Teodoro Medina Reynoso
911 articles · PhilBoxing.com
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Who Beats Beterbiev, Bivol Last?
Both triple crown holder Artur Beterbiev and WBA titlist Dmitry Bivol - protagonists in tomorrow's first ever undisputed world light heavyweight championship in the four belt era - are undefeated as pros.…
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What Profits JR Casimero Fighting Saul Sanchez?
As in his three previous fights under a Japanese promoter, hyping attends -- and tends to overshadow the significance of -- Johnriel Casimero's forthcoming bout against touted American slugger Saul Sanchez this…
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Catterall Out For Affirmation, Prograis Seeking Redemption
One major fight worth following this October is that between UK's Jack Catterall and American creole Regis Prograis with the former going all out for affirmation and the latter seeking redemption. Catterall…
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Jerusalem-Shigeoka Rematch this December?
For years now just as when most boxing nations close shop for the holiday season, promoters in Japan use it to pamper Japanese boxing fans by staging multiple world title matches. This…
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Joe Noynay Is Pushing it at 147 Lbs., Suffers Second Straight Knockout Defeat
Joe Noynay. Joe Noynay should take a pause and a seriously reconsider about continuing his boxing career as a welterweight. Noynay suffered his second straight knockout defeat, retiring his fight at the…
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Inoue Is the Only Undisputed Titlist Now; “Naoya is Avoiding Me!”- MJ Akhmadaliev
With Daniel Dubois formalizing his ascendance as IBF world heavyweight champion, Naoya Inoue is currently the only undisputed world boxing titlist in the four belt era. Dubois scored at least a couple…
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Baby Dalupan Award to Meralco, Really???
Baby Dalupan. I could not believe my eyes upon seeing the news runner on the television that the coaching staff of the Meralco team would be given the Baby Dalupan award for…
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Jerusalem, Taduran Lead 25 Pinoy Boxers in WBC, WBA, IBF and WBO World Rankings
Current world minimumweight titlists Melvin Jerusalem (WBC) and Pedro Taduran (IBF) lead a total of 25 Filipino fighters in the latest world rankings of the four major sanctioning bodies. This has been…
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Weekend of the Small But Terrible
Diminutive but deadly Melvin Jerusalem led the victors in a weekend sports action capped by the lightweight University of the East Red Warriors leading by as many as 17 points in sending…
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Jerusalem Out to Break Latino, First Defense Jinx
Melvin Jerusalem is out to break the Latino jinx as he defends his WBC minimumweight crown against Mexican top ranking challenger Luis Castillo in the main event of Manny Pacquiao's "Blow by…
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Libranza Suffers KO Loss in S. Africa; Paras Vs Kyoguchi Rubber Match Set
Genisis Libranza failed in his bid for the WBO intercontinental bantamweight championship losing by 5th round knockout to Landile Ngxeke in South Africa Monday night. Meanwhile, new found rivals Vince Paras and…
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Casimero’s Japanese Handlers Keeping Him Away From Inoue?
The high expectation is that Johnriel Casimero latching up with a Japanese promoter will bring him closer to a long sought after fight versus Naoya Inoue. Two years later, and now on…
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Is Casimero Inoue’s TOTGA?
TOTGA, the one that got away. I never thought this romantic term can also be used in boxing. But really, there has been few that slipped through the cracks on the way…
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Can Hiraoka and Sasaki Progress Further?
Hiraoka (L) and Sasaki (R). It's a fact that Japanese boxers are the lords of the lower weights with Naoya Inoue and Junto Nakatani as 1-2 punch. Inoue recently reaffirmed his standing…
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Complications Hound Inoue’s Year-End Fight
Inoue (L) and Akhmadaliev (R). Following Naoya Inoue's recent successful defense of his world super bantamweight titles versus TJ Doheny, the row with the World Boxing Association is likely to be opened…
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Takei-Higa Thriller Steal Show From Inoue-Doheny Snoozefest
Yoshiki Takei (R) connects with a right at Daigo Higa. As Naoya Inoue slept walk us to another predictable stoppage victory, two fellow Japanese fighters staged a barnburner of a fight that…
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ABAP Grassroots Program Targetting 2032 Brisbane Olympics — Abnett
You don't fix what ain't broke. That seems to be what ABAP consultant Don Abnett is saying in a recent radio interview as the ABAP, he said, is reviving its grassroots development…
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Opportunity for Casimero to Steal Some Attention
On the day of the start of a two days multi world title extravaganza at the Ariake Arena in Tokyo, Johnriel Casimero is headlining a 10 round featured bout in Yokohama against…
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“Cherrypicking” in World Title Bouts in Japan Becoming Hard to Ignore
Selective match pairing otherwise termed in the West as "cherrypicking" in world title bouts being organized by promoters in Japan is becoming noticeable. This has prompted the question: Has Japan's prominence as…
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Remember Hubert “Kalbo” Kang? (Or Records Could be Deceiving)
Hubert Kang. Reymart Gaballo and KJ Catarja losing to the same Japan-based Mexican fighter Kenbun Torres who is with already five losses, two by knockout, is instructional on how an opponent's fight…
