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Video: Watch Brian Viloria Stop Miguel Cartagena with Rapid Punching!

The Hawaiian Can still Pack a Punch at 36: Brian Viloria on a Comeback Trail Photo by Jhay Oh  Otamias Brian Viloria may no longer be in his prime but he can still bring it, and last weekend he did that by stopping a boxer who is 10 years younger than him.  Brian Viloria is one of the undercards of the Superfly event last weekend which featured his former conqueror Roman Gonzales vs Thai Srisaket Sor Rungvisai. Brian met with Roman Gonzales inside the ring October of 2015 where he lost via TKO and he had to stay away from the boxing ring for more than a year after that loss.  Brian Viloria since then had fought twice and won both of them. He first fought March of 2017 when he faced Mexican Ruben Montoya ( 14 W- 5L-1D)  in Japan and win via Unanimous decision. He then stepped inside the ring again last week and showed glimpsed of his old self as he annihilates his opponent, Miguel Cartagena  ( 15 W - 4L - 1 D) with a fifth round stop... ... See more

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Brian Viloria Shakes Off Ring Rust with Hard Fought Win Over Montoya!

                              Brian "Hawaiian Punch" Viloria victorious in his Japan debut as he earned a hard fought eight Super flyweight rounds over rugged Mexican Ruben Montoya in Tokyo Japan. 36, Former world champion Viloria (37-5-0-2, 22) just started his one last title run with Teiken Promotions yesterday March 2 at Kokugikan in Tokyo Japan after almost one and half year layoff. Viloria fought on the undercard of Shinsuke Yamanaka - Carlos Carlson WBC Bantamweight Championship. Viloria shook off his ring rust and struggled with Ruben Montoya (14-5-1, 9) , regardless of his long layoff Viloria proved that he was the superior boxer despite of Montoya's aggressiveness and eagerness to win. Three judges gave Viloria the edge to earn the victory, scores were 77-75, 78-75 and 78-74. Viloria's stablemate Shinsuke Yamanaka retained his WBC Bantamweight world Title with 7th round stoppage wi... ... See more

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Two Legendary Pinoy boxers, Brian Viloria and Donnie Nietes

Photo: Former IBF and WBC Light Flyweight, Former WBO and WBA Flyweight World Champion @bviloria with the Longest Filipino World Champion and Current WBO and Ring Jr Flyweight World Champion #DonnieAhasNietes at the Wild Card Gym #GreatWorkout #BothAreImpressive #BothAreReadyOnOctober17 #TwoGreatBoxerInTheLowerWeightDivision #BrianViloria #AlaGym #ALAboxing #AlaGenerations #AlaInstitution #alainternational #ALApromotions #ABSCBNSports #ABSCBNInternational #Boxing A photo posted by Edito Ala Villamor (@coach_ala) on Oct 7, 2015 at 4:46pm PDT coach_alaPhoto: Former IBF and WBC Light Flyweight, Former WBO and WBA Flyweight World Champion @bviloria with the Longest Filipino World Champion and Current WBO and Ring Jr Flyweight World Champion #DonnieAhasNietes at the Wild Card Gym #GreatWorkout Both of these guys will be seen in action on October 17! ... See more

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Viloria vs Gonzales, undercard Golovkin-Lemieux

We just heard the news from our Danrex Tapdasan that WBC flyweight champ Roman "Chocolatito" Gonzales of Nicaragua will defend his world title against Brian "The Hawaiian Punch" Viloria of Hawaii, USA (by way of Narvacan, Ilocos Sur, Philippines) on October 17 as the chief support of the Golovkin-Lemieux fight at Madison Square Garden, New York, USA. Brian Villoria attempting another comeback in the spotlight. After filling up a couple of impressive wins. Brian Viloria looks rejuvenated and ready for another world title. Brian "The Hawaiian Punch" Viloria ready for a world title shot? Yes No Maybe Poll Maker ... See more

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Watch Brian Viloria knockdown opponent 3 times, Awesome punches!

Have you tasted a Hawaiian punch? Omar Sotto fought Brian Viloria but did not get enough of the Hawaiian punch during their first meeting, and now on their rematch, Sotto may just had enough of the powerful Hawaiian punch coming from Brian Viloria. Brian Viloria wasted no time and put his opponent to the canvas 3 times, the referee had to stop the fight. Brian registered his fourth consecutive victory by knocking out. Let us go ahead and watch the beauty of body punching! ... See more

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Champions of Gold, boxing match in Macau featuring Brian Viloria

Champions of Gold boxing match in Macau Saturday, July 19th Here is another boxing event that we are excited to watch, It will feature Zou Shimming the Chinese boxing star, Guillermo Rigondeaux the Cuban fighter that defeated Nonito Donaire and our very won Brian Viloria. Below is the press release from Top Rank.  MACAO (May 31, 2014) – Two-time Chinese Olympic gold medallist and national icon ZOU SHIMING and undefeated unified junior featherweight world champion and Cuban sensationGUILLERMO “El Chacal” RIGONDEAUX will headline Champions of Gold – world championship boxing’s return to The THE VENETIAN® MACAO'S COTAI ARENA. Promoted by Top Rank® and Sands China Ltd., in association with Tecate, PS4, Caribe Promotions and Foreman Boys Promotions, Champions of Gold will take place Saturday, July 19. Tickets for Champions of Gold are on sale now and can be purchased via COTAI TICKETING™; prices start at HKD/MOP 80, with ferry and hotel packages also available. Featherwe... ... See more

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Greatest, but not this year

Pacquiao is currently rated as the best boxer in the world, but his performance this year didn’t merit him a place in the 2011 All-ESPN Boxing Team. ESPN instead chose No. 2 pound-for-pound rated boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr. as the top fighter in the welterweight division over Pacquiao.Meantime, Nonito Donaire Jr. and Brian Viloria were named in the 2011 All-ESPN Boxing Team. ( source ) Do you think Pacquiao should be included in the 2011 All-ESPN Boxing Team? ... See more

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Brian Viloria wins split decision over Omar Soto

Share source: Ronnie Nathanielsz | mb.com.ph Former two-time world light flyweight champion Brian Viloria failed to live up to the prediction of longtime trainer and corner-man Ruben Gomez that Viloria will “kick *ss” in his flyweight comeback fight against Mexican journeyman Omar Soto, but he did enough to win a split decision before a good crowd at the Solar Sports “Boxing at the Bay” series at the Ynares Sports Center in Pasig City on Saturday. ... See more

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Viloria tries mettle vs Soto tonite

Share (The Philippine Star)  MANILA, Philippines - Former two-time world champion Brian Viloria launches his comeback fight tonight as he slugs it out with Mexican Omar Soto in a 10-round non-title bout at the Ynares Sports Arena in Pasig. This marks Viloria’s first ring appearance in six months since yielding his IBF light flyweight title to Carlos Tamara of Colombia. ... See more

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Stronger Viloria faces Mexican

By Nelson Beltran (The Philippine Star) Having learned his lesson in his last fight, former two-time champion Brian Viloria yesterday said he’s ready to fight the whole night when he slugs it out with Mexican Omar Soto in a 10-round non-title bout at the Ynares Sports Arena in Pasig on Saturday. ... See more

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