Why Filipino boxers never won in a completed rounds decisions?
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Because Filipinos are in a third world country with less influence on boxing judges compared to the others. Manny Pacquiao lost to JMM because of a judges wrong scoring! Filipino Boxers are also plain boxers just like an other nationality or race of boxers. Mabuhay Pacman!
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According to Boxrec, Johnson was scheduled to fight yesterday (the 7th). Unfortunately, as of the time I checked the results were not yet posted.
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well if he is, they haven't said anything about it on the boxing website
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Amy im not being funny but is this a joke question, you probably do know your boxing and meant to type Erik Morales from Mexico because Oscar Larios has proved that he cant do it.\nAnd even then Manny Pacquiao is gonna destroy Erik " El Terrible" Morales once and for all.
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unbelievable. this man hasn't proven he's worth a pimple on a great fighters *ss. since he avoids the fighters we know would test that claim(and his chin), it would be perfect justice if someone with 'no chance to beat him' knocked him out & sent him to the oblivion he deserves
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Mike Suarez (25-2, 13 KOs) had six straight knockout wins before fighting an IBF Welterweight title elimination bout against James Webb on the Judah - Baldomir undercard this January. He stopped Webb in just 44 seconds and is currently #1 in the IBF Welterweight rankings.\n\nThere are some recognizable names on Suarez's record but none that really stand out. He's never been stopped in a fight, though he has two decision losses, so he should be a pretty good opponent for PBF. Unfortunately, you only hear a few names discussed in the boxing media, so it's hard to keep track of who the other good opponents are.\n\nHowever, if Mayweather gets another big money fight (such as Oscar De la Hoya), I'm pretty sure he'll have no trouble giving up his IBF belt to take it.\n\nBy the way, "pound-for-pound" is better than "in his division." :D
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Mayweather seems to be better at pretty much everything than Zab Judah, so most people are sure he's going to win. But in a couple of hours, I'll let you know.\n\n(Edit) Well, Mayweather won but nowhere near as convincingly as I expected. Judah was able to win the early rounds, landing quick punches past Mayweather's defense. He was even able to knock down the "Pretty Boy" in round two, but the ref didn't see his glove touch the canvas so it wasn't counted. After that, though, things picked up for Mayweather and led him to an unanimous decision victory.
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Green Donkey ~\n                           This is the worst decade ever for boxing! There are some bright spots, some fighters that can make a splash, Taylor, Wright, Barrera, Cotto and Duddy but there's so many overrated, over-hyped fighters out there that are handpicking opponents just to collect belts or to stay a "Champion" just a little longer like Mayweather, he turned down 6 million dollars more to fight a young and hungry Antonio Margarito and Valuev, he and Don King are feeding him lots of small Heavyweights that couldn't break a egg so he can remain undefeated.\n   The worst is, you have the "Fans" that don't know anything about the sport call people "Great" You seem to have figured it out, you came to this forum and asked a question because you kinow that things aren't right.
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I'm afraid your knowledge of boxing is poor!! Naz was a good world champion making 17 defences of a world title> thats a big ask for any world champion!! unfortunately he underachieved considering the amount of talent he had!! Only a fool would try and compare Ricky to Naz they are like chalk and cheese. Ricky is conquering the world while naz is doing 15 months in jail for dangerous driving!! There styles are totally opposites !! if want more information on Naz ask Kevin Kelly
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manny pacquiao answered that question himself,he said anybody can be his opponent as long as its in 130lbs. with his determination and hard training i think he can beat any opponent that comes his way, im very proud of him! his our countries great pride.....the filipino people are always in full support and praying for him.thats why!!!!
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No, Muhammad Ali was the only one to do it. The other four times that George Foreman lost were by decision. See his full record at http://www.boxrec.com/record90.html
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the reason you never hear from the people who lose is cause they don't speak of that fight. so the only people you hear about the fight from is the winner. but i was hanging out a few weekends ago and this guy named graycyn got out of his truck drunk talking about how he just got his booty wailed on so i dunno
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The best pound per pound boxer is Manny "the PACMAN" Pacquiao..not that i am a Filipino but he has proven his worth!!!\n\nSince pacman out-punch M.A. Barrera, he was dazzled by manny's   combination of punches and unorthodox style, barrera was no match for Pacquiao skills, it is like beating your younger brother.\n\nAlso he made E. Morales kiss the canvas for the first time..morales was brutaly beaten,swollen face and bloody nose..another round would be a goodbye for morale's  boxing carrer. Another rematch for morales v.s pacquiao III is too much.\n\nThanks to his great Trainer "Fredie Roach" and his co-sparing team in Los Angeles California.\n\n"Manny is the BEST boxer in the league today...so watch out for great Manny..July 2, 2006 ---Oscar "CHOLOLO" Larios (Mexican) v.s. Manny "The Pacman"Pacquiao" at the Araneta Cubao, Manila, Philippines.\n\nMABUHAY ANG PINOY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Manny Pacquiao is a popular boxer from the Philippines and the super featherweight champion. With a recent beating of Erik Morales and an earlier victory over Marco Antonio Barrera, Pacquiao is recognized as one of today's best fighters. His next bout is a possible September 16 rubber match with Morales.
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Well, its pretty obvious that Lennox Lewis was unbeatable. I think that people still have some kind of notion in the back of their head that he will return for another fight, although this is highly unlikely but possible. My opinion is that once a fighter retires they have to forfeit their title, then the FBC will decide on a fight to place the title into. Having a title while retired is like climbing a 200 foot tree in a game of tag!
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Well, the boxer has to be able to pass a regular physical. After a knockout the fighter isn't allowed back in the ring for x amount of days. They're not even allowed to spar for a portion of that time. If the fighter has been knocked out an excessive number of times, the boxing commission who grants the licenses may refuse one to that fighter. Sometimes fighters are subject to CAT scans or other extensive testing.\n\nThe regulations vary state by state, though. So if a fighter is banned from boxing in one state, he'll still be able to go to another state and get away with it. That's why there was such encouragement to get a federal regulatory commission started recently. Unfortunately, that fell through due to politics. Sometimes boxers can still go fight in another country, too, even if no one in the states will let them.
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You know it's Calderon, don't you? The fight went as expected, lasting the twelve rounds with no knockdowns and with Calderon compltely outboxed. One of the judges gave a round to Bustos but other than that it was a shutout decision.