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Lindolfo Delgado, Ryota Muto and Carl Jammes Martin close in on WBO title shots

Melvin Jerusalem couldn’t help but soak in the ambiance on the eve of his latest title defense.

Las Vegas' Curmel Moton gained everything he wanted from his latest local appearance, save for a knockout finish, with an eight-round shutout win over Renny Viamonte on Saturday.

Curmel Moton will appear atop the non-televised portion of the Caleb Plant-Armando Resendiz undercard this Saturday, writes Jake Donovan.

The unbeaten Carl Jammes Martin is the latest Filipino fighter to join the ranks at Probellum. Martin (18-0, 15KO) follows fellow countrymen Nonito Donaire and Donnie Nietes in signing promotional deals with the boxing promoter that launched last year.

MANILA, Philippines -- Unbeaten Dave Penalosa, former 2-division world champion Jhonriel Casimero, world-ranked Carl Jammes Martin, and flyweight Carlo Peñalosa all punished and stopped their respective foes in an exciting knockout-filled GerryPens Promotion Saturday (Feb 16) at SM North EDSA Metro Manila on ESPN5 Philippines.

In the televised main event, "The Hunter" Dave Penalosa (14-0, 10 KO's), son of former 2-division world champion Dodie Boy Penalosa, risks it all by taking on more-experienced, hard-hitting brawler "Geraldito" Marcos Cárdenas (19-6-1, 15 KO's) of Sonora, México, for the vacant WBO Oriental Featherweight Belt, and a place in the WBO 126-pound world-rankings.

World-ranked Filipino Carl Martin (10-0, 9 KO's) is set to make the first defense of his WBA Asia bantamweight belt against hard-hitting Korean challenger Moon Chul Suh of Iksan City at LCS Gym in Lagawe, Ifugao Province in the Philippines, a battle too important for the promising, hard-hitting Ilocano "Wonder Boy."