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WBO flyweight champion Brian Viloria (31-3, 18 KO’s) has resumed training for the past two weeks for his twice postponed unification title fight against Mexico’s WBA world champion Hernan “Tyson” Marquez (34-2, 25 KO’s).
Luis Sandoval catches up with WBA flyweight champion Tyson Marquez to discuss his high-stakes unification fight with WBO king Brian Viloria.
WBO flyweight champion Brian Viloria says the postponement of his planned unification title fight with WBA champion Hernan “Tyson” Marquez from September 29 to November 10 is hard on him. The postponement was announced by Paolo Diaz, Events & Operations Manager of Solar TV’s sports networks. Viloria told the Manila Standard “its kind of hard for me to keep going at it for four or five months but the break could perhaps help me relax a little bit and not overtrain.” Viloria who trains at the Wild Card Gym appeared disappointed over the postponement because “training was excellent, was great. I didn’t take that much time off because I ran everyday and did so this morning. My trainer told me do not do anything but why stop and get myself out of shape. I kept myself busy and sneak into the gym.”
There's a new face at the Robert Garcia Boxing Academy in Oxnard, California these days, as WBA flyweight champion Hernan 'Tyson' Marquez has enlisted the services of the respected trainer ahead of a crucial bout in his career. On September 29th, Marquez will meet up with WBO champion Brian Viloria inside of the Home Depot Center in nearby Carson in a fight that is intriguing on many levels. Written off by many in the sport following a January 2010 TKO loss to Carlos Tamara, Viloria (31-3, 18 KO's) has rejuvenated his career with a recent winning-streak and is coming off of a pair of commanding stoppage victories over Giovanni Segura this past December and Omar Nino Romero in May.
WBO flyweight champion Brian Viloria is training at Freddie Roach’s Wild Card Gym in Los Angeles for his September 29 unification title fight against WBA champion Hernan “Tyson” Marquez of Mexico. While the site of the fight hasn’t been finally resolved after Viloria’s manager Gary Gittelsohn turned down Mexico as the site, indications are it will likely be held at the Home Depot Center in Carson City, California.
The WBA flyweight world champion, Hernan "Tyson" Marquez, has spent two weeks in his training camp in Oxnard, California, working with Robert Garcia for the highly anticipated unification bout with WBO king Brian Viloria, scheduled for Sept. 29th at a venue to be defined in the State of California. "Tyson" Marquez (34-2-1, 26 KOs) is putting in the best work possible to overcome "Hawaiian Punch" Viloria (31-3-0, 18 KOs). It will be a co-promotion by Zanfer and Top Rank and televised in Mexico by Azteca 7.
WBA flyweight champion Hernan "Tyson" Marquez has arrived in Oxnard, California to begin working with trainer Robert Garcia, who also handles Kelly Pavlik, Nonito Donaire, Brandon Rios, Mikey Garcia and several others. Marquez is preparing for a planned unification showdown with WBO champion Brian Viloria on September 29th.
WBA flyweight champion Hernan "Tyson" Marquez is going to make some training changes for his scheduled unification against WBO champion Brian Viloria, which takes place on September 29th at the Home Depot Center in Carson, California.
According to Zanfer Promotions, WBA world flyweight champion Hernán "Tyson" Marquez (34-2, 25KOs) will challenge the flyweight king of the WBO, Brian ¨Hawian Punch¨ Vilora (31-3, 18KOs), on a tentative date of September 29 at the Home Depot Center in Carson, California.
Promoter Fernando Beltran of Zanfer Promotions has confirmed that there are ongoing negotiations for a fight between Hernan "Tyson" Marquez and WBO flyweight champion Brian Viloria. Beltran indicates the current negotiations have made it impossible to work out a fight with Marquez's WBA mandatory, interim-champion Juan Carlos Reveco of Argentina.