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When they faced off the first time in 2001, or again in 2003, they couldn’t have known where they would be twelve years later. Both would have lengthy runs as titlists at 108 lbs. in the 2000s without crossing paths again. The wait was worth it, at least for one of them.
With a mandatory shot at WBC and lineal World Flyweight champion Toshiyuki Igarsahi at risk, 33-year old Edgar Sosa (48-7, 29 KO) of Mexico City, Mexico, avenged his first professional defeat and the rematch verdict as well with a one-punch second round knockout of 31-year old Ulises Solis (35-3-3, 22 KO) of Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico, on Saturday night at the Complejo Panamericano in Solis’s hometown.
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With a mandatory shot at WBC and lineal World Flyweight champion Toshiyuki Igarsahi at risk, 33-year old Edgar Sosa (48-7, 29 KO) of Mexico City, Mexico, avenged his first professional defeat and the rematch verdict as well with a one-punch second round knockout of 31-year old Ulises Solis (35-3-3, 22 KO) of Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico, on Saturday night at the Complejo Panamericano in Solis’s hometown.
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