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Shiming-Ruenroeng: Three Filipinos To See Action

•Feb 18, 2015

Three Filipino boxers will be featured on the card where China’s two-time Olympic gold medalist Zou Shiming battles IBF flyweight champion Amnat Ruenroeng of Thailand in the main event at the classy Cotai Arena of the Venetian Hotel and Casino in Macau on March 7. Raymond Sermona clashes with flashy Mexican lightweight Jose Felix Jr , super flyweight Michael Enriquez takes on popular Rex Tso of Hong Kong and super flyweight Aston “Mighty” Palicte faces Ismael Garnica of Mexico.

Video: Zou Shiming Discusses Ruenroeng Showdown

BoxingScene Staff

•Feb 17, 2015

Wild Card Gym, Los Angeles, California - Radio Rahim catches up with two-time Olympic gold medal winner Zou Shiming to discuss his upcoming world title clash with champion Amnat Ruenroeng on March 7th from Macau, China. Shiming, who is trained by Hall of Fame coach Freddie Roach, gives details on his training camp, what he anticipates in the contest, the familiarity with an opponent like Shiming and more.

Zou Shiming Expects Very Tough Fight With Ruenroeng

Daniel Hicks

•Feb 4, 2015

Hong Kong - Double Olympic champion flyweight Zou Shiming has vowed to put China on the global boxing map by winning his first professional world title in Macau next month. The 2008 and 2012 Olympic gold medallist was a three-time world champion in a glorious amateur career, but he believes that if he beats the undefeated Thai Amnat Ruenroeng in March he would finally bring Chinese boxing to the world's attention. "I swore to fulfil my dreams to become a professional fighter, to achieve world titles and to bring China into the worldwide boxing family," Zou told AFP in an interview in Los Angeles.

Photos: Zou Shiming-Amnat Ruenroeng Thailand Presser

Boxing Photos

•Jan 22, 2015

A press conference took place in Thailand to discuss the upcoming fight between IBF flyweight world champion Amnat Ruenroeng (14-0, 5KOs) and two-time Olympic gold medal winner Zou Shiming (6-0, 1KO) of China. The two amateur rivals will do battle on March 7th from the Cotai Arena in Macau, China. Shiming, who turned pro in 2013, is looking to become the latest Olympic sensation to capture a world championship within ten professional fights.

Casimero Will Step Aside For Shiming-Ruenroeng Bout

Ronnie Nathanielsz

•Dec 21, 2014

Former IBF light flyweight champion Johnreil Casimero will step aside to allow China’s undefeated Zou Shiming to fight Thailand’s Amnat Ruenroeng for the world title in Macau on March 7. Promoter Sammy Gello-ani told BoxingScene.com/Manila Standard/Viva Sports that they saw no problem in allowing Ruenroeng to fight Zou Shiming even though Casimero scored a spectacular 2nd round stoppage of Armando “Cobra” Santos in a title eliminator in Hidalgo, Mexico two weeks ago.

Shiming/Ruenroeng vs. Casimero To Be Ordered on 4/10

Rick Reeno

•Dec 21, 2014

Promoter Sampson Lewkowicz informs BoxingScene.com that Johnreil Casimero (21-2, 13KOs) will be guaranteed a crack at the IBF flyweight championship in 2015. Current IBF champion Amnat Ruenroeng (14-0, 5KOs) will defend his belt against two-time Olympic gold medal winner Zou Shiming (6-0, 1KO) on March 7th at the Cotai Arena in Macau, China.

Zou Shiming-Amnat Ruenroeng Clash Set Down, 3/7

BoxingScene Staff

•Dec 18, 2014

China's double Olympic gold medallist Zou Shiming will get his first professional world title shot against International Boxing Federation (IBF) flyweight title holder Amnat Ruenroeng in Macau on March 7th, it was announced. Zou (6-0, 1 KO) will be up against a familiar foe in the unbeaten Thai Ruenroeng (14-0, 5 KOs). The pair fought three titanic battles during their amateur careers, with Zou winning on the last two occasions. This included a 5-2 points decision in the 2010 Asian Games light flyweight semi-final as the Chinese fighter went on to win gold.

Casimero Stops Santos In Two; Eyes Ruenroeng Title Shot

Jake Donovan

•Dec 14, 2014

Six months after eating his way out of a junior flyweight title reign, John Riel Casimero eyes a crown in a second weight class. The free-swinging Filipino scored two knockdowns en route to a 2nd round knockout of Armando Santos in their flyweight eliminator Saturday evening in Nuevo Leon, Mexico.

Who's The Champ vs. Who's The Best - Part II

Jake Donovan

•Nov 19, 2014

The first part of this series examined the heavyweight division, the easiest riddle to solve at the moment. Wladimir Klitschko is the champ, the best heavyweight in the world, and not going anywhere anytime soon. So what about the other 16 weight classes in the sport? As the series will reveal, other weight classes feature equally dominant reigns at the top, while others remain vacant and with no clear resolution in sight.

Mayweather-Maidana 2 and More: Report Cards

Cliff Rold

•Sep 15, 2014

There’s some spring left in that step even at 37. Using his legs earlier, and more, Floyd Mayweather left no doubt about the better man at the end of the rematch with Marcos Maidana. While referee Kenny Bayless played a part in the tone of the fight, the end result was more a case of classes. It wasn’t easy either fight, but Mayweather made it easier with a second look. Maidana made it close last time. This time, he just made it interesting on occasion. Mayweather remains a class ahead of the hammering Argentine.