Boxing 6/17 - 6/18

[Ghost Kid]

June 17 (Friday), 2011

At Arena Roberto Duran, Panama City, Panama
Anselmo Moreno (30-1-1) vs. Lorenzo Parra (31-2-1)
Gennady Golovkin (20-0) vs. Kassim Ouma (27-7-1)
Alberto Mosquera (16-0) vs. Johan Perez (13-0)
Nehomar Cermeno (20-3) vs. Roberto DeJesus (11-4)

At The Frank Erwin Center, Austin, TX
Fernando Guerrero (21-0) vs. Grady Brewer (27-12)
Karim Mayfield (13-0-1) vs. Steve Forbes (35-9)

In Hidalgo, TX
Gary Russell (15-0) vs. Antonio Meza (24-9-1)
Omar Figueroa (11-0-1) vs. Eric Cruz (11-6-3)

At Explanada Tecate, Navojoa, Mexico

Luis "Yori Boy" Campas (9-7-15-1) vs. Rogelio Medina (25-1)

In San Rafael, Argentina
Carlos Baldomir (46-13-6) vs. Gaston Vega (16-3)

At The Palasport, Avezzano, Italy

Gianpiero Contestabile (16-2) vs. Francisco Urena (15-4-1)


June 18 (Saturday), 2011

At Arena VFG, Guadalajara, Mexico
Saul Alvarez (36-0-1) vs. Ryan Rhodes (45-4)
Jason Litzau (28-2) vs. Adrien Broner (20-0)

At TBA, Mendoza, Argentina
Jonathan Barros (32-1-1) vs. Celestino Caballero (34-3)

At The Robin Park Centre, Wigan, England

Martin Murray (22-0) vs. Nick Blackwell (8-0)
Joe Murray (10-0) vs. Alfred Tetteh (18-3-1)

At York Hall, London, England
Choi Tseveenpurev (30-5) vs. Jackson Asiku (26-4)

In Cassano Magnago, Italy

Giuseppe Lauri (51-7) vs. Denis Shafikov (26-0-1)

At Toluca, M?xico, Mexico
Miguel Vasquez (28-3) vs. Marlon Aguilar (25-10)

At Casino Pharaohs, Managua, Nicaragua
Henry Maldonado (11-1) vs. Darwin Zamora (18-5-1)

In Strasbourg, France
Julia Sahin (20-2) vs. Nadia Hokmi (17-6-1)

At Sports Arena, Pico Rivera, California
Kaliesha West (13-1) vs. Ava Knight (6-1)

At The Tuscaloosa Amphitheater, Tuscaloosa, AL

Deontay Wilder (16-0) vs. Damon Reed (46-15)

 

[Ghost Kid]

TV SCHEDULE

TV SCHEDULE

TV-MAX PANAMA
Anselmo Moreno (30-1-1) vs. Lorenzo Parra (31-2-1)
Gennady Golovkin (20-0) vs. Kassim Ouma (27-7-1)
Alberto Mosquera (16-0) vs. Johan Perez (13-0)
Nehomar Cermeno (20-3) vs. Roberto DeJesus (11-4)

ESPN2
Fernando Guerrero (21-0) vs. Grady Brewer (27-12)
Karim Mayfield (13-0-1) vs. Steve Forbes (35-9)

TELEFUTURA
Gary Russell (15-0) vs. Antonio Meza (24-9-1)

SKY UK
Martin Murray (22-0) vs. Nick Blackwell (8-0)

HBO
Saul Alvarez (36-0-1) vs. Ryan Rhodes (45-4)
Jason Litzau (28-2) vs. Adrien Broner (20-0)

FOX SPORTS ESPANOL
Miguel Vasquez (28-3) vs. Marlon Aguilar (25-10)

TyC SPORTS ARGENTINA
Jonathan Barros (32-1-1) vs. Celestino Caballero (34-3)

 

[Ghost Kid]

HBO SATURDAY

HBO SATURDAY

 

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Massive Panama Card Friday

Massive Panama Card Friday

HEADLINERS:
Moreno vs. Parra
Ouma vs. Golovkin

 

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Argentina Saturday - Barros defends against Caballero

Argentina Saturday - Barros defends against Caballero

 

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Italy Saturday - Lauri vs. Shafikov

Italy Saturday - Lauri vs. Shafikov

 

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ESPN Friday - Guerrero vs. Brewer

ESPN Friday - Guerrero vs. Brewer

 

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U.K. Saturday - Murray vs. Blackwell

U.K. Saturday - Murray vs. Blackwell

 

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Saturday in Mexico - Puppet Vasquez defends

Saturday in Mexico - Puppet Vasquez defends

 

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Saturday in Los Angeles - West vs. Knight, Bantamweight Title

Saturday in Los Angeles - West vs. Knight, Bantamweight Title

 

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Saturday at York Hall, U.K. - Choi vs. Asiku

Saturday at York Hall, U.K. - Choi vs. Asiku

 

[Ghost Kid]

West Rematches Knight

West Rematches Knight

From David Avila at thesweetscience.com:


"Moreno Valley?s Kaliesha West defending the WBO title against her rival Ava Knight on Saturday, June 18 in the Los Angeles area.

West and Knight fought each other in 2008 in what was described as one of the best female prize fights ever seen in California. Knight took that fight by decision.

Moreno Valley, where West lives, is a small city of about 100,000 residents that borders the city of Riverside. The mercurial 23-year-old West has become that city?s most famous athlete and first and only world champion.

Knight, who fights out of Oakland, recently fought in the I.E. earlier this year and stopped Coachella?s Gloria Salas in a bout held at the flyweight level. For this match they?ll be fighting at the 118-pound limit.

Both West and Knight are about the same size and have quick hands and power at their disposal. Recently, West knocked out her last two opponents with some riveting combinations. Knight can crack too.

West won the world title last year in L.A. and Knight knocked out Gloria Salas in Indio earlier this year. They will be fighting at the Pico Rivera Sports Arena. For more information call (240) 498-1478.

 

[Ghost Kid]

US fans can watch Choi vs Jackson Asiku on free stream live on Saturday from 2pm EDT
http://hardknocksboxing.info/2011/06/13/381/

 

[Quanah]

Shafikov-Lauri OFF

Shafikov-Lauri OFF

Lauri-Shafikov is off. OPI 2000, the Italian promotional company, cancelled the show.

?No se por que?

Too bad. That was a good match-up and stood out on the schedule.

 

[Ghost Kid]

Barros-Caballero off as well - or postponed, rather

Barros-Caballero off as well - or postponed, rather

Caballero vs Barros postponed till July 2nd. Caballero flight to Argentina was delayed due to ash caused by the volcanic eruption in Chile.

 

[LordoftheLunch]

Busy weekend, already placed some small amounts on several over lines, but tomorrow Alvarez will be a big one for me.

Cheers
LotL

 

[Buck Swope]

Brewer-Guerrero U7.5 +225 (double pop)

Grady turns 41 in a few months and been KO'd 7 times previous.

The few guys that Guerrero has NOT KO'd:

Derrick Findlay
Ishe Smith
Ossie Duran
Gabe Rosada

have cumulative been KO'd twice.....one to Andre Dirrell and one to Alfredo Angulo.....which is to say they were tougher customers than Brewer

 

[lakustaruddock]

I have Golovkin and the over in Moreno-Parra stuffed into a few parlays tonight so was hoping to watch and usually the cards from Panama are streamed legally and live here... http://www.tvmax-9.com/envivo/
Hope it works looking forward to a good night of boxing between this and fnf

 

[gardenweasel]

poor stevie forbes.....he`s not even a shell of his former self....

 

[gardenweasel]

Brewer-Guerrero U7.5 +225 (double pop)

Grady turns 41 in a few months and been KO'd 7 times previous.

The few guys that Guerrero has NOT KO'd:

Derrick Findlay
Ishe Smith
Ossie Duran
Gabe Rosada

have cumulative been KO'd twice.....one to Andre Dirrell and one to Alfredo Angulo.....which is to say they were tougher customers than Brewer

congrats buck...i know that`s not what anybody expected,but it pays the same.....

well done...