Utilizing his all-around skills, Rio Olympics veteran Charly Suarez kept his unbeaten record intact with a lopsided 12-round unanimous decision win over rugged Carlo Magali over the weekend in Sucat, Parañaque.

Suarez was defending the World Boxing Association super-featherweight title and likewise vying for the Philippine crown and easily got the job done by earning scores of 119-109 (twice) and 118-110 on the judges' scorecards.

The crowd at the Flash Grand Ballroom of the Elorde Sports Center rallied behind Magali but Suarez had no trouble keeping his foe at bay with shots fired from long range.

The victory raised Suarez's record to 13-0 with seven knockouts and the Magali conquest put him on line for a quick return to the ring on 10 December in Vietnam.

"We are fast-tracking his climb to the world ratings," Suarez's chief trainer and longtime national team pal Delfin Boholst.

Charly's ripe (for a title shot) because of his age and his wealth of experience (fighting in the amateur ranks)," Boholst added.

Though already 34, Suarez has fought extensively and once faced Vasyl Lomachenko, now regarded as one of the world's finest fighters.