Boxing 4/13 - 4/17

[Ghost Kid]

April 13th (Wednesday), 2011

At The Oceana, New York City, NY
Dmitriy Salita (32-1-1) vs. Jermaine White (17-4)
Luis Collazo (30-4) vs. Franklin Gonzalez (13-8)

At The Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Boondall, Australia
Anthony Mundine (40-4) vs. Garth Wood (10-1-1)


April 15th (Friday), 2011

At Club Estudiantes de Bahia Blanca, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Omar Narvaez (33-0-2) vs. Cesar Seda (20-0)
Nestor Narvaes (16-0-2) vs. Luis Singo (14-6)

At The Pechanga Casino, Temecula, CA
Ivan Popoca (15-0-1) vs. Ruslan Provodnikov (17-1)
Marvin Quintero (21-3) vs. Ji Hoon Kim (22-7)

At The Longshoremen?s Hall, San Francisco, CA
Eloy Perez (20-0-2) vs. Alejandro Rodriguez (12-1)

At Plaza de Toros, Leganes, Spain

Kiko Martinez (24-3) vs. Jason Booth (36-6)

At Sociedad Monteverde, Florencio Varela, Argentina

Fernando Saucedo (40-5-3) vs. Gutemberg Ferreira (14-5)

At The Ameristar Casino, Saint Louis, MO
Kevin Engel (18-4) vs. Nick Cook (15-1-2)
Dannie Williams (16-1) vs. Manuel Leyva (18-2)

At Salle Montesquiou, Condom, France

Doudou Ngumbu (23-2) vs. Mohamed Belkacem (19-3-1)

At Salle Marcel Dufour, Louvroil, France
Mouez Fhima (20-1-1) vs. Carlos Herrera (22-3)


April 16th (Saturday), 2011

At Coliseo Roberto Clemente, San Juan, Puerto Rico
Juan Manuel Lopez (30-0) vs. Orlando Salido (34-11-2)
Luis Cruz (17-0) vs. TBA

At M.E.N. Arena, Manchester, England
Amir Khan (24-1) vs. Paul McCloskey (22-0)
Martin Murray (21-0) vs. John Carvalho (21-4-1)
Rendall Munroe (21-2) vs. Andrei Isaeu (23-2)
Craig Watson (20-3) vs. Lee Purdy (14-2-1)

At Foxwoods Resort Casino, Mashantucket, CT
Andre Berto (27-0) vs. Victor Ortiz (28-2-2)

Deandre Latimore (21-3) vs. Dennis Sharpe (17-6-3)

At World Trade Center, Veracruz, Mexico
Ana Torres (24-3-2) vs. Jackie Nava (24-3-2)
Irma Sanchez (19-4-1) vs. Jessica Chavez (10-3-2) 

Hollie Dunaway (23-9-1) vs. Katia Gutierrez (11-3)

In Tijuana, Mexico

Antonio Lozada (23-0) vs. Fidel Munoz (25-2)
David De la Mora (22-0) vs. Eddy Julio (13-2-1)
Arturo Badillo (19-1) vs. Ronald Barrera (28-8-2)

At Club Sarmiento, Pigue, Argentina

Matias Ferreyra (25-2) vs. Oscar Bravo (17-1)

At Gimnasio Alexis Arguello, Managua, Nicaragua

Alejandro Hernandez (24-7-2) vs. Orlando Rizo (11-2)


April 17th (Sunday), 2011

At The Jakarta International Expo, Jakarta, Indonesia
Chris John (44-0-2) vs. Daud Yordan (27-1)
Alex Leapai (22-3-3) vs. Okhello Peter (20-5)

 

[Ghost Kid]

TV SCHEDULE

TV SCHEDULE

AUSTRALIA PPV
Anthony Mundine (40-4) vs. Garth Wood (10-1-1)

TELEFUTURA
Eloy Perez (20-0-2) vs. Alejandro Rodriguez (12-1)

ESPN2
Ivan Popoca (15-0-1) vs. Ruslan Provodnikov (17-1)
Marvin Quintero (21-3) vs. Ji Hoon Kim (22-7)

ARGENTINA TyC SPORTS
Omar Narvaez (33-0-2) vs. Cesar Seda (20-0)

SHOWTIME
Juan Manuel Lopez (30-0) vs. Orlando Salido (34-11-2)
Luis Cruz (17-0) vs. TBA

SKY (non PPV)
Amir Khan (24-1) vs. Paul McCloskey (22-0)
Martin Murray (21-0) vs. John Carvalho (21-4-1)
Rendall Munroe (21-2) vs. Andrei Isaeu (23-2)
Craig Watson (20-3) vs. Lee Purdy (14-2-1)

HBO
Andre Berto (27-0) vs. Victor Ortiz (28-2-2)


MEXICO TELEVISA
Ana Torres (24-3-2) vs. Jackie Nava (24-3-2)

 

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Wednesday - Australia

Wednesday - Australia

 

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Saturday - Connecticut - HBO

Saturday - Connecticut - HBO

 

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Saturday - U.K. SKY FREE TV

Saturday - U.K. SKY FREE TV

 

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Saturday- Puerto Rico - Showtime

Saturday- Puerto Rico - Showtime

 

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Biggest Women's Fight in the History of Mexico Saturday

Biggest Women's Fight in the History of Mexico Saturday

 

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Under the Radar Scrap Between Two Undefeated Fighters

Under the Radar Scrap Between Two Undefeated Fighters

At Club Estudiantes de Bahia Blanca, Bahia Blanca, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Omar Narvaez (33-0-2) vs. Cesar Seda (20-0)

 

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Sunday - Indonesia

Sunday - Indonesia

 

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Cruz vs Honorio Likely For Juanma-Salido Undercard

Cruz vs Honorio Likely For Juanma-Salido Undercard

Supefeatherweight Martin Honorio (29-5-1, 15KOs) is the likely replacement to face unbeaten Luis Cruz (17-0, 14KOs) on April 16 at the Coliseo Ruben Rodriguez in Bayamon, Puerto Rico. Honorio would replace the injured Roman "Rocky" Martinez. Cruz-Honorio would be the Showtime televised co-feature to Juan Manuel Lopez's defense of the WBO featherweight title against former champion Orlando Salido.

 

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Eloy Perez Headlines Friday in San Francisco

Eloy Perez Headlines Friday in San Francisco

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[HurricaneEddy]

I'm loving Ortiz at +350

I see this fight as closer to a pick'em.

 

[gardenweasel]

I'm loving Ortiz at +350

I see this fight as closer to a pick'em.

that stuck out to me,too...berto didn`t blow southpaw collazo out of the water...


but it`s a move up in weight for ortiz...and i didn`t like the way he frittered away what looked like a sure win vs peterson...

still,at those odds,it looks like a play from here...

 

[gardenweasel]

I'm loving Ortiz at +350

I see this fight as closer to a pick'em.

-475/+380 now.....i remember waffling on ortiz at +230.....

berto`s getting pounded....maybe ortiz` loss to maidana coupled with maidana`s struggle with morales?`

 

[Ghost Kid]

Added to the M.E.N. Arena card Saturday in the U.K.

12x3
super featherweight
Gary Buckland (21-2) vs. Rafael Hernandez (13-3)
vacant WBA International super featherweight title

 

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[olddirtyfighter]

-475/+380 now.....i remember waffling on ortiz at +230.....

berto`s getting pounded....maybe ortiz` loss to maidana coupled with maidana`s struggle with morales?`

We know that they both have ability.
We also know that Ortiz is lacking heart comparing the top guys. Forget Maidana, guy was backing up against light hitting Petterson whom he had all but finished at the beginning of the fight.
I admit + odds looks tempting but I'm on Berto.

 

[Romi]

We know that they both have ability.
We also know that Ortiz is lacking heart comparing the top guys. Forget Maidana, guy was backing up against light hitting Petterson whom he had all but finished at the beginning of the fight.
I admit + odds looks tempting but I'm on Berto.

I'm on Berto as well. Got him @ a reasonable -344. These are somewhat smaller welters but Berto the more natural stronger 147lber. I like the speed advantage and Berto can box pretty well when he wants to. I thought Quintana might give him a few problems but it was an easy fight. Ortiz can blast some guys out but he hasn't shown the ability to sustain pressure over the course. FFS he was dancing v Peterson in a close fight :shrug: I thought he won it but those tactics cost him the W. Not out of the question Ortiz pulls it off but I like Berto here.

 

[gardenweasel]

well,depending on when and where you shop,the guy is a mid-300/400 fave(-480 as we speak).......that`s prohibitive...he`s expected to win...

i thought that collazo gave berto some trouble...and forbes had a couple moments early....is ortiz gonna be tougher than collazo?...who knows...

i just think that i`ve seen prohibitive faves that i would have felt more comfortable betting than berto over ortiz.... i think there are enough ?? to make it a dicey wager..that`s why i`m probably gonna take a shot at roughly 4-1.....just my opinion...not costing me all that much to find out...

but i`ve been wrong before...

g.l. whatever everybody does...

 

[fastfrank]

Berto-Ortiz

Berto-Ortiz

I don't know, but after the utter shock of seeing Kirkland go down from the supposedly shoeshine touches of Ishida, hey, who knows. As Joey Odessa says, have a hunch, bring a bunch. The "donkey" lines, a.k.a., established lines, I say favor dog players, as we all know how the favs get hammered. I don't think Berto is Kirkland in that Berto will not take Victor Ortiz for granted, as I believe Kirk did. For a small weasel flyer, I might donate to the Ortiz cause.