Cazares vs. Seda Title Showdown In Early '12?
by Jhonny Gonzalez - There are rumblings in Puerto Rico of a possible fight between super flyweight punchers Hugo Cazares (36-7-2, 26KOs) and Cesar Seda Jr. (21-1, 15KOs).
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Hugo Cazares Knocks Adan Garcia Out in Acapulco
Hotel Fairmont Princess, Acapulco, Guerrero, Mexico - Former champion Hugo Cazares (36-7-2, 26KOs) knocked out Adan Garcia (17-6, 12KOs) in the eight round of a super flyweight contest. A game Garcia was able to hang in there, but he took punishment to the head and body in almost every round. Finally in the eight, he was dropped hard and stopped.
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Hugo Cazares, Roberto Ortiz Doubleheader on 11/19
A doubleheader has been booked for November 19th in Acapulco, Mexico. Former two division champion Hugo Cazares (35-7-2, 25KOs) returns for the first time since the August split decision loss to Tomonobu Shimizu. Cazares looks to reclaim his WBA crown from Shimizu, but first he has to beat Jhunriel Ramonal (12-4-1, 6KOs).
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Tomonobu Shimizu Achieves His Career Goal in Tokyo
On the Wednesday at Nihon Budokan Arena in Tokyo, Japanese boxer Tomonobu Shimizu (19-3-1, 9KOs, 30 years of age and from Kaneko Boxing Gym in Tokyo) achieved his career dream of winning a world title with a twelve round split decision to capture the WBA super flyweight crown from Mexican veteran Hugo Cazares (35-7-2, 25KOs, 33 years old and from Los Mochis). The scores were close, 114-113 for Hugo Cazares, while other two judges sided with the home boxer, with two scores of 115-113.
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Tomonobu Shimizu Edges Hugo Cazares, Wins WBA Belt
The luck of Hugo Cazares (35-7-2, 25 KOs) has finally run out in Japan. He dropped a close twelve round split decision, and his WBA super flyweight title, to hometown hero Tomonobu Shimizu (19-3-1, 9 KOs). The scores were 115-113 twice for the Japanese boxer and 116-114 for Cazares, who had trouble with the challenger's quick hands. Cazares had been 2-0-1 in his last three appearances in Japan and initially captured his world championship in the country.
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Photos: Koki Kameda Retains, Shimizu Edges Cazares
Tokyo, Japan - Koki Kameda (26-1, 16 KOs) retained his WBA bantamweight title with a close twelve round decision over previously unbeaten Mexican David De La Mora (23-1, 16 KOs) Kameda scored a knockdown in the third, which made the difference in the scoring. The judges saw it 114-113, 115-113 and 115-112.
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Hugo Cazares Heads To Japan For Shimizu Defense
Hugo Cazares, who holds the super flyweight championship of the World Boxing Association (WBA), is preparing to fly over to Japan in order to get adjusted to the climate and time difference for his scheduled title defense against Tomonobu Shimizu, which takes place in Nippon on August 31. Cazares will be making the fifth defense of his title.
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Hugo Cazares Stops Badillo: Eyes Unification, Titles
Plaza de Toros Eduardo Fontanet, Sinaloa, Mexico - WBA super flyweight champion Hugo Cazares (35-6-2, 25KOs) retained his title with a third round stoppage on Arturo “Fuerte” Badillo (20-2, 18KOs), who went down three times in the third before the referee stopped the fight.
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Hugo Cazares Eyes Kameda, Mijares, Darchinyan, Rojas
Hugo Cazares, the WBA super flyweight champion, is ready for Saturday's defense against hard puncher Arturo "Fuerte" Badillo of Tijuana. The fight headlines a big card at Plaza de Toros Eduardo Fontanet in Mazatlan, Mexico. Cazares is tired of fighting second tier competition. He wants the big fights, including unifications with the other champions at super flyweight and moving up in weight to challenge the champions at bantamweight.
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Hugo Cazares Could Rise To Pursue Koki Kameda Shot
WBA super flyweight champion Hugo Cazares is possibly going to make the final defense of his title on Saturday against Arturo Badillo in Mazatlan, Mexico. Cazares told Sal Rodriguez that his weight division is lacking the necessary names who bring any money to the table and it's very difficult to secure opponents who entice the interest of the local television networks. Cazares, who fought and won his current title in Japan, is willing to travel there again for a lucrative fight against WBA "regular" bantamweight champion Koki Kameda.
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