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  1. ZYVYR Medecilo (left) aims to become the first Filipino world champion with the least number of fights when he faces Takeshi Ishii of Japan for the WBA minimumweight crown on 26 November in Tokyo.

    Medecilo sets date with history

    Unbeaten Filipino boxer Zyvyr Medecilo will challenge Japan’s Takeshi Ishii for the WBA minimumweight title on 26 November in Tokyo, aiming to become the…

  2. Melvin Jerusalem could be fighting for a world crown before 2026 comes to a close.

    Jerusalem fighting for WBO title

    Melvin Jerusalem could get another shot at the WBO minimumweight title after Oscar Collazo moves up to flyweight, with Jerusalem ranked No. 2 and a possible…

  3. Charly Suarez towers over Manuel Avila during his last fight in California.

    Keeping the faith

    Suarez not losing hope over WBO title shot

  4. CHARLY Suarez badly wants a shot at the WBO super-featherweight crown of Mexican Emmanuel Navarrete.

    Poor Charly Suarez

    Charly Suarez’s long-awaited world title shot hangs in the balance as Emanuel Navarrete moves toward a potential three-belt unification fight with O’Shaquie…

  5. CHARLY Suarez badly wants a shot at the WBO super-featherweight crown of Mexican Emmanuel Navarrete.

    WBO bending rules on Suarez case?

    Emanuel Navarrete seeks WBO approval to add his title to the WBC-IBF unification bout against O’Shaquie Foster on 24 October, potentially creating a three-belt…

  6. Charly Suarez (seen here towering over Manuel Avila last month in the US) would like the WBO to do what is right.

    Fervent appeal

    Suarez urges WBO to make right call

  7. Charly Suarez delivers a first-round knockout of Manuel Avila last month to keep his stranglehold of the No. 1 spot and boost his status as mandatory challenger in the WBO super-featherweight division.

    Cheap shot

    Suarez camp to Navarrete: Vacate WBO throne

  8. IT is unsure whether Filipino challenger Joey Canoy will make it in time for the official weighin of his showdown with Oscar Collazo this Saturday night (Sunday morning in Manila) in Oceanside, California.

    Will Canoy make it to the U.S.?

    Filipino boxer Joey Canoy’s world title fight against Puerto Rican champion Oscar Collazo is in jeopardy due to delayed US visa approval, putting the scheduled…

  9. Collazo heavy favorite vs Canoy

    Collazo heavy favorite vs Canoy

    Filipino challenger Joey Canoy faces long odds against pound-for-pound star Oscar Collazo as they prepare to clash for the WBO and WBA minimumweight titles in…

  10. CHARLY Suarez is keeping his fingers crossed, hoping that the WBO will uphold his right as mandatory challenger to Mexican defending champion Emanuel Navarrete.

    Suarez still waiting for WBO response

    Charly Suarez waits for his world title shot as the WBO delays a response, while Emanuel Navarrete prepares for a two-belt showdown against Eduardo Nuñez.

  11. CHARLY Suarez (middle), trainer Delfin Boholst (right) and manager Ric Navalta are keeping their fingers crossed that the WBO rules are in their favor.

    Suarez urges WBO to take action

    Charly Suarez’s camp files a formal complaint with the WBO, insisting his rights as mandatory challenger be upheld after the controversial bout with Emanuel…

  12. JAYSON ‘Striker’ Vayson (right) and Puerto Rican champion Oscar Collazo size each other up during Thursday’s press conference for their WBO-WBA and The Ring magazine world minimumweight title fight at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino in Indio, California.

    Mad about titles

    Vayson gets awed by Collazo’s straps

  13. Point of no return

    Point of no return

    All-out war looms as Vayson joins Collazo in Indio