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Melbourne Pavillion Results
Melbourne Pavillion Results 7th Sep. 2012
Friday 7 September 2012 official wiki
The Melbourne Pavilion, Flemington, Victoria, Australia
cruiserweight Daniel Ammann 24(5)-5(2)-1 Beat Pieter Cronje
14(10)-5(3)-1 TKO 9 10
For the Australian cruiserweight title
heavyweight Solomon Haumono 18(16)-1-2 Beat Franklin Egobi
16(11)-4-0 TKO 10 10
for the vacant Australian heavyweight title
super featherweight Lauryn Eagle 3(2)-2-1 Beat Nicki Bigwood
0-3(1)-1 UD 6 6
cruiserweight Kane Watts 8(3)-1-0 Beat Danny Price 9(4)-3(2)-2 TKO 2
6
welterweight Qamil Balla 1(1)-0-1 Beat Matt Bune 1-1(1)-0 TKO 2 4
super middleweight Jake Carr debut Beat Fabian Sullivan 0-1(1)-0 TKO
1 4
TIM HUNT the new PABA Welterweight CHAMPION
Keep an eye on this space, story coming soon....
Fights at Powerhouse Albert Park 18th. Aug. 2012
PABA welterweight Title Fight
Tim Hunt, Australian welterweight Champion heads the bill at
Powerhouse, Albert Park, Victoria. Tim is one of Australia's
promising international fighters, he just lost a split decision to
Rivan Cessaire for the IBO Asia Pacific welterweight title. Cessaire
has only lost 3 out of 21 fights and 20 have been in the UK.
Tim should do well as he has the boxing skill and enough experience
to handle his opponent.
Green beats Santiago but tight-lipped on future
Danny Green remains tight-lipped on his boxing future - but his win
tonight over Danny Santiago certainly seemed to have an element of
"final farewell" to it.
Green had already said the Santiago bout, a fifth round TKO win,
would be his final outing in Perth. But speculation remains that
Green will hang up the gloves for good.
"I'm just going to relax and enjoy it," Green said when asked
ringside where he would head after tonight.
However, Green's keenness to thank his loyal fan base after the
fight will do nothing to quell the talk that a permanent retirement
- he previously had a hiatus in 2008 - would be on the cards.
"This was for you," Green told the crowd.
"I fought for you guys. I think I can say I proudly represented my
state and country. I nearly died in here [the ring] a couple of
times."
Green paid tribute to his trainer Angelo Hyder, who he labelled the
"best in the world".
Read more:
http://www.theage.com.au/sport/boxing/green-beats-santiago-but-tightlipped-on-future-20120723-22k11.html#ixzz21gRID7ZG
Fights at Grand Star
Receptions by Fightcard Promotions
Altona North Friday 20th.
July
Fightcard
Promotions layed out a star studded venue at the Grand
Star Receptions which was second to none and they are fast becoming
one of Melbourne's leading Boxing event promoters. The layout was
first class and the night went very smoothly. This is great for the
Boxing game, YVB congratulate Adam Wilcock who is the key man at
Fightcard Promotions.
MAIN EVENT
8 rounds
Blake Caparello Won TKO Round 2 over Dante Craig.
A huge roar by Blake Caparello's
fans from city and country towns some of which were family nearly
brought the house down.
Dante Craig is a veteran of 33
fights and former holder of the NBA Intercontinental Middleweight
Title, he had fought for the USBA Light Middleweight title in Oct.
2006. Blake knocked Dante down briefly in round 2 with no count
applied. Blake followed up with a concentrated effort to end the
fight 1 min 51 sec into the round as Dante was in no shape to fight
on.
Caparello is Australia's latest
unnoticed super champion, he takes it all in an easy manner and is
in no rush as he is still at a young age for his Light heavyweight
physique but before too long he is running out of fighters at this
level and will be forced to step up to the next level where he will
meet bigger guns and the writer believes he will succeed, all in
good time.
Vacant
Australian Light Welterweight title
10 rounds x 3
Addisu Tebebu Won TKO Round 7 Todd Kidd
Todd Kidd had good skills he
didn't use properly so he paid the price and it was high.
Addisu Tebebu a former Olympian
was extremely rangy with weighty punching and fighting him at a
distance was suicidal as he was very potent with his two main
punches straight lefts and rights slightly hooked. Todd did very
well when up close but he moved backwards just as he outboxes Addisu
on every occasion.
During mid 5th round Todd went
down briefly from a sharp right with no count and Addisu landed
three more good rights until the round was over.
Round 6 nearly saw Todd gaining
a win, scoring a knockdown for a count of 8 but Addisu saw the round
out.
By round 7 Todd slowed up a
little, but, enough to give his opponent the opportunity to land his
potent lefts and rights he used from the distance and Todd went
down. These punches put Todd into a shaky and indefensible state at
2 min 28 sec of the round and the referee had no choice but to stop
the fight and save Todd Kidd as he was in no shape to fight on.
6 rounds
Adam King Won points over Ashley McDermott
Ashley lost his unbeaten record and lost his fight with Adam king.
6 rounds
Andrew Wallace Won RTD round 4 over Joebert De Los Reyes
6 rounds
Joel Shackleton Won TKO round 4 over Kurtis Pegorano (debut)
4 rounds
Sylvia Schiavoni Won points over Nicole Cubillo
Doubts raised over boxer's gender
A FEMALE boxer from Thailand recorded "highly suspicious" levels of
testosterone before a world title fight in Melbourne on Friday
night, again plunging the sport into controversy.
WORLD TITLE FIGHTS AT MELBOURNE PAVILION
NEW WORLD BANTAMWEIGHT CHAMPION SUSIE RAMADAN
BEATS USANACORN KOKIETGYM DESPITE THE POSSIBILITY OF HER BEING THE
OPPOSITE GENDER
WBC Female Bantamweight Title
Susie Ramadan vs Usanacorn Kokietgym 10 rounds x 2
Susie Ramadan showed amazing skill beating Usanacorn Kokietgym for
the Women's WBC World Bantamweight Title.
Susie secured the first round with early action while Usanacorn was
slow starting but made up for it by improving her work in round 2.
Round 3 Ramadan picked up the pace and scored well with multiple
left leads followed by well placed rights to the chin and the body.
Usanacorn always looked like making good attacks but Susie kept
answering with well placed punching which kept her very well in
front on points.
Victor from YVB tried to make contact with Dr Lewis regarding the
possibility of Usanicorn being either male or certainly full of male
testosterone but was rudely ignored at the time. It was possible
that the doctor had other things in mind.
Official result = bantamweight Susie Ramadan 22(8)-1-0 W Usanakorn
Kokietgym 11(10)-1-0 UD 10 10
WBF Female Super Featherweight Title
Lauryn Eagle vs Kiangsak Sithsaithong 10 rounds x 2
Superstardom headed Lauren Eagle executed a win in round 5 by TKO by
sticking to taking the lead and showing nice boxing skill. When
under fire by Kiangsak Sithsaithong, Lauren took back the upper hand
with punch combinations ensuring she got back on top of her
opponent.
Trained by former Super Featherweight Barry Michael, Lauren won the
World Boxing Federation Super featherweight title.
Official result = super featherweight Lauryn Eagle
2(1)-2-1 W Kiangsak Sithsaithong 9(4)-0-0 TKO 5 10
time: 0:56
OPBF Light Welterweight Interim Title
Solomon Egberime vs Joel de la Cruz 12 rounds x 3
Egberime started the fight with a vicious attack which put de La
Cruz on the back foot and kept getting beaten to the punch. By
round 4 and 5 Cruz started to even things up but Egberime's hunger
to win kept him well in front for the rest of the 12 rounds.
Official result = light welterweight Solomon Egberime 21(11)-3(1)-1
W Joel Dela Cruz 17(7)-14(7)-2 UD 12 12
interim OPBF light welterweight title
6 rounds x 3
light welterweight Qamil Balla 0-0-1 W Justin Medoro 0-5(1)-2 TKO 2
4
6 rounds x 3
A huge advantagious 12.6 kilo difference in weight on Franklin Egogy
certainly showed its toll on Amosa Zinck
and brought the fight to an end during the rest time after the first
round.
heavyweight Franklin Egobi 15(10)-4-0 W Amosa Zinck 6(4)-6-2 TD 1 6
6 rounds x 3
flyweight Omari Kimweri 11(4)-2(1)-0 W Yodpichai Sithsaithong
7(3)-4(3)-0 UD 6 6
Biggest night yet for local female
boxers
Ninemsn
Leading female fighter Susie Ramadan is intent on emulating the
deeds of Jeff Fenech, Johnny Famechon and Lionel Rose on Friday,
when she and Lauryn Eagle participate in a dual boxing world
title show. With women's boxing making its Olympic debut in
...
World of Boxing journal out now on
newsagent's shelves or order by
subscription online
from the editor Ray Wheatley directly seen at right side of this page.
Malvern promises a good fight-night
See
fight-card
KNOX NETBALL CENTRE
25th. May 2012
Promoter Murray Thomson back on the scene putting together
fightnights that boxing fans like to see.
Murray is a very dedicated trainer and his houseful of boys in
training along with girl boxers show this
through their enthusiasm for the workouts they are led to do.
Friday night's card stood out while it ran as all the fights were
good shows.
by Young Victor
MAIN EVENT 8 rounds
Freddie Tukes vs Alex Ahtong 8 rounds - win points Freddie Tukes
The first round was a feeler with either boxer both southpaws not
taking any risks, this is understandable due to the age factor,
Ahtong 35 and Tukes 39 but what followed was a good display of clean
boxing which seems to be getting forgotten about these days.
In the second round Tukes took a left hook to the jaw and went down
in rather slow motion, this seems to have got him because Alex
Ahtong is a very rangy fighter and although very lean he does throw
long crisp punches and Freddie made the mistake of holding his arms
rather too low.
Alex Ahtong put up a very good show but seemed to lack condition
because he had little time to prepare for the fight as he told YVB
after the fight in the change rooms.
Freddie showed he is a colorful boxer with bopping and weaving
being his style as he delivers punches.
Both fighters deserve credit shown by the fans that gave them a good
ovation.
UnderCard
6 rounds
Zac Dunn vs Marlon Toby - Dunn win TKO round 1
A huge body punch by Dunn Put Toby down for a count of 8. Dunn
didn't waste any time, he cornered Toby in a neutral corner who
offered little resistance, his corner man wasted little time in
throwing the towel in at 2:17 of the first round.
6 rounds
Phil Randis vs Codey Cawthorn i Randis win points.
Both fighters did well in the first round with good punch placing.
The second round saw both fighters trying very hard but missing
mostly due to this.
Bopth eased up for round 3 and 4, but Randis started getting on top
of his opponent with bett5er boxing, he continued this in the 6th
round to get the pat.
4 rounds
Rex Regalado vs Ben Capps - win points.
Regalado a round-arm puncher started well but seemed to get evened
by Capps by the time the first round was over.
Capps improved from the 2nd round onwards with good straight lefts
and rights to the upper body and kept it up in the 3rd round.
Regaldo appeared quite frequently in punch landing of the last round
but Ben Capps scored well on points with more accurate punching.
4 rounds
Brian Olman vs Dayo Iyiola. - Olman win points.
Both fighters fought evenly in the first 3 rounds with inexperienced
tangling.
The 4th round found Olman improving his punches to get the pat.
RESULTS from The Melbourne Pavilion, Flemington,
Victoria, Australia
International Boxing Organization IBO World Super Featherweight
Title (supervisor: Phil Austin)
12 super featherweight Will Tomlinson 18(12)-0-1
Will Tomlinson Win points TD
SC Daniel Ruiz 27(19)-4(2)-1
After the 8th round during the rest time, the
power got lost and the results had to go to the judges giving the
leader the win on points by technical decision.
10 light heavyweight Blake Caparello 11(5)-0-1
+ Blake Caparello Win points.
SC Robert Berridge 15(11)-0-1
6 cruiserweight Brad Pitt 12(10)-0-0 +
Brad Pitt Win points.
SC Joel Casey 15(10)-9(2)-3
6 division Dwight Ritchie 3-0-0 + Dwight
Ritchie Win points.
SC Michael Herrmann 2(1)-1(1)-0
4 division Paul Watson 1(1)-0-0
SC Hakan Tekin debut + Hakan Tekin Win
tko round 1.
Fighters Factory at Knox Netball Centre 25th. May
Freddie Tukes vs. international Paul Charlie King is the main
event.
Freddie Tukes is having his second fight in Melbourne since beating
Mike Wanprasert March 31 by stoppage in the 4th round.
Freddie is no newcomer to boxing as seen in
http://www.aolnews.com/2009/10/17/sparring-partner-fred-tukes-no-punching-bag-for-champ-miguel-c/
Freddie has only lost one
professional fight in his career and is expected to put up a good
show.
Paul Charlie King has fought for the Lightweight Commonwealth title
so he does not fall short of experience, he has won 18 of his 21
fights and is the younger of the two.
Electricity at Malvern Town Hall
Set up by boxing promoter and TV channel 31 host
Peter Maniatis.
30th Mar 2012
By Young Victor
Knockouts, tko's, knockdowns, roaring and standing ovations were the
highlights of the night.
OPBF Light Heavyweight Title 12 rounds
Manny Vlamis normally a hugely heavy puncher and a very crowd
pleaser came out cautiously but already showing his aggressive style
towards Togasilimai Letoa throughout the first round which ended
evenly.
The second round exposed Letoa to be very well equipped with a good
defense and boxing style.
Letoa got caught with very heavy punching by Vlamis and showed he
was in some trouble but managed to recover very quickly and handed
his own good punches which tolled on Vlamis.
Letoa by this stage got on top of Vlamis and sent him to the canvas
just before the bell ending round two.
Early in the third round Letoa continued serving punishment with
Vlamis fighting back with his huge heart but Letoa by now was well
on top and scored with a huge right.
Vlamis was shaken and in no position to defend well but still
standing, a small cut above his eye was also evident as his trainer
Brian Levier waved a stoppage to the event.
Victorian Light Heavyweight Title 8 rounds
A thrilling fight from round one started with great body punching by Callan Orchard
which won him round
one despite a very good tight defense and good boxing style and
ability by
Lyndon Edney.
In round 2 Callan was as good but was tagged by a beautiful
right hand and looked shakey.
In round 3 Callan landed a flurry of good punches where Lyndon went
down but no count applied by the referee.
Round 4 saw Callan improve and was landing aggressively scoring very
well.
Rounds 5, 6 showed Callan still outpointing Lyndon.
In round 7 Lyndon improved his scoring and the fight looked like it
could have a turn around but Callan gathered himself to hold well.
In the last round Callan held well and kept his effort going despite
his good points lead.
A standing ovation was the way fight fans rewarded these two boxers
which left nothing missing in what was a very good fight. Mr. Mick
Gatto a sponsor of the Peter Maniatis Events generously added on to
the fighters purse $1000 each which they deserved. As heard in the
change rooms, John McCubbin, trainer said Callan Orchard is putting
the extra cash towards the house he is intending to purchase.
World of Boxing journal out now on
newsagent's shelves or order by
subscription online
from the editor Ray Wheatley directly seen at right side of this page.
Maniatis celebrates
milestone 400 TV show
Peter wrote to the editor of YVB in his own words:
G,day Victor on Friday 30th of March at Malvern Town
Hall the c31 KO Boxing show will be filming its 400th show.
The channel 31 KO boxing show has been on air since 2002, and is one
of the highest rating shows on channel 31 T.V, on air Tuesday nights
and and Saturday at noon....
The show will be celebrating its 400th show on my next event on
Friday 30th of March at Malvern Town Hall....
The show has hosted some big names, including Anthony Mundine,
Kostya Tszyu, Jeff Fenech, Lester Ellis, Cathy Freeman, Lionel Rose,
Johnny Famochon, Manny Pacquiao, Jeff Harding,, Danny Green, Roy
Jones JR, ... plus AFL Footballers Wayne Carey, and US Comedian
Legend Jerry Lewis all have been interviewed on the KO Boxing Show,
The show runs for 30 minutes with jazzy boxing footage and music and
studio interviews by Peter Maniatis....
When l came up with the concept and approached the production
company C 31, the general manager promised me only 13 shows, now 10
years on and 400 boxing shows not out and going strong, it has been
a decent journey" All the boxers l have in interviewed including
Manny Pacquiao and Roy Jones JR has been a honour for me to
interview,
"The scariest interview" was not with a boxer but comedian Jerry
Lewis he really got grumpy after the interview and tried to grab my
microphone it was all in good fun and l would like to thank Mick
Gatto for organising the Jerry Lewis interview" said Peter Maniatis.

March 30th Malvern World Ranked WBA #12 Light Heavyweight Manny
Vlamis will be fighting Samoan Warrior Togasilimai Letoa for the WBC
OPBF title over 12 x3 rounds there will also be 2 Victorian title
fights on the undercard with 8 professional bouts,
"Manny Vlamis" is already rated #12 WBA in the World now if he wins
the OPBF title he will be world rated by the WBC and looking for a
crack at a world title as top 15 qualifies for a world title shot"
said Maniatis.
World of Boxing journal out now on
newsagent's shelves or order online
from Ray Wheatley seen at right side of this page.
Sonny Bill's title win draws criticism
Sonny Bill's title win draws criticism
Yahoo! Eurosport UK
Tillman shoved Williams then caught him with a glancing right hook
before he was dragged away by Australian professional
boxer and former rugby league player Anthony Mundine, a friend
and stable mate of Williams under manager Khoder Nasser....
Mundine ready for Green rematch
Mundine ready for Green rematch
The West Australian
Green, who is yet to decide whether to continue his boxing
career, revealed in _The West Australian _yesterday he was
interested in avenging his 2006 defeat but described Mundine as not
having the "heart" for a rematch. However, Nasser, speaking from
...
Mundine sure 'improving' SBW can win
Mundine sure 'improving' SBW can win
Stuff.co.nz
Sonny Bill Williams helped at a sparring session by former
Australian boxing great Tony Mundine, father of Anthony Mundine.
Sonny Bill Williams at the Hamilton's Claudelands Events centre,
announcing his return to boxing. Sonny Bill Williams at the ...
Gus awarded Medal of the Order of Australia
Mercurio would have been 'chuffed'
Mercurio would have been 'chuffed'
Herald Sun
Mercurio's roles in The Man from Snowy River, The Sullivans and as a
commentator on World of Sport, combined with his position as the
inaugural president of the Australian National Boxing
Hall of Fame, made him a household name....
Geale's
mega
fight night
Geale's mega
fight night
Tasmania Mercury
... WBA champion Felix Sturm's camp and WBC champion Sergio
Martinez's camp are still in the pipeline allowing Geale to have one
last fight in Australia.....
Geale hits back at Soliman's legal
action
Geale hits back at Soliman's legal action
Sydney Morning Herald
Two world title defences on the one bill is thought to be a first
for Australian boxing. "This sort of stuff sometimes happens
in Vegas so to bring it down to Tassie, it's a pretty decent thing,"
Geale said. "To have him on the same card as myself, ...
Australian Diana Prazac defeated Canadian Lucia
Larcinese by unanimous decision.
News to be here soon
Julio Cesar Chavez Jr Could Face
Antonio Margarito or Anthony Mundine After Rubio
Julio Cesar Chavez Jr Could Face Antonio Margarito or Anthony
Mundine After Rubio
Bad Left Hook
Margarito turns 34 in March -- he's getting old-ish for a boxer
in the first place, but when you take into account the physical toll
on his body, particularly that right eye which is never going to be
in truly good shape for a fight again, he's very, ...
Sam Soliman sees Garth Wood as perfect lead to
Daniel Geale
Sam Soliman sees Garth Wood as perfect lead to Dan...
“A win over Garth would pretty much have everyone talking,” Soliman
told World Boxing News. “I believe a win would seal a
challenge with Daniel Geale in mid-2012 so I can afford no mistakes.
“Garth has proved more than once how he is worthy of ...
Mayweather Jr. uses Twitter to goad Pacquiao:
"Step up Punk"
Floyd Mayweather Jr. has taken his quest for a fight with Manny
Pacquiao to Twitter.
The unbeaten Mayweather publicly challenged and taunted the Filipino
superstar on Tuesday, daring Pacquiao to meet him May 5 in Las
Vegas.
"Manny Pacquiao I'm calling you out let's fight May 5th and give the
world what they want to see," Mayweather tweeted.
Moments later, Mayweather tweeted: "My Jail Sentence
was pushed back because the date was locked in. Step up Punk."
Mayweather is available for a fight in May at the MGM Grand Garden
after Las Vegas Justice of the Peace Melissa Saragosa agreed last
week to postpone his jail sentence in a domestic violence case until
June. Mayweather was sentenced to 87 days in jail, but likely will
serve less time.
Mayweather and Pacquiao are boxing's top two stars, and they have
circled each other warily for more than two years. Both have said
they're eager to fight, yet still haven't reached a deal for what's
likely to be the most lucrative bout in boxing history.
While Pacquiao appeared to be more eager for the fight when the two
first began verbally sparring in 2009, Mayweather has taken the lead
in recent months, stepping up his campaign since Pacquiao's narrow
win over Juan Manuel Marquez in November.
as seen
http://www.lvrj.com/sports/in-brief-137077763.html
Australian Prazak Debuts
in the United States on January 19th
Australian Prazak Debuts in the United States on January 19th
WBAN
Australian based manager Adam Wilcox told Aus-Boxing.com,
“I'm very happy to get Diana on a show so early in the year,
especially one in New York and televised. Her opponent will prove a
really good test and an early indication on what the next year
...
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Dwight Rithie stripped of first 4 wins
Ritchie was stripped of his first 4 wins in the
professional boxing game by Victorian Licensing Commission due to
being under age for professional fighting in Victoria Australia.
Dwight is still unbeaten as he was before but his previous fights
have been marked as No Contests.
http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=504539&cat=boxer
Muhammad Ali is coming home to celebrate another
milestone - his 70th birthday.
The iconic heavyweight boxing champion will bask in
the limelight once again at a private birthday bash Saturday evening
at the Muhammad Ali Center in downtown Louisville. Ali turns 70 on
Jan. 17. The party will double as a fundraiser for the center - a
cultural and education center that also features a museum focusing
on Ali's long career.
Ali Center spokeswoman Jeanie Kahnke said Saturday that Ali will be
surrounded by old friends and people who made a difference in his
life, including his longtime trainer, Angelo Dundee. The party will
feature a dinner, entertainment and speeches.
A few tickets remained available for the $1,000-per-person event,
she said.
From:
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2012/01/07/SPNC1MM9PC.DTL#ixzz1isfvNP1Q
Lovemore Ndou is laying down the law
Lovemore Ndou is laying down the law
The Australian
Ndou plans up to five more fights and has been granted special
dispensation by leading law collective, Martin Place Chambers, to
mix briefs with boxing. "I haven't fought in Australia
since early in 2007 and it's about time," he said. ...
Anthony Mundine off to Las Vegas to pursue
three-fight deal
Anthony Mundine off to Las Vegas to pursue three-fight deal
Courier Mail
ANTHONY Mundine has turned to Australia's greatest boxer
and old enemy Jeff Fenech to take his career to the next level in
America. "He could fight (Julio Cesar) Chavez Jr, he could fight
Miguel Cotto, or he could fight Canelo (Saul Alvarez). ...
Kostya: an
Aussie fight icon
Kostya: an
Aussie fight icon
Adelaide Now
He was inducted into the Australian Boxing Hall of Fame last
year and in June he entered the international one in New York,
joining only three other Australians - "Young Griffo" (Albert
Griffiths), Les Darcy and Fenech. The Sport Australia Hall of Fame
...
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