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Daud Yordan Shocks, Crushes Pavel Malikov in Russia

•Apr 22, 2018

A familiar figure is back into the title mix after several years of obscurity, as former world title challenger and former two-time, two-division (featherweight and lightweight) IBO champion Daud "Cino" Yordan (38-3, 26 KOs) completely destroyed Russian lightweight champion Pavel Malikov with a devastating body shot to acquire the WBO I|C lightweight belt and, more importantly, a right to face the WBA 135lb champion, as the fight was billed the WBA lightweight title eliminator.

Malikov vs. Yordan, Abdullaev vs. Berrio on April 22 in E-burg

Alexey Sukachev

•Mar 31, 2018

German Titov, and his son Alexey, are prepared for yet another huge local show, which is about to take place at the DIVS in Ekaterinburg, Russia, under RCC Boxing Promotions, on April 22. As always, the card will feature a number of competitive bouts – at least on paper – and a chance to witness a rise of a new generation of fighters.

Daud Yordan's Promoter Hopes To Get Him Title Shot Next

BoxingScene Staff

•Mar 26, 2017

Daud "Cino" Yordan of Indonesia defeated Campee Phayom of Thailand in a non-title fight in Singapore on Saturday evening. Daud produced a right punch, straight to Phayom's head that sent the 19-year-old Thai onto the canvas in the second round.

Abduqaxorov Blitzes Manyuchi, Captures WBC Silver at 147

Alexey Sukachev

•Mar 25, 2017

A new Far East / Middle Asia sensation Quadratillo Abduqaxorov entered a quad damage mode in his fight against WBC Silver welterweight champion Charles Manyuchi, stopping the titlist with four seconds left in the first round. Alexander Shah of Cartel Promotions staged the event in Singapore.

Daud Yordan Gets Technical Nod Over Yoshitaka Kato

BoxingScene Staff

•Feb 5, 2016

JAKARTA - In a battle for the WBO Asia Pacific lightweight world title, Japanese contender Yoshitaka Kato fell short in the scorecards to Indonesian star Daud Yordan (34-3, 24KOs) at the the Sarbini Hall in Jakarta.

Daud Yordan Likely To Return To The Ring in March

Putra Permata Tegar

•Dec 24, 2014

Daud Yordan kept his promise to knock out the Philippines’ Ronald Pontillas, sending his opponent to the floor in the fifth round at Pangsuma Stadium in Pontianak, West Kalimantan, last Saturday. The win gave another credential to Daud, who claimed the interim World Boxing Organization Asia Pacific lightweight title. The win also paves his way to climb the WBO rankings.

Daud Yordan Simply Too Much For Ronald Pontillas

Ronnie Nathanielsz

•Dec 22, 2014

The Philippines Ronald Pontillas was knocked out in the 5th round of a scheduled twelve round bout for the WBO Asia Pacific lightweight interim title at the Pangsuma Sports Hall in West Borner Province in Indonesia. Indonesian boxing writer Jeff Pamungkas reported that Daud “Cino” Yordan was the aggressor from the opening bell with several clean shots to the face of Pontillas even as the Filipino responded with a few good counter punches in the opening round.

IBO's Prez Says Yordan is No Longer Champion

IBO

•Dec 17, 2014

The quote by Raja Sapta Oktohari that Daud Yordan is still the IBO world lightweight champion is inaccurate. As previously noted by writer Putra Tegar on November 14th on BoxingScene, Daud Yordan had no intention to defend his IBO world title.

Daud Yordan Hopes To Land Estrada Title Showdown

Putra Permata Tegar

•Dec 17, 2014

Jakarta - International Boxing Organization lightweight world champion Daud Yordan hopes to revive his career with a bout against Filipino Ronald Pontillas at the Pangsuma Sports Hall in Pontianak, West Kalimantan, on Saturday. The two will vie for the interim World Boxing Organization lightweight title, which will provide Daud with the stepping stone to challenge the WBO lightweight world champion, Juan Francisco Estrada of Mexico.

Daud Yordan Making Many Changes For Career Boost

Putra Permata Tegar

•Nov 14, 2014

Jakarta. Indonesia’s Daud Yordan has decided to relinquish his International Boxing Organization world lightweight title and part ways with trainer Craig Christian as he sets his sights on the more challenging and lucrative World Boxing Organization. “I’m moving to the WBO as I fought under that organization early on in my career,” Daud told the Jakarta Globe on Wednesday. “I later moved to the IBO, where I won my world title, and now I want to return to the WBO as I think I will improve more there.