Comments Thread For: Juanito Rubillar's Team To Protest Decision Loss To Budler

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Promoter and boxing manager Gabriel “Bebot” Elorde says he will file a protest with the IBO over what was widely perceived to be a hometown decision in the IBF light flyweight title eliminator between veteran Juanito Rubillar (48-14-7, 23 KO’s) and South Africa’s Hekkie Budler (14-0, 5 KO’s) at Emperors Casino, Kempton Park in South Africa last Sunday, Manila Time. [Click Here To Read More]

[theplayerpimp]

Can this ***in bum retire already along with the other filipino bums like jaro and penalosa.

[bunnybounce]

Can this ***in bum retire already along with the other filipino bums like jaro and penalosa.

penalosa a bum? learn your boxing history mate.

[PAC-BOY]

good luck with this one. it aint gonna happen

[theplayerpimp]

penalosa a bum? learn your boxing history mate.

Yea he looses all his important fights like with juanma de leon. He has how many looses? When ever he steps up he gets outclased. Even when he wins he has problems like wen he beat gonzalez he was getting beat up until the body shot.

[Mr Boxing]

Know what you are talking about

Know what you are talking about !
I tuned in on the bout. The corner of Rubillar obviously was not paying attention, Rubillar clearly pushed Budler off and away from him while Budler was trying to hold. Budler pulled himself up off the canvas.
The count the corner heard would have been the timekeeper, who is suppose to start counting every time a boxer touches the canvas with anything other than the soles of his shoes. The referee then did what he is suppose to do, stop the count, wipe off the gloves of the fallen boxer and have the contestants box on. The fight appeared close, with the correct boxer winning. A rematch would be fair, but usually the younger boxer is only better the second time around.