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Brian Viloria Continues Title March Against Vazquez

•Nov 30, 2014

Former two division world champion Brian Viloria will fight Mexico’s Armando “Chiquita” Vazquez as he continues his bid for another world title shot following the loss of his WBO/WBA flyweight titles to tough Juan Francisco Estrada by a split decision on April 6, 2012 in Macau. It will be the 34 year old Viloria’s third comeback fight after the Estrada loss and will take place at the Civic Auditorium in Glendale, California on December 6.

Brian Viloria's Training Camp on Track For 12/6 Return

Ronnie Nathanielsz

•Nov 3, 2014

Former WBO/WBA flyweight super champion champion Brian Viloria’s training camp is going well in preparation for what Viloria described as “a keep busy” fight in Glendale, California on December 6. Viloria told BoxingScene.com/Manila Standard/Viva Sports that they are likely to finalize details with an opponent “by the end of this week.” Viloria is training at the Wild Card Gym of Freddie Roach in Los Angeles under Roach’s talented Filipino assistant Marvin Somodio.

Jose Felix, Anton Novikov, Brian Viloria on 12/6, UniMas

Francisco Salazar

•Oct 30, 2014

It has been reported that flyweight Brian Viloria is scheduled to fight on December 6 at the Auditorium in Glendale, Calif. Two more world title contenders have been added to that Top Rank card. Light welterweight contender Anton Novikov and lightweight contender Jose Felix Jr. will fight in separate bouts, Top Rank matchmaker Brad Goodman told BoxingScene.com on Wednesday evening.

Brian Viloria is Back on 12/6, Then Possibly on 2/14

Francisco Salazar

•Oct 14, 2014

Flyweight Brian Viloria will fight on Saturday, December 6 in Glendale, Calif., Top Rank matchmaker Bruce Trampler told BoxingScene.com. The likely venue where the fight card will take place in Glendale is the Civic Auditorium. Viloria will likely headline a "Solo Boxeo Tecate" telecast that will be broadcast that same evening on UniMas.

Brian Viloria on Roman Gonzalez, Ruenroeng, More

Anson Wainwright

•Sep 23, 2014

Earlier this year, Brian Viloria returned to action winning two bouts to put himself back in the flyweight title picture. With his next move still currently to be decided the 33-year old Hawaiian native has enjoyed the summer off with his wife newborn son. Viloria (34-4-0-2 NC, 20 knockouts) has kept a keen eye on the 112-pound weight class, with all four of the main sanctioning body’s belts on the line earlier this month. The likeable Viloria didn’t see the WBC title fight between Akira Yaegashi-Roman Gonzalez but is familiar with both.

Carmona vs. Rodriguez Headlines This Week On Telemundo

Jake Donovan

•Jul 21, 2014

With Jonathan Vidal doing his part last weekend, David Carmona and Ricardo Rodriguez square off this Friday to see if a strong candidate can emerge to face the Puerto Rican contender later this fall. The bout headlines live on Telemundo from the Auditorio Plaza Condesa in Mexico City. Staging the two fights on back-to-back Fridays was initially designed by promoter Felix ‘Tuto’ Zabala Jr as an unofficial tournament to drum up greater interest for the fall season. Vidal rose to the occasion last Friday, scoring an 8th round stoppage of Juan Kantun in Kissimmee to return to the win column.

Video: Brian Viloria Dicusses His Knockout Victory

BoxingScene Staff

•Jul 20, 2014

Former World Boxing Association/World Boxing Organization flyweight champion Brian Viloria discusses his fifth round knockout victory over Jose Alfredo Zuniga, which took place at the Cotai Arena at the Venetian Resort in Macau, China. Viloria talks about Zuniga's style, whether Zuniga was able to hurt him with any punches, the punch to the liver which ended the fight, and more.

Rigondeaux's KO Sparks Debate, Shiming Wins Decision

Jake Donovan

•Jul 19, 2014

Super middleweight prospect Gilberto Ramirez stopped Australia's Junior Talipeau in the opening round of their chief support bout. Ramirez, a rising knockout artist from Mexico who is being groomed for title contention, dropped Talipeau three times before the mismatch was mercifully halted at 1:58 of round one. Ramirez moves to 29-0 (23KOs); Talipeau falls to 20-3-1 (7KOs). HBO2 will replay the bout via same-day tape delay (Saturday, 5PM ET/PT).

Brian Viloria Still Has Estrada Rematch on His Mind

Dennis Principe

•Jul 19, 2014

HAWAIIAN Punch Brian Viloria wants to prove he still has the desire to be an elite fighter. A former two-division world champion, Viloria will be meeting one-time world title challenger Jose Afredo Zuniga of Mexico in a 10-round non-title fight to be held Saturday night at the Venetian Hotel’s Cotai Arena in Macau.

Brian Viloria is Focused on Securing World Title Shot

Ronnie Nathanielsz

•Jul 17, 2014

Former WBO/WBA flyweight champion Brian Viloria aims to win and get himself in line for another title shot when he battles Mexico’s Jose Alfredo Zuniga at the plush Cotai Arena of the Venetian Resort Hotel and Casino in Macau on Saturday. Well known Australian promoter Peter Maniatis reported from Macau that the 33 year old Viloria is looking to put on an impressive performance against Zuniga which he hopes will lead to another crack at the WBO/WBA belts he lost to Mexico’s Juan Francisco Estrada also at the Cotai Arena in Macau.