, the 26yrs old Suico improved to 24wins (21KOs) and 2losses while Sugita fell to 30wins (22KOs), 3losses and 2draws. After the beating, Sugita got a couple of broken teeth and a lacerated inner mouth.

Meanwhile, 27yrs old Filipino OPBF Bantamweight Champ Malcolm "Eagle Eye" Tunacao, retained his title but failed to take a win over Japanese Kohei Oba. Their 12round title fight ended up in a controversial draw, with a 115-115, 115-114, 113-115 scorecard. Due to the draw, Tunacao's record now stands 19wins (12KOs), 1loss and 3draws. Oba's record now stands 13wins (8KOs) and 1draw.

Victorious Friday Fight Night - Gorres And Amonsot Win Fights

Orleans Casino, Las Vegas, NV, USA - Philippine boxers continue to storm through North America as Z "The Dream"
Gorres and Czar Amonsot had won their respective fights against Mexican rivals Friday night.

Unlike recent wins by other Filipinos in North America, both fighters took the full route as they won their matches via very convincing Unanimous Decisions (UD). February 2nd, Super Flyweight Gorres scored a 98-91,98-91,99-90 UD victory against Jose Alfredo Tirado while Super Featherweight Amonsot scored a 78-73,77-74,77-74 UD vicotry against Christian Favela.

For their wins, Z Gorres improved to 22wins (12KOs), 1loss and 1draw and the 20yrs old Czar Amonsot improved to 14wins (10KOs), 1loss and 1draw. Meanwhile, Tirado dropped to 4wins and 7losses; Favela dropped to 11wins, 10losses and 4draws. Favela also suffered a serious cut in the head.

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