Teodoro Medina Reynoso
911 articles · PhilBoxing.com
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Celts Reign in the NBA East; 3-Way Logjam in the West
Heading into the mid season, the Boston Celtics retain pole position in the NBA Eastern Conference while it is a virtual three-team logjam on top in the Western Conference Counting today's 105-96…
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Naoya Inoue’s Possible Chinks in the Armor
Former long time IBF super flyweight champion Jerwin Ancajas was guest via zoom in our recent Saturday boxing radio program at Radyo Pklipinas 2 (formerly Sports Radio 918khz) and he talked about…
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Undisputed or Mutiple Championship: Which is the Better Gauge of Greatness?
Welterweight Terrence "Bud" Crawford and super bantamweight Naoya "The Monster" are touted as #1 and #1.a as the world's best pound for pound boxer today. Crawford is listed higher for winning undisputed…
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Celtics Hanging Tough in the NBA East; Timberwolves Surprising in the West
A quarter through the NBA regular season, the Boston Celtics are hanging tough with a slim lead in standing in the Eastern Conference while upstart Minnesota Timberwolves are continuously surprising in the…
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Super Lightweight in State of Flux
Devin Haney (R) dominated Regis Prograis (L) last weekend to capture the WBC title in the 140-lb division. Former undisputed lightweight champion Devin Haney recently became two weight division world boxing champion…
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LA, Indiana in the First NBA In Season Tournament Finals
The Los Angeles Lakers which won its last NBA title in 2020, and the Indiana Pacers which are titleless since joining the league in the 70s, will be meeting in the finals…
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Filipina Boxer Nearly Fought Underneath Pacquiao Mainer
Gretchen Abaniel (C) in one of her winning moments. I It can now be told: a Filipino woman boxer nearly fought in a supporting world title bout underneath Manny Pacquiao's WBO welterweight…
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Ranking the Best Pinoy Title Wins in Japan
Morris East (R) of the Philippines knocks down Akinobu Hiranaka of Japan during their WBA super lightweight championship on Sep. 9, 1992 in Japan. From as far back as I could remember,…
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Tapales, Ancajas versus the Inoues – Continuing Saga in PH-Japan Rivalry
Tapales (L) and Ancajas (R). It is reportedly set---Marlon Tapales will be tangling with the dreaded Japanese Monster Naoya Inoue for the undisputed world super bantamweight championship on December 26, 2023 in…
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Another Filipino Bantamweight Bubble in the Offing?
Ancajas (L) and Gaballo (R). Another Filipino bubble in the now wide open bantamweight division may be in the offing as former interim WBA and WBC bantamweight titlist Reymart Gaballo emerged as…
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Ancajas in first fight back in Asia; Pinoy fighters prospects in Japan
After fighting in the Americas for more than half a decade during his long IBF title reign, former super flyweight champion Jerwin Ancajas will be back in Asia, specifically Japan, for a…
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Fighting in Japan Best Option Now for Aspiring, Promising Filipino Boxers
Johnriel Casimero. Among Filipino boxers fighting abroad, Johnriel Casimero could be in the best ever position right now fighting in Japan under a Japanese promotion. With the once lucrative US boxing market…
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Uzbekistan, China Top Asiad Boxing
Marcial is the only bright spot for Philippine boxing in the recent Asian Games in China. Uzbekistan with three gold medals, remained as men's boxing champion but host China, riding high on…
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Japanese Fighters Lording it Over; Remember Shinsuke Yamanaka?
Brothers Yudai and Ginjiro Shigeoka won titles last week in Japan. Japan has pulled away as the best pro boxing country in Asia with two more fighters, boxing brothers, becoming world champions…
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Inoue Fight Remains Pipe Dream as Casimero Held to Draw in Japan Debut
His much cherished dream of a clash with Naoya Inoue may now remain as a pipe dream for former WBO bantamweight champion Johnriel "Quadro Alas" Casimero as he was held to a…
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Downers of the Decade: Crawford vs Spence and Inoue vs Fulton
I hate to be a killjoy or a party popper but being one who was old and discriminating enough of a boxing follower to have seen the best, most competitive and consequential…
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Finally, a One True King of the Welterweights?
Barring any supervening unfortuitous events, we will finally get to see unified WBC-WBA-IBF titlist Errol Spence and WBO beltholder Terrence Crawford clashing for the undisputed world welterweight championship, the first in the…
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Will the Golden 80s Ever Happen Again?
Will Boxing's Golden Era of the 80s happen again this decade with the current impasse at heavyweight, Canelo Alvarez's popularity on a seeming nosedive and the uncertainty at welterweights and the middleweights,…
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Teo Lopez Win Over Josh Taylor Adds to Boxing’s Growing Confusing State
In another supposedly defining world title fight held in New York City that nearly (again) flew under the boxing radar, former undisputed and lineal lightweight champion Teo "Takeover" Lopez decisively outpointed UK's…
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Of Brothers and Boxing: Vengeance or Acceptance
I am wondering what's going through the mind of Jason Moloney after seeing or learning that his twin brother Andrew got posterized in a last round knockout loss to Japanese Junto Nakatani…
