Teodoro Medina Reynoso
911 articles · PhilBoxing.com
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Crawford Not the First Lightweight to Distinguish Himself at Super Middleweight
What made Terence Crawford’s capture of the undisputed super middleweight championship so extraordinary was that he accomplished it in his very first fight at 168 lbs, and only in his second bout…
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Highly Questionable Title Eliminator
Ancajas (L) and Nishida (R). It is another of those decisions by major boxing sanctioning bodies that can only make you scratch your head in bewilderment. The International Boxing Federation (IBF) recently…
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Santisima Wins But Vicelles Loses; Suarez-Navarrete Rematch Hangs in the Balance?
Jeo Santisima. Jeo Santissima saved Filipino fighters from a shutout in Japan Sunday stopping his Japanese opponent Narumi Yukawa in the sixth round of a scheduled 8 rounds supporting super featherweight contest.…
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GenSan Is Our Version of Los Mochis – The City of Boxing Champions
Mexico's greatest fighters and champions come from various cities and states across the country. Julio César Chávez Sr., for example, is from Ciudad Obregón in Sonora, while Canelo Álvarez and Marco Antonio…
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Suarez, Magsayo Reliving High Point in PH Boxing at Super Featherweights
Perhaps unaware of it, Charly Suarez and Mark Magsayo are reliving a high point in Philippine boxing at the super featherweight class, where not one but two Filipino fighters are competing at…
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OKC Thunder Favored to Repeat as NBA Champs
The 2025-2026 NBA Season will officially start in less than two months yet but the Oklahoma City Thunder are consensus frontrunners and favorites to repeat as champions. Last season, OKC finished with…
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Navarrete’s Future in Question as He Resists Rematch with Charly Suarez
Since his controversial title bout against top Filipino challenger Charly Suarez, little has been heard from Mexican WBO super featherweight champion Emanuel Navarrete, except that he is not amenable to a rematch.…
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Is Gilas Relying Too Much on Fil-Fors, Naturalised Players at Expense of Locals?
Australia made a threepeat as FIBA Asia Cup men's basketball champion by nosing out a gritty China team, 90-89 in the finals held at the King Abdullah Arena in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.…
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What’s Three Pounds? The Collazo-Vayson Affair (Part II)
Part 2: Why Jayson Vayson? I am sorry, mi hermanos, but I am not as enthusiastic as you are about the announcement that Oscar Collazo has chosen Jayson Vayson as his opponent.…
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What’s Three Pounds? The Collazo-Vayson Affair
Part 1: Can Vayson Do a Donaire? What difference does moving down three pounds in weight make if it means a chance to fight a lineal world champion with unified titles at…
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Llover Has to Win Big to Boost Ranking
Kenneth Llover. Orient-Pacific bantamweight champion Kenneth Llover needs to win impressively in his scheduled fight against Panamian veteran two-time world titlist Luis Concepción to boost his rankings particularly with the World Boxing…
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Finally, Manny Pacquiao Rated WBC #1 Contender, Reenters Ring Welterweight Ranking at #9
Finally, boxing authorities have come to their senses as the World Boxing Council (WBC) and the Ring Magazine included Manny Pacquiao in their latest boxing ranking with the WBC rating Pacquiao as…
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A Night of Boxing in Sta Ynez, California: Cain Sandoval Versus Jino Rodrigo
Jino Rodrigo (2nd from left). Globe trotting Filipino super lightweight fighter Jino Rodrigo continues his barnstorming of the US as he takes on an undefeated American former amateur standout in the main…
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Japanese Rule of the Lower Weights Under Challenge by Pinoy, Latino Boxers
Nakatani (L) and Inoue hold the fort for Japanese champions. Per latest world boxing rankings as published by BoxingScene.com, there are five Japanese world boxing champions holding nine major title belts led…
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Japanese Rule of Lower Weights Under Challenge; Head-Scratching Latest WBC World Rankings
Jerusalem and Taduran remain PH's world champions. Let's start first with the head-scratching latest world rankings of the four major boxing sanctioning bodies particularly the World Boxing Council or WBC. Despite his…
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Donaire Listed as Interim Bantam Champion; Ten Pinoys in Top Three World Title Contenders
Donaire (L) defeats Campos in Argentina in June. Rankings by the four major boxing sanctioning bodies as of July 11, 2025 the latest have Nonito Donaire as Interim world champion at bantamweight…
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Pacquiao Sends US Boxing Scene Buzzing Again
Who could have imagined that a 46 years old Manny Pacquiao, fighting for the first time after being away from the ring for five years would send the US Boxing scene buzzing…
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Peñalosa To Test “Lover Boy” Llover Versus Accomplished Panamanian Veteran Concepcion
Promoter Gerry Peñalosa will be testing the readiness of his young prized ward Kenneth Llover for the next level by pitting him against Luis Concepcion, an accomplished and tested Panamanian ring veteran…
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Boxing Golden Age Comparison – Philippines and Japan
Before the current boxing golden age enjoyed by Japan, a similar boom was experienced earlier by the Philippines which spanned more than two decades. As Naoya Inoue has been largely instrumental in…
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Japan’s Boxing Golden Age Remains Limited to the Lower Weights
With Japanese fighters holding half of the major titles at flyweight and dominating at bantamweight where they essentially hold all of world belts, Naoya Inoue who has been undisputed super bantamweight king…
