January 25, 1960-
Tokyo, Japan-
Teruo Kosaka outpointed Katsuzo Nakamura, 10 rounds.
Kosaka would go on to fight future Hall of Famer Flash Elorde five times. He won the second of three fights the pair fought for the OPBF lightweight title in 1961 and 1962 and unsuccessfully challenged Elorde for the WBA and WBC junior lightweight titles twice, losing on a TKO in the 12th round in 1964 and on a KO in the 15th in 1965.
He also challenged future Hall of Famer Carlos Ortiz for the WBA lightweight title, losing on a KO-5 in 1962.
Future WBC junior welterweight champion Pedro Adigue was another of Kosaka's opponents. Kosaka scored a 10-round points victory over Adigue in 1963.
Kosaka retired in 1965 after a 10-round draw with underdog Sugar Cane Carreon, leaving the sport with a 63-9-2 record with 26 KO's.
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January 25, 1960-
Caracas, Venezuela-
Then undefeated future WBA-WBC junior welterweight champion Carlos Hernandez improved to 12-0-2 by knocking out Bernabe 'Baby' Vasquez (59-21-1) in the 3rd round.
Hernandez beat future Hall of Famer Eddie Perkins for the titles in 1965 and made two successful defenses before losing them by unanimous decision to Sandro Lopopolo in 1966. He unsuccessfuly tried to regain the title in 1969, losing a decision to another future Hall of Famer, Nicolino Locche.
Hernandez fought a who's who of late 1950's through early 1970's stars in the 126 to 147 pound weight classes. The list of the champions and/or Hall of Famers he fought and his record against each is as follows: Davey Moore (1-0), Gil Cadilli (1-0), Joe Brown (1-0), Carlos Teo Cruz (1-0), Jose 'Mantequilla' Napoles (0-1), Kenny Lane (1-1-1), Perkins (1-1), Lopopolo (0-1), Ismael Laguna (0-1), Locche (0-1), and Ken Buchanan (0-1).
He retired in 1972 with a 60-13-4 record including 44 victories by knockout.
Vasquez fought professionally for 24 years, finally retiring in 1974 with a record of 102 wins, 40 losses, 4 draws, and 1 No Decision with 34 KO's.
Caracas, Venezuela-
Then undefeated future WBA-WBC junior welterweight champion Carlos Hernandez improved to 12-0-2 by knocking out Bernabe 'Baby' Vasquez (59-21-1) in the 3rd round.
Hernandez beat future Hall of Famer Eddie Perkins for the titles in 1965 and made two successful defenses before losing them by unanimous decision to Sandro Lopopolo in 1966. He unsuccessfuly tried to regain the title in 1969, losing a decision to another future Hall of Famer, Nicolino Locche.
Hernandez fought a who's who of late 1950's through early 1970's stars in the 126 to 147 pound weight classes. The list of the champions and/or Hall of Famers he fought and his record against each is as follows: Davey Moore (1-0), Gil Cadilli (1-0), Joe Brown (1-0), Carlos Teo Cruz (1-0), Jose 'Mantequilla' Napoles (0-1), Kenny Lane (1-1-1), Perkins (1-1), Lopopolo (0-1), Ismael Laguna (0-1), Locche (0-1), and Ken Buchanan (0-1).
He retired in 1972 with a 60-13-4 record including 44 victories by knockout.
Vasquez fought professionally for 24 years, finally retiring in 1974 with a record of 102 wins, 40 losses, 4 draws, and 1 No Decision with 34 KO's.
January 25 1939- Joe Louis retains the world Heavyweight title with a first round knockout of world Light-Heavyweight champion John Henry Lewis in the first round, in New York. It would be Louis's last career fight, as it was later discovered that he had been
fighting with cataracts and had been since 1936.
January 25 1932- Gorilla Jones knocks out Oddone Piazza in six rounds to win the vacant world Middleweight title, at Milwaukee
And sticking to my present Philly theme.
Ring greats Bob Montgomery and Ike Williams fought the first of their two classic battles on this day in 1944. To the delight of Philly fight fans, the rivalry between the two was a bitter one. Montgomery won this first match by KO in round 12 at Philly's Convention Hall.
Three years later, still seething from his loss in the first fight, Williams exacted a brutal revenge, whipping the Philadelphia Bobcat in six nasty rounds at Municipal Stadium, taking the Lightweight crown in the process.
1950 - Joe Blackwood KO4 Billy Fox at Akron, OH (Fox's final bout)
1954 - Sonny Liston TKO6 Martin Lee at St. Louis, MO
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fighting with cataracts and had been since 1936.
January 25 1932- Gorilla Jones knocks out Oddone Piazza in six rounds to win the vacant world Middleweight title, at Milwaukee
And sticking to my present Philly theme.
Ring greats Bob Montgomery and Ike Williams fought the first of their two classic battles on this day in 1944. To the delight of Philly fight fans, the rivalry between the two was a bitter one. Montgomery won this first match by KO in round 12 at Philly's Convention Hall.
Three years later, still seething from his loss in the first fight, Williams exacted a brutal revenge, whipping the Philadelphia Bobcat in six nasty rounds at Municipal Stadium, taking the Lightweight crown in the process.
1950 - Joe Blackwood KO4 Billy Fox at Akron, OH (Fox's final bout)
1954 - Sonny Liston TKO6 Martin Lee at St. Louis, MO
Again Philly info from PBH
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Ricardo Mayorga stops Vernon Forrest
Ricardo MayorgaOn this day in 2003, Ricardo Mayorga retained his WBA welterweight belt and won the WBC portion of that title with a third-round stoppage of Vernon Forrest in Temecula, California.
Forrest was 35-0 going into the bout and coming off of back-to-back decision victories over Sugar Shane Mosley. He was a 6-1 favorite against the wide-open Mayorga, who had won the WBA title with a fifth-round knockout of Andrew Lewis in March of 2002.
In the first round, Mayorga, throwing nothing but bombs, sent an off-balanced Forrest to the canvas. An action-packed second round followed. Forrest then came out for round three dictating the fight’s pace with his jab. Midway through the round, Mayorga nailed Forrest with a right hand that sent him into the ropes. He then put Forrest on the floor with a left hook to the chin. Forrest beat the ten-count, but referee Marty Denkin determined that he was in no condition to continue and stopped the bout.
Mayorga, always colorful, celebrated his victory by smoking a cigarette.
The two met for a rematch in July of 2003, with Mayorga winning a controversial majority decision. In his next bout, he faced IBF welterweight champion Cory Spinks and lost a close majority decision.
Following his rematch loss to Mayorga, Forrest took three years off from boxing. Since his return to the ring in 2006, he has won three straight bouts.
In his only successful title defense, on this day 1894 James J Corbett knocked out Charley Mitchell of Great Britain in three rounds.
Ricardo MayorgaOn this day in 2003, Ricardo Mayorga retained his WBA welterweight belt and won the WBC portion of that title with a third-round stoppage of Vernon Forrest in Temecula, California.
Forrest was 35-0 going into the bout and coming off of back-to-back decision victories over Sugar Shane Mosley. He was a 6-1 favorite against the wide-open Mayorga, who had won the WBA title with a fifth-round knockout of Andrew Lewis in March of 2002.
In the first round, Mayorga, throwing nothing but bombs, sent an off-balanced Forrest to the canvas. An action-packed second round followed. Forrest then came out for round three dictating the fight’s pace with his jab. Midway through the round, Mayorga nailed Forrest with a right hand that sent him into the ropes. He then put Forrest on the floor with a left hook to the chin. Forrest beat the ten-count, but referee Marty Denkin determined that he was in no condition to continue and stopped the bout.
Mayorga, always colorful, celebrated his victory by smoking a cigarette.
The two met for a rematch in July of 2003, with Mayorga winning a controversial majority decision. In his next bout, he faced IBF welterweight champion Cory Spinks and lost a close majority decision.
Following his rematch loss to Mayorga, Forrest took three years off from boxing. Since his return to the ring in 2006, he has won three straight bouts.
In his only successful title defense, on this day 1894 James J Corbett knocked out Charley Mitchell of Great Britain in three rounds.
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1894- James J. Corbett KO 3 Charley Mitchell, Jacksonville, Fla. Retains World Heavyweight Title.
1915- Harry Greb ND 6 Jack Blackburn, Pittsburgh, PA. Referee: Joe Donnelly. Greb won the newspaper decision according to the Pittsburgh Post. "Greb threw a million punches, but few landed. Blackburn blocked, side-stepped, slipped, rode, and ducked. From the first to the final bell, Blackburn was the center of a cloud of gloves. But he was so elusive that not one in ten ever connected. Greb was on him all the time, and as Blackburn didn't start one-tenth the blows that Greb did, Greb must be accorded the decision. Blackburn landed some body punches, but they didn't have the steam to slow up Greb. Greb solved Blackburn's defense pretty well in the third round, after winning the first two. The fourth was even, and Blackburn had the edge in the 5th. Greb did practically all the fighting in the 6th."
1932- Gorilla Jones KO 6 Oddone Piazza, Milwaukee. Wins vacant NBA World Middleweight Title.
1939- Joe Louis KO 1 John Henry Lewis, NYC. Retains World Heavyweight Title.
1944- Bob Montgomery KO 12 Ike Williams, Philadelphia. Lightweight Bout.
1976- Saensak Muangsurin W 15 Lion Furuyama, Tokyo. Retains WBC World Junior Welterweight Title.
1986- Anaclet Wamba W 8 Albert Syben, Saint-Brieuc, Cotes-d'Armor, France. Cruiserweight (Wamba) vs. Heavyweight Bout.
1986- Rene Jacquot W 8 Raphael Salamone, Grenoble, Isere, France. Junior Middleweight Bout.
1986- Rudy Casicas KO 8 Seung-Hoon Lee, Daejon, South Korea. Junior Featherweight Bout.
1986- Mark Breland W 10 Troy Wortham, Lancater, PA. Welterweight Bout. Breland improves to 9-0.
1986- Tyrell Biggs W 8 James "Quick" Tillis, Lancaster, PA. Biggs improves to 8-0.
1986- James "Broad Axe" Broad KO 1 Rodney Frazier, Atlantic City, NJ. Heavyweight Bout.
1987- Chong Pal Park KO 15 Doug Sam, Seoul. Retains Lineal and IBF World Super Middleweight Titles.
1989- Cristano Espana KO 3 Billy Buchanan, Belfast, Northern Ireland. Welterweight Bout. Espana improves to 9-0.
1989- Loreto Garza KO 7 Joe Manley, Sacramento, CA. Junior Welterweight Bout.
1989- Hector Lizarraga W 8 Armando Sarabia, Sacramento, CA. Featherweight Bout.
1990- Ron Amundsen KO 8 David Collette, New Orleans, LA. Wins Inaugural WBA Inter-Continental Super Welterweight Title Bout.
1990- Jemal Hinton KO 6 Hector Diaz, New Orleans, LA. Retains WBC Continental Americas Super Bantamweight Title.
1990- Adolfo Washington Draw 6 David Graves, New Orleans, LA. Light Heavyweight Bout.
1991- Tom "Boom Boom" Johnson KO 4 Silvestre Castillo, Corpus Christi, TX. Featherweight Bout.
1991- Jesse Benavides W 10 Rafael Ortega, Corpus Christi, TX. Junior Featherweight Bout.
1991- Henry Maske W 8 Salim Muhammad, Hollywood, FL. Light Heavyweight Bout. Maske improves to 8-0.
1991- Ronald "Winky" Wright KO 3 Stedroy Bolus, Hollywood, FL. Junior Middleweight Bout. "Winky" improves to 4-0.
1992- Anatoly Alexandrov W 8 Temirzhan Kurkenbaev, Moscow, Russia. Junior Lightweight Bout.
1993- Victor Rabanales W 12 Dadoy Andujar, Inglewood, CA. Retains WBC World Bantamweight Title.
1994- Bronco McKart KO 3 Mike Powell, Lansing, MI. Welterweight Bout.
1995- Manny Pacquiao W 4 Edmund Enting Ignacio, Sablayan, Mindoro Occidental, Philippines. Light Flyweight Bout. Pacquiao's pro debut.
1995- Anthony Hembrick KO-6 Rudy Nix, Atlantic City, NJ. Wins vacant USBA Light Heavyweight Title.
1995- Vernon Forrest W 6 Carlos Cartagena, Atlantic City, NJ. Welterweight Bout. "The Viper" improves to 9-0.
1995- Cassius Baloyi KO 3 James McCloskey, Atlantic City, NJ. Junior Lightweight Bout. "Mr. Shy Guy" improves to 5-0.
1996- Aristead Clayton KO 10 Eddie Rangel, Bay Saint Louis, MS. Wins vacant WAA Super Bantamweight Title.
1997- Hacine Cherifi W 12 Branko Sobot, Stuttgart, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany. Retains EBU European Middleweight Title.
1997- Juan Carlos Gomez W 8 Mike Peak, Stuttgart, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany. Cruiserweight Bout.
1997- Vitali Klitschko KO 1 Mike Acklie, Stuttgart, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany. Heavyweight Bout. Vitali improves to 4-0.
1997- Wladimir Klitschko KO 3 Troy Weida, Stuttgart, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany. Heavyweight Bout. Wladimir improves to 4-0.
1997- Firat Arslan W 4 Zsolt Janko, Stuttgart, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany. Cruiserweight Bout. Arslan's pro debut.
1997- John McClain KO 1 Peter Smith, Temba, North-West, South Africa, Wins vacant WBU Super Cruiserweight Title.
1997- Welcome Ncita KO 3 Narciso Valenzuela, Temba, North-West, South Africa. Junior Lightweight Bout.
1997- DeMarcus Corley KO 1 Ruben Aguayo, Phoenix, AZ. Welterweight Bout. "Chop Chop" improves to 7-0.
1997- Jorge Barrios KO 1 Jose Luis Fernandez, Buenos Aires, Distrito Federal, Argentina. Lightweight Bout.
1999- Jean-Baptiste Mendy W 12 Alberto Sicurella, Paris, Paris, France. Retains WBA World Lightweight Title.
1999- Anatoly Alexandrov KO 8 Arnulfo Castillo, Paris, Paris, France. Retains WBO Junior Lightweight Title.
1999- Julien Lorcy W 8 Moises Rodriguez, Paris, Paris, France. Lightweight Bout.
2002- Antonio Tarver W 12 Reggie Johnson, Rosemont, Illinois. Wins NABF and USBA Light Heavyweight Titles and IBF World Light Heavyweight Title Eliminator.
2002- Robert Guerrero W 4 Arthur Trevino, Pembroke Pines, FL. Featherweight Bout. "The Ghost" improves to 4-0.
2002- Jose Luis Castillo KO 8 Juan Angel Macias, Laughlin, NV. Non-title Welterweight Bout. Castillo's WBC World lightweight title was not on the line.
2003- Ricardo Mayorga KO 3 Vernon Forrest, Temecula, CA. Retains WBA World Welterweight Title/Wins Lineal, WBC, and Ring Magazine World Welterweight Titles.
2003- Joel Casamayor W 10 Nate Campbell, Temecula, CA. Super Featherweight Bout.
2003- Yuri Foreman KO 1 Will Evans, Temecula, CA. Super Welterweight Bout.
2003- Sharmba Mitchell KO 4 Carlos Wilfredo Vilches, Atlantic City, NJ. Wins IBF eliminator for the #2 spot in the IBF's junior welterweight rankings.
2003- Diego Corrales KO 5 Michael Davis, Atlantic City, NJ. Lightweight Bout.
2003- Jason Cook W 12 Stefano Zoff, Brigend, Wales. Cook had lost the EBU European lightweight title on the scales prior to the fight.
2007- Ulises Solis KO 8 Will Grigsby, Las Vegas. Retains IBF World Junior Flyweight Title.
2007- Michele Piccirillo KO 12 Michael Jones, Milan, Lombardia, Italy. Retains EBU European Super Welterweight Title.
2008- Omar Narvaez W 12 Carlos Tamara, Puerto Madryn, Chubut, Argentina. Retains WBO Flyweight Title.
2008- Hugo Cazares W 10 Kermin Guardia, Cicero, Illinois. Flyweight Bout.
2008- Yodsanan Sor Nanthachai (formerly Yodsanan 3-K Battery) KO 3 Mars Jubanishev, Sara Buri, Thailand. Junior Welterweight Bout.
2008- Medgoen Singsurat (formerly Medgoen 3-K Battery) W 6 Denpayak Sor Pisanu, Sara Buri, Thailand. Bantamweight Bout.
Born On This Day
1964- Guy Waters (born in New South Wales, Australia)
Alias: Arc Angel
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1974- Santiago Samaniego (born Santiago Ryce Samaniego in Panama City, Panama)
Professional boxer in the super welterweight (154 lb) division.
Samaniego is a first cousin of Roberto Durán.
Nicknamed "El Herrero", Samaniego turned pro in 1993, and in 1997 took on undefeated Mihai Leu for the Vacant WBO Welterweight Title, but lost a decision. In 2002 he faced Mamadou Thiam for the interim WBA Light Middleweight Title, and won in a 12th round stoppage. In 2003, he was TKO'd by Alejandro García, losing the belt. Since the loss, he dropped fights to Rhoshii Wells and Sechew Powell
1915- Harry Greb ND 6 Jack Blackburn, Pittsburgh, PA. Referee: Joe Donnelly. Greb won the newspaper decision according to the Pittsburgh Post. "Greb threw a million punches, but few landed. Blackburn blocked, side-stepped, slipped, rode, and ducked. From the first to the final bell, Blackburn was the center of a cloud of gloves. But he was so elusive that not one in ten ever connected. Greb was on him all the time, and as Blackburn didn't start one-tenth the blows that Greb did, Greb must be accorded the decision. Blackburn landed some body punches, but they didn't have the steam to slow up Greb. Greb solved Blackburn's defense pretty well in the third round, after winning the first two. The fourth was even, and Blackburn had the edge in the 5th. Greb did practically all the fighting in the 6th."
1932- Gorilla Jones KO 6 Oddone Piazza, Milwaukee. Wins vacant NBA World Middleweight Title.
1939- Joe Louis KO 1 John Henry Lewis, NYC. Retains World Heavyweight Title.
1944- Bob Montgomery KO 12 Ike Williams, Philadelphia. Lightweight Bout.
1976- Saensak Muangsurin W 15 Lion Furuyama, Tokyo. Retains WBC World Junior Welterweight Title.
1986- Anaclet Wamba W 8 Albert Syben, Saint-Brieuc, Cotes-d'Armor, France. Cruiserweight (Wamba) vs. Heavyweight Bout.
1986- Rene Jacquot W 8 Raphael Salamone, Grenoble, Isere, France. Junior Middleweight Bout.
1986- Rudy Casicas KO 8 Seung-Hoon Lee, Daejon, South Korea. Junior Featherweight Bout.
1986- Mark Breland W 10 Troy Wortham, Lancater, PA. Welterweight Bout. Breland improves to 9-0.
1986- Tyrell Biggs W 8 James "Quick" Tillis, Lancaster, PA. Biggs improves to 8-0.
1986- James "Broad Axe" Broad KO 1 Rodney Frazier, Atlantic City, NJ. Heavyweight Bout.
1987- Chong Pal Park KO 15 Doug Sam, Seoul. Retains Lineal and IBF World Super Middleweight Titles.
1989- Cristano Espana KO 3 Billy Buchanan, Belfast, Northern Ireland. Welterweight Bout. Espana improves to 9-0.
1989- Loreto Garza KO 7 Joe Manley, Sacramento, CA. Junior Welterweight Bout.
1989- Hector Lizarraga W 8 Armando Sarabia, Sacramento, CA. Featherweight Bout.
1990- Ron Amundsen KO 8 David Collette, New Orleans, LA. Wins Inaugural WBA Inter-Continental Super Welterweight Title Bout.
1990- Jemal Hinton KO 6 Hector Diaz, New Orleans, LA. Retains WBC Continental Americas Super Bantamweight Title.
1990- Adolfo Washington Draw 6 David Graves, New Orleans, LA. Light Heavyweight Bout.
1991- Tom "Boom Boom" Johnson KO 4 Silvestre Castillo, Corpus Christi, TX. Featherweight Bout.
1991- Jesse Benavides W 10 Rafael Ortega, Corpus Christi, TX. Junior Featherweight Bout.
1991- Henry Maske W 8 Salim Muhammad, Hollywood, FL. Light Heavyweight Bout. Maske improves to 8-0.
1991- Ronald "Winky" Wright KO 3 Stedroy Bolus, Hollywood, FL. Junior Middleweight Bout. "Winky" improves to 4-0.
1992- Anatoly Alexandrov W 8 Temirzhan Kurkenbaev, Moscow, Russia. Junior Lightweight Bout.
1993- Victor Rabanales W 12 Dadoy Andujar, Inglewood, CA. Retains WBC World Bantamweight Title.
1994- Bronco McKart KO 3 Mike Powell, Lansing, MI. Welterweight Bout.
1995- Manny Pacquiao W 4 Edmund Enting Ignacio, Sablayan, Mindoro Occidental, Philippines. Light Flyweight Bout. Pacquiao's pro debut.
1995- Anthony Hembrick KO-6 Rudy Nix, Atlantic City, NJ. Wins vacant USBA Light Heavyweight Title.
1995- Vernon Forrest W 6 Carlos Cartagena, Atlantic City, NJ. Welterweight Bout. "The Viper" improves to 9-0.
1995- Cassius Baloyi KO 3 James McCloskey, Atlantic City, NJ. Junior Lightweight Bout. "Mr. Shy Guy" improves to 5-0.
1996- Aristead Clayton KO 10 Eddie Rangel, Bay Saint Louis, MS. Wins vacant WAA Super Bantamweight Title.
1997- Hacine Cherifi W 12 Branko Sobot, Stuttgart, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany. Retains EBU European Middleweight Title.
1997- Juan Carlos Gomez W 8 Mike Peak, Stuttgart, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany. Cruiserweight Bout.
1997- Vitali Klitschko KO 1 Mike Acklie, Stuttgart, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany. Heavyweight Bout. Vitali improves to 4-0.
1997- Wladimir Klitschko KO 3 Troy Weida, Stuttgart, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany. Heavyweight Bout. Wladimir improves to 4-0.
1997- Firat Arslan W 4 Zsolt Janko, Stuttgart, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany. Cruiserweight Bout. Arslan's pro debut.
1997- John McClain KO 1 Peter Smith, Temba, North-West, South Africa, Wins vacant WBU Super Cruiserweight Title.
1997- Welcome Ncita KO 3 Narciso Valenzuela, Temba, North-West, South Africa. Junior Lightweight Bout.
1997- DeMarcus Corley KO 1 Ruben Aguayo, Phoenix, AZ. Welterweight Bout. "Chop Chop" improves to 7-0.
1997- Jorge Barrios KO 1 Jose Luis Fernandez, Buenos Aires, Distrito Federal, Argentina. Lightweight Bout.
1999- Jean-Baptiste Mendy W 12 Alberto Sicurella, Paris, Paris, France. Retains WBA World Lightweight Title.
1999- Anatoly Alexandrov KO 8 Arnulfo Castillo, Paris, Paris, France. Retains WBO Junior Lightweight Title.
1999- Julien Lorcy W 8 Moises Rodriguez, Paris, Paris, France. Lightweight Bout.
2002- Antonio Tarver W 12 Reggie Johnson, Rosemont, Illinois. Wins NABF and USBA Light Heavyweight Titles and IBF World Light Heavyweight Title Eliminator.
2002- Robert Guerrero W 4 Arthur Trevino, Pembroke Pines, FL. Featherweight Bout. "The Ghost" improves to 4-0.
2002- Jose Luis Castillo KO 8 Juan Angel Macias, Laughlin, NV. Non-title Welterweight Bout. Castillo's WBC World lightweight title was not on the line.
2003- Ricardo Mayorga KO 3 Vernon Forrest, Temecula, CA. Retains WBA World Welterweight Title/Wins Lineal, WBC, and Ring Magazine World Welterweight Titles.
2003- Joel Casamayor W 10 Nate Campbell, Temecula, CA. Super Featherweight Bout.
2003- Yuri Foreman KO 1 Will Evans, Temecula, CA. Super Welterweight Bout.
2003- Sharmba Mitchell KO 4 Carlos Wilfredo Vilches, Atlantic City, NJ. Wins IBF eliminator for the #2 spot in the IBF's junior welterweight rankings.
2003- Diego Corrales KO 5 Michael Davis, Atlantic City, NJ. Lightweight Bout.
2003- Jason Cook W 12 Stefano Zoff, Brigend, Wales. Cook had lost the EBU European lightweight title on the scales prior to the fight.
2007- Ulises Solis KO 8 Will Grigsby, Las Vegas. Retains IBF World Junior Flyweight Title.
2007- Michele Piccirillo KO 12 Michael Jones, Milan, Lombardia, Italy. Retains EBU European Super Welterweight Title.
2008- Omar Narvaez W 12 Carlos Tamara, Puerto Madryn, Chubut, Argentina. Retains WBO Flyweight Title.
2008- Hugo Cazares W 10 Kermin Guardia, Cicero, Illinois. Flyweight Bout.
2008- Yodsanan Sor Nanthachai (formerly Yodsanan 3-K Battery) KO 3 Mars Jubanishev, Sara Buri, Thailand. Junior Welterweight Bout.
2008- Medgoen Singsurat (formerly Medgoen 3-K Battery) W 6 Denpayak Sor Pisanu, Sara Buri, Thailand. Bantamweight Bout.
Born On This Day
1964- Guy Waters (born in New South Wales, Australia)
Alias: Arc Angel
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1974- Santiago Samaniego (born Santiago Ryce Samaniego in Panama City, Panama)
Professional boxer in the super welterweight (154 lb) division.
Samaniego is a first cousin of Roberto Durán.
Nicknamed "El Herrero", Samaniego turned pro in 1993, and in 1997 took on undefeated Mihai Leu for the Vacant WBO Welterweight Title, but lost a decision. In 2002 he faced Mamadou Thiam for the interim WBA Light Middleweight Title, and won in a 12th round stoppage. In 2003, he was TKO'd by Alejandro García, losing the belt. Since the loss, he dropped fights to Rhoshii Wells and Sechew Powell
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Re: JANUARY 25th
1/25/11- Sanaa, Yemen-
Ali Raymi KO-1 Hasan Wasabi
- Both fighters weighed in at 118 and each was making his professional debut.
1/25/13- Wat Bannamtieng, Maha Sarakham, Thailand-
Yodmongkol Vor Saengthep KO-7 Crison Omayao
- Saengthep retained the WBC Youth World Light Flyweight title.
Wanheng Menayothin UD 6 Jack Amisa
- Non-title; Menayothin's WBC International Strawweight title was not on the line.
Petch Sor Chitpattana KO-2 Fahpikard Twins Gym
- Non-title; Chitpattana's WBC Interim Youth Silver Super Flyweight title was not on the line.
1/25/13- Dover, Delaware-
Amir Mansour KO-1 Dominique Alexander
- Non-title; Mansour's World Boxing Federation Intercontinental Heavyweight title was not on the line.
Franklin Lawrence TKO-2 Mark "Oak Tree" Brown
- Heavyweight Bout.
1/25/13- Verona, New York-
Brian Vera TKO-10 Serhiy Dzinziruk
- Vera retained the WBO NABO Middleweight title.
1/25/13- Huntington, New York-
Demetrius Andrade UD 10 Freddy Hernandez
- Junior Middleweight Bout.
Emmanuel Taylor TKO-6 Raymond Serrano
- Junior Welterweight Bout.
Ali Raymi KO-1 Hasan Wasabi
- Both fighters weighed in at 118 and each was making his professional debut.
1/25/13- Wat Bannamtieng, Maha Sarakham, Thailand-
Yodmongkol Vor Saengthep KO-7 Crison Omayao
- Saengthep retained the WBC Youth World Light Flyweight title.
Wanheng Menayothin UD 6 Jack Amisa
- Non-title; Menayothin's WBC International Strawweight title was not on the line.
Petch Sor Chitpattana KO-2 Fahpikard Twins Gym
- Non-title; Chitpattana's WBC Interim Youth Silver Super Flyweight title was not on the line.
1/25/13- Dover, Delaware-
Amir Mansour KO-1 Dominique Alexander
- Non-title; Mansour's World Boxing Federation Intercontinental Heavyweight title was not on the line.
Franklin Lawrence TKO-2 Mark "Oak Tree" Brown
- Heavyweight Bout.
1/25/13- Verona, New York-
Brian Vera TKO-10 Serhiy Dzinziruk
- Vera retained the WBO NABO Middleweight title.
1/25/13- Huntington, New York-
Demetrius Andrade UD 10 Freddy Hernandez
- Junior Middleweight Bout.
Emmanuel Taylor TKO-6 Raymond Serrano
- Junior Welterweight Bout.
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Re: JANUARY 25th
TTR RANKED FIGHTERS IN ACTION:
Saturday, January 25, 2014-
Stuttgart, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany-
WBO World Junior Heavyweight Title-
Champion Marco Huck (TTR #1, The Ring #1; 37-2-1, 26 KOs)
TKO-6 2:55
Firat Arslan (WBO #1, The Ring #7, TTR #12; 33-7-2, 21 KOs)
- This was Huck's twelfth successful title defense.
Tolfa, Lazio, Italy-
EBU European Lightweight Title-
Champion Emiliano Marsili (IBF #4, WBC #9, TTR #14; 28-0-1, 12 KOs)
Unan. Dec. 12
Pasquale Di Silvio (17-6-1, 5 KOs)
- The scores were 116-111, 115-112, and 116-111.
Washington, D.C., USA-
IBF World Junior Welterweight Title-
Champion Lamont Peterson (The Ring #5, TTR #6; 32-2-1, 16 KOs)
Unan. Dec. 12
Dierry Jean (IBF #1, The Ring #8, TTR #13; 25-1, 17 KOs)
- The scores were 115-113, 116-112, and 118-111.
- Scoring the bout for TTR, I had Peterson winning, 117-111.
New York, New York, USA-
WBO World Junior Lightweight Title-
Champion Mikey Garcia (TTR #2, The Ring #2; TTR #11 P4P; 34-0, 28 KOs)
Unan. Dec. 12
Juan Carlos Burgos (WBO #1, The Ring #5, TTR #11; 30-2-2, 20 KOs)
- The scores were 118-110, 118-110, and 119-109.
- Scoring the bout for TTR, Bill Bartirome also had Garcia winning, 118-110.
Also:
Saturday, January 25, 2014-
Washington, D. C., U.S.A.-
WBC Continental Americas Super Welterweight Tiitle-
Champion Jermell Charlo (IBF #5, WBO #5, The Ring #10, WBC #13; 23-0, 11 KOs)
Unan. Dec. 10
"King" Gabriel Rosado (WBO #15 at 160; 21-8, 1 ND, 13 KOs)
- Charlo's USBA junior middleweight title was not on the line.
- The official scores were 97-93, 99-91, and 100-90.
- Showtime's commentators Al Bernstein, Steve Farhood, and Paulie Malignaggi also had Charlo as the winner by the respective scores of 98-92, 99-91, and 98-93.
- Scoring the bout for TTR, I also had it 99-91 for Charlo.
New York, New York, USA-
Heavyweight Bout-
Bryant Jennings (WBC #4, WBA #4, WBO #10, IBF #11; 18-0, 10 KOs)
TKO-10 2:20
Artur Szpilka (WBC #14, WBA #15; 16-1, 12 KOs)
- Jennings dropped Szpilka with a body shot in the sixth round.
- In the tenth round , Jennings floored Szpilka with with a monstrous left hook.
Saturday, January 25, 2014-
Stuttgart, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany-
WBO World Junior Heavyweight Title-
Champion Marco Huck (TTR #1, The Ring #1; 37-2-1, 26 KOs)
TKO-6 2:55
Firat Arslan (WBO #1, The Ring #7, TTR #12; 33-7-2, 21 KOs)
- This was Huck's twelfth successful title defense.
Tolfa, Lazio, Italy-
EBU European Lightweight Title-
Champion Emiliano Marsili (IBF #4, WBC #9, TTR #14; 28-0-1, 12 KOs)
Unan. Dec. 12
Pasquale Di Silvio (17-6-1, 5 KOs)
- The scores were 116-111, 115-112, and 116-111.
Washington, D.C., USA-
IBF World Junior Welterweight Title-
Champion Lamont Peterson (The Ring #5, TTR #6; 32-2-1, 16 KOs)
Unan. Dec. 12
Dierry Jean (IBF #1, The Ring #8, TTR #13; 25-1, 17 KOs)
- The scores were 115-113, 116-112, and 118-111.
- Scoring the bout for TTR, I had Peterson winning, 117-111.
New York, New York, USA-
WBO World Junior Lightweight Title-
Champion Mikey Garcia (TTR #2, The Ring #2; TTR #11 P4P; 34-0, 28 KOs)
Unan. Dec. 12
Juan Carlos Burgos (WBO #1, The Ring #5, TTR #11; 30-2-2, 20 KOs)
- The scores were 118-110, 118-110, and 119-109.
- Scoring the bout for TTR, Bill Bartirome also had Garcia winning, 118-110.
Also:
Saturday, January 25, 2014-
Washington, D. C., U.S.A.-
WBC Continental Americas Super Welterweight Tiitle-
Champion Jermell Charlo (IBF #5, WBO #5, The Ring #10, WBC #13; 23-0, 11 KOs)
Unan. Dec. 10
"King" Gabriel Rosado (WBO #15 at 160; 21-8, 1 ND, 13 KOs)
- Charlo's USBA junior middleweight title was not on the line.
- The official scores were 97-93, 99-91, and 100-90.
- Showtime's commentators Al Bernstein, Steve Farhood, and Paulie Malignaggi also had Charlo as the winner by the respective scores of 98-92, 99-91, and 98-93.
- Scoring the bout for TTR, I also had it 99-91 for Charlo.
New York, New York, USA-
Heavyweight Bout-
Bryant Jennings (WBC #4, WBA #4, WBO #10, IBF #11; 18-0, 10 KOs)
TKO-10 2:20
Artur Szpilka (WBC #14, WBA #15; 16-1, 12 KOs)
- Jennings dropped Szpilka with a body shot in the sixth round.
- In the tenth round , Jennings floored Szpilka with with a monstrous left hook.