Teodoro Medina Reynoso
911 articles · PhilBoxing.com
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What’s Next for Quadro Alas Casimero?
What's next for Johnriel "Quadro Alas "Casimero after his confirmed 2nd round knockout victory over Japan's Ryu Akaho in South Korea is, well, entirely up to his two Japanese promoters. Now it…
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Another Stirring Comeback for December-born Manny Pacquiao in 2023?
Second of Two Parts: A Better Career Finis--Old Great Warriors Never Die, They Just Ride Into the Sunset Heading into the second decade of the new millennium, Manny Pacquiao seemed unstoppable in…
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Another Stirring Comeback for December-born Manny Pacquiao? (First of two parts)
Part One: No Stranger to Epic Comebacks Come December 17, Filipino boxing legend and former Senator Emmanuel Dapidran, Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao would be 44 years old having first seen the light of…
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A Realistic Return to Boxing For Manny Pacquiao in 2023
Manny Pacquiao, the former fighting Senator and Pride of the Philippines makes a grand return to the square ring as he faces South Korean martial artist DK Yoo this Saturday, December 10…
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GAB Steps Into the Casimero Affair; Quadro Alas Camp Clarifies Matters
The Games and Amusements Board, through GAB Officer-in-Charge Atty. Ermar U. Benitez and Boxing Division Chief Jackie Lou Cacho-Ornido, has stepped in to look into former three divisions world titlist Johnriel Casimero's…
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Casimero-Akaho No Contest Bout Spoils Japanese Boxing Promo in Korea
It was essentially a Japanese boxing promotion but held in South Korea, at the Paradise City Hotel in Incheon. In fact, it featured a total of six Japanese fighters going up against…
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Turning Dough to Bread: How Near or Far are we to Crowning One World Champion Per Division? (Last of three parts)
Since finally and belatedly realising the confusion and the inanity of having as many as four world champions for each of boxing's now 17 (actually 18 if we include the so called…
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Turning Dough to Bread: How Near or Far are We to Crowning One World Champion Per Division? (Second of three parts)
Devin Haney is the undisputed champion at Lightweight. Since finally and belatedly realising the confusion and the inanity of having as many as four world champions for each of boxing's now 17…
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Turning Dough to Bread: How Near or Far are we to Crowning One World Champion Per Division? (First of three parts)
Japan's Naoya Inoue. Since finally and belatedly realising the confusion and the inanity of having as many as four world champions for each of boxing's now 17 (actually 18 if we include…
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Ginjiro Shigeoka Finally Gets Crack at World 105 Title (Without Passing Through Gaunlet of Pinoy Fighters)
Ginjiro Shigeoka. Since named by the Ring Magazine in 2018 as new face to watch out for and as one of Japan's prospective new world boxing champions, Ginjiro Shigeoka and his camp…
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Japan Sets Major Yearend Fights for Best Boxer, Boxing Nation Credentials
As the rest of the world is closing shop as far as major boxing bouts are concerned in observance of the merriest time of the year, Japan is not letting up. As…
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World Title Fights for Pinoys May Come Early in 2023
Melvin Jerusalem. If plans do not miscarry, we may see at least three Filipino boxers fighting for major world boxing titles by the first half of 2023 following breaks given especially by…
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HOOLIGANISM PLAGUES NCAA AGAIN
There was a time when the National Collegiate Athletic Association or NCAA was the better, more popular school based basketball league in the country. That was when both Ateneo and La Salle…
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Slavic Boxing Makes Another Bid As World’s Best or Among the Best
Artur Beterbiev (L) and Dmitry Bivol (R) With the emergence of Dmitry Bivol and the continuing dominance of his fellow Russian fighter Artur Beterbiev, among others, Slavic boxing is making another bid…
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Dmitry Bivol Leads FOTY 2022 Candidates
As before, the year about to end is not bereft of eye popping or dominant performances from regular standouts and studs as Tyson Fury, Oleksander Usyk, Terrence Crawford and Errol Spence even…
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Donaire-Casimero Could Have Been It But We Wasted It Away Big Time
Last Tuesday evening, another of Japan's getting epic boxing civil war unfolded in Tokyo with fight enthusiasts elsewhere including quite some here in the Philippines eagerly following the event for all its…
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Ph Crownless for the First Time; Prospects and Opportunities
For the first time in over two decades, Philippine pro boxing will end the year without a single major world champion. Riding on the nearly twenty years championship exploits across eight weight…
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It’s Fine in Other Fronts, Little Better in Japan
Raquinel (R) and Ngxeke in action in South Africa. Filipino fighters did well in their overseas campaign the recent week with four winning bouts, two each in South Africa and Thailand and…
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It’s Jake, Not Jade, Bornea
Jake Bornea (C). It is now clear that it is Jake Bornea and not his undefeated fighting twin brother Jade, who will be going up against world rated Japanese Takuma Inoue in…
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GAB Welcomes, Supports Casimero Comeback; Vicelles vs Suganob IBF Title Elim, Good or Bad?
The Games and Amusements Board through GAB Boxing Division Chief Jackie Lou Cacho Ornido welcomes and supports defrocked WBO bantamweight champion Johnriel Casimero's long awaited return to the ring as a super…
