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  • JaNnO
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    Villoria Continues His Winning Streak

    The Hawaiian punch scores aim impressive 7th round tko over Priolo. This guy is constantly improving and is well on his way to mix it up with the bigger guys in the division.

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    Viloria KOs Priolo!
    By Francisco Salazar at ringside
    Unbeaten flyweight Brian Viloria scored the biggest win of his career with an impressive seventh round knockout over Angel Priolo Thursday night at the Olympic Auditorium in Los Angeles. Viloria (16-0, 10 KOs) dropped Priolo (30-2, 20 KOs) in round three, then put him down for the count in round seven. Time was :54. Viloria took the fight on just three day's notice. In the main undercard bout, unbeaten super middleweight Librado Andrade caught Thomas Reid on the ropes and pounded him into submission. Referee Raul Caiz Jr. halted the beating at 1:52 of round four. Andrade moves to 21-0 with 14 KOs. Reid fell to 33-13-1, 13 KOs. Also, in a wild fight Enrique Ornealas Andrade (20-1)dropped Giorbis Barthelemy (27-8-2) in round one, was floored by Barthelemy in round two, then put Barthelemy down in rounds five and six to claim an eight round majority decision. Scores were 74-74, 77-72, 75-73. The card was presented by Oscar De La Hoya's Golden Boy Promotions. (More to come)
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    #2
    Originally posted by JaNnO
    The Hawaiian punch scores aim impressive 7th round tko over Priolo. This guy is constantly improving and is well on his way to mix it up with the bigger guys in the division.

    Here's more info:

    Viloria KOs Priolo!
    By Francisco Salazar at ringside
    Unbeaten flyweight Brian Viloria scored the biggest win of his career with an impressive seventh round knockout over Angel Priolo Thursday night at the Olympic Auditorium in Los Angeles. Viloria (16-0, 10 KOs) dropped Priolo (30-2, 20 KOs) in round three, then put him down for the count in round seven. Time was :54. Viloria took the fight on just three day's notice. In the main undercard bout, unbeaten super middleweight Librado Andrade caught Thomas Reid on the ropes and pounded him into submission. Referee Raul Caiz Jr. halted the beating at 1:52 of round four. Andrade moves to 21-0 with 14 KOs. Reid fell to 33-13-1, 13 KOs. Also, in a wild fight Enrique Ornealas Andrade (20-1)dropped Giorbis Barthelemy (27-8-2) in round one, was floored by Barthelemy in round two, then put Barthelemy down in rounds five and six to claim an eight round majority decision. Scores were 74-74, 77-72, 75-73. The card was presented by Oscar De La Hoya's Golden Boy Promotions. (More to come)
    Is this the same Viloria that saw action in one of the Olympics ?

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    • JaNnO
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      #3
      Originally posted by THRILLAinMANILA
      Is this the same Viloria that saw action in one of the Olympics ?
      Yup, he was a member of the US Olympic team.

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      • THRILLAinmanila
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        #4
        Originally posted by JaNnO
        Yup, he was a member of the US Olympic team.
        **** US team. sayang

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        • abdiel2k3
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          #5
          he needs to go to the body more often
          with his small arms
          hes made for body attacks
          he does have a great strait right and left hook to
          but theyd be much more effective if hed just invest in the body from the get go

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          • INFAMOUZ
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            #6
            impresssive win by viloria

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            • Mr. Violence
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              #7
              quite an impressive ass beating.

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              • mr. bojangles
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                Viloria's #2 in the line to challenge WBC fly champ Pongsaklek who'll be having his "voluntary" defense in Japan on January '05. BV and PW should be squaring off around April or May. I hope it's gonna be in BKK so I could see it live.

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                • THRILLAinmanila
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by mai.pen.rai.krap
                  Viloria's #2 in the line to challenge WBC fly champ Pongsaklek who'll be having his "voluntary" defense in Japan on January '05. BV and PW should be squaring off around April or May. I hope it's gonna be in BKK so I could see it live.

                  So Viloria is 50% Filipino ?? or more?

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                  • psychopath
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                    #10
                    Originally posted by mai.pen.rai.krap
                    Viloria's #2 in the line to challenge WBC fly champ Pongsaklek who'll be having his "voluntary" defense in Japan on January '05. BV and PW should be squaring off around April or May. I hope it's gonna be in BKK so I could see it live.
                    Aha . . .next in line . . . good to know that. That means he'll have a belt very soon.

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