Teodoro Medina Reynoso
911 articles · PhilBoxing.com
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What Happened to Miguel Berchelt? (Or Authorities Should Look Into COVID-19’s Effects on Boxers)
Nakathila dominates Berchelt during last weekend's fight in Las Vegas. Miguel Berchelt, Alexander Povetkin, Nordine Oubaali. What is common among them? All contracted Covid-19 that resulted in the cancellation and rescheduling of…
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Eumir Felix Marcial The Next Big Thing in PH Boxing
Marcial. Literally and figuratively, Eumir Felix Marcial could be the next big thing in Philippine boxing. Gauging on how his present handlers and benefactors have been moving him along after his bronze…
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Our Continuing Malaise at Flyweight: Who Will Finally End the Title Drought? (Third and Last Part)
Giemel Magramo (L) and Genesis Libranza (R) are the country's top hopes at the flyweight division. Where have all our finest flyweight fighters gone? Obviously in the higher weights. Ex world flyweight…
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Our Continuing Malaise at Flyweight: Who Will Finally End the Title Drought? (Part 2)
Review of the Past When modern boxing was introduced in the Philippines at the turn of the last century, Filipinos took to the sport like ducks to water and immediately established themselves…
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Our Continuing Malaise at Flyweight: Who Will Finally End the Title Drought? (Part 1)
Filipino Hall of Famer Francisco Guilledo popularly known as Pancho Villa reigned as the first Filipino world flyweight champion. When modern boxing was introduced in the Philippines at the turn of the…
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Magsayo Improves, Ancajas Keeps and Astrolabio Makes Ring Divisional Ratings
Vincent Astrolabio. Vincent Astrolabio raises the number of Filipino fighters in the Ring Magazine divisional ratings from nine to ten as he makes it to the so called bible of boxing's latest…
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Ifugao Wonder Boy Martin Bucks Lindol Magic, Wins by TKO; Suarez Presents New Hope at 130
For at least three quarter of the 12 round title fight, what was regaling the near capacity crowd at the Elorde was the seeming magic Luisito Espinosa weaved in transforming an average…
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Donaire and Chocolatito Gonzalez: Leaving Legends on Collision Course?
Nonito Donaire and Roman Chocolatito Gonzalez, two sure-fire Hall of Fame and possible all time great champion fighters are eyeing the best and biggest paying fights on the last leg of their…
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Responsible Use of the Social Media in the Info-Education of the Filipino Boxing Fans
After seeing fellow media friend Pow Salud apologised to his followers in his popular Powcast Sport YouTube blogsite for not completing his audio coverage of the recent Jerwin Ancajas title defense in…
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Heeding to Nature or Relying on the Magic of Modern Science in Boxing (Last Part )
Nonito Donaire's epic journey back to lower weight classes could impact boxing going forward. The popular saying in boxing or sports in general for that matter is that one cannot struggle for…
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Heeding to Nature or Relying on the Magic of Modern Science in Boxing – Part 4
Pacquiao would not starve himself during fights unlike most boxers who, other than their opponents, would also have to beat the scales. The popular saying in boxing or sports in general for…
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Heeding to Nature or Relying on the Magic of Modern Science in Boxing – Part 3
Navarrete (L) and Vargas (R) benefit the magic of modern sports weight reduction technique. The popular saying in boxing or sports in general for that matter is that one cannot struggle for…
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Nonito Donaire Deserves Comeback Fighter Award
With pound for pound king Canelo Alvarez continuing his winning ways and a few others putting up splendid performances in 2021, Nonito Donaire would be a long shot in being named as…
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Heeding to Nature or Relying on the Magic of Modern Science in Boxing – Part 2
Manny Pacquiao and Yordenis Ugas at the scales. The popular saying in boxing or sports in general for that matter is that one cannot struggle for long against Father Time. There is…
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Heeding to Nature or Relying on the Magic of Modern Science in Boxing – Part 1
Martinez (L) batters Ancajas. The popular saying in boxing or sports in general for that matter is that one cannot struggle for long against Father Time. There is a long list of…
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Johnriel Casimero in Deep Trouble
Troubles, some say come in bunches. That could be the case of Johnriel Casimero. Casimero and his camp are now in the United States to begin preparations for his scheduled WBO world…
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Manny Pacquiao Top Ten Best Boxer, Nonito Donaire #61 in Ring Rating History
Add another accolade for Manny Pacquiao. The venerable bible of boxing the Ring Magazine recently released the list of the best 100 boxers in its almost a century of monthly ranking the…
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Ancajas Better Off Moving Up?
Perhaps, Jerwin Ancajas would be better off, career wise if he moves up to and campaigns in the bantamweights and join the company of fellow Pinoys Nonito Donaire and Johnriel Casimero and…
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WBA Agrees to Dialogue With GAB To Discuss its Latest “Atrasos”
GAB Chairman Mitra (L) and WBA president Mendoza (R). The Filipino term "atraso" is derived from Portuguese word atraso which means delay or arrears. However, as we use it casually or colloquially,…
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Cuarto Keeps IBF Minimumweight Crown Via Technical Majority Decision Over Taduran
In almost a replay of their first meeting last year, Rene Mark Cuarto retained the IBF world minimumweight championship but this time via technical majority decision over former titlist Pedro Taduran in…
