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Gamboa vs Ponce de Leon Undercard Highlights (Video)

Scott Christ Sep 11 2011, 7:07p

Bad Left Hook has video highlights from the Gamboa vs Ponce de Leon undercard. Featured: Wale Omotoso, Luis Cruz, more.

Gamboa vs Ponce de Leon Undercard: Live Streaming Results

Scott Christ Sep 10 2011, 6:20p

Top Rank is streaming the Gamboa vs Ponce de Leon undercard, and Bad Left Hook has live results and round-by-round coverage.

Gamboa vs Ponce de Leon Undercard: Luis Cruz and Wale Omotoso in Action

Scott Christ Sep 10 2011, 2:30a

Gamboa vs Ponce de Leon has no televised undercard, but Top Rank will stream. Bad Left Hook has the lineup.

Yuriorkis Gamboa Obliterates Jorge Solis, Mikey Garcia Outclasses Matt Remillard

Scott Christ Mar 26 2011, 11:38p

Yuriorkis Gamboa put a beating on Jorge Solis tonight in Atlantic City. Bad Left Hook recaps all the action from the Atlantic City fight card.

Top Rank Stream: Teon Kennedy v. Jorge Diaz, Glen Tapia, Miguel Cartagena, Tom Zbikowski in Atlantic City

Scott Christ Mar 26 2011, 5:30p

Baltimore Ravens safety Tom Zbikowski is back in the boxing ring today in Atlantic City. Bad Left Hook covers the undercard of the Gamboa-Solis fight.

Mandatory Eight Count: Margarito Camp Puzzled By Roach Wraps Comments

Scott Christ Nov 2 2010, 11:28a

A round-up of eight boxing stories from around the web. Featured: Manny Pacquiao, Zab Judah, Antonio Margarito, Evander Holyfield, and more.

Saturday Global Boxing Results: Odlanier Solis, Jhonny Gonzalez win big

Scott Christ Mar 21 2010, 6:08a

Odlanier Solis and Jhonny Gonzalez score early stoppages to highlight a Saturday of boxing. Also: Jamie McDonnell and Marco Antonio Rubio.

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Other Saturday Results

posted by Brickhaus, Oct 11, 2009

Fernando Guerrero MD Ossie Duran. As I said before, Duran was a legitimate spoiler here. Per reports, Guerrero controlled most of the fight through the 8th, when he was cut over his eye with a clash of heads, and then started to lose his composure, including a knockdown in the 10th. Guerrero, a personal favorite prospect (not in terms of potential as much as just loving to watch him fight) claimed an NABO belt.
Satoshi Hosono UD Hiroyuki Enoki. Enoki recently drew with then-titlist Takahiro Aoh and then lost a title bout to Chris John, but has since lost two bouts. Hosono moves to 16-0 and gets what is easily the best win of his career.
Denis Boytsov TKO7 Jason Gavern. This was intended to be a showcase fight against the 18-6-3 Gavern, and hard-hitting Boytsov made the most of it. He scored 4 knockdowns and also forced 2 standing 8-counts (which they still have in Germany) en route to a dominant victory. Boytsov moves to 26-0 and could use one more step up in class before traing to take on a Klitschko.
Jorge Diaz KO6 Yan Barthelemy. Barthelemy, an Olympic gold medalist, defected with Yuriorkis Gamboa and Odlanier Solis and got a big money contract from Arena Box, only to be dropped from it like a hot potato when he lost a fight against a nobody earlier in the year. Now Barthelemy has proven to have a sketchy chin as well. Diaz moves to 10-0, and the Atlantic City attraction becomes a prospect to watch.
Other results: Ina Menzer defends her belts, Susi Kentikian unifies belts, John Duddy beats Michi Munoz, Ronny Rios looks like crap in beating 1-2-1 John Wampash, Omar Chavez beats yet another trial horse, and Luis Grajeda impresses beating Juan Carlos DIaz.

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Fight Previews: Lopez, Gamboa should cruise on Saturday

Scott Christ Oct 8 2009, 11:46a

Quick looks at Top Rank's October 10 pay-per-view. Featured: Juan Manuel Lopez and Yuriorkis Gamboa.

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