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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Hozumi Hasegawa-Fernando Montiel Unification in April?

    According to multiple reports in Japan and Mexico, there are negotiations taking place for an April unification bout between WBC bantamweight champion Hozumi Hasegawa (28-2, 12KOs) and WBO champion Fernando Montiel (40-2, 30KOs). Montiel is due to fight WBO-interim champion Eric Morel but the santioning body may permit a unification bout to move ahead of that. [Click Here To Read More]
  • catalinul
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    Boxing Gods make it happen.

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    • bassastafa
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      #3
      now this is an explosive fight

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      • ippo
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        #4
        hasegawa will destroy montiel.

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        • lopez36
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          #5
          good,after seeing morel fight,theres no way i want to see him go against montiel,i thought penalosa won and montiel should instead fight hasegawa,champion vs champion,hope this fight gets signed soon,and i'm glad it's in april,soon

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          • Shadows
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            #6
            Make it happen.

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            • lopez36
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              #7
              i didn't read the last part,,,i remember when oscar first won the wbo,back then that belt was worthless,hbo didn't even recognize it as a legit title,even now japan still doesn't recognize it..but oh well,hope this fight does get signed

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              • Shadows
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                #8
                Originally posted by lopez36
                i didn't read the last part,,,i remember when oscar first won the wbo,back then that belt was worthless,hbo didn't even recognize it as a legit title,even now japan still doesn't recognize it..but oh well,hope this fight does get signed
                To be fair, they don't recognize the IBF either....

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                • el rey
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                  whats up with the Japanese and their phobia of alphabet titles?


                  good match, ive been wanting for hasegawa to move up in weight, but this fight will do, its mos def will be held in japan since it makes the most sense, fiscally speaking. WAR MONTIEL!

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                  • warp1432
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                    Yes! I'm surprised this is happening, but I'm glad it was. I'm willing to bet on Hasegawa for those who are interested.

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