Sunday, March 14, 2010
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Ruffa Guttiriez walks out fron the buzz
Just for fun to increase my blog traffic, here is interesting topic for showbizly aware peps here. Hope it will shoot up my blog traffic.
What happen? What was the last show and what was the last word of kris that made ruffa quits and walks out "The Buzz". Is it worth crying?In my opinion it was indeed a showbiz thing like creating a grand exit scenario maybe directed and scripted by ruffa`s mother, Annable. We all know Ruffa will transfer to ABC Channel 5 and probably this will create some noise..Watch the video..
What makes ruffa cry?
Annabele Rama statement in the Showbiz Central..
Hope this will shoot up my traffic..im lagging behind rating, very busy and no time to blog..
Video source: Youtube.com
Monday, February 15, 2010
Nonito Donaire KO`s Vargas in Third Round
In the main event, Donaire scored a third-round knockout of Manuel Vargas (26-5-1, 11 KOs) of Jalisco, Mexico, dropping him with a right hand, followed by a left that had referee Joe Cortez counting Vargas out at 1:33 of the round. (Donaire is pictured above on the below, with Vargas).
Montiel impressively defended his crown with a first-round knockout over Ciso Morales (14-1, eight KOs), of Bohol, Philippines.
Morales was counted out at 2 minutes, six seconds of the round by referee Robert Byrd, this, after failing to rise after taking one of three, triple-left hooks right on the beltline from Montiel.
Morel earned a controversial, split-decision over former two-time world champion Gerry Penalosa (54-8-2, 36 KOs), of Cebu, Philippines, to win their WBO 118-pound title eliminator.
Judges Duane Ford and Paul Smith had it, 116-112, and, 115-113, for Morel, with Dick Houck scoring it for Penalosa, 115-113. FanHouse had it for Penalosa, 115-113.
Bernabe Concepcion (30-2-1, 17 KOs), of Rizal, Philippines, scored a unanimous decision victory over Puerto Rican southpaw Mario Santiago (21-2-1, 14 KOs) for the right to face WBO titlist, Juan Manuel Lopez (28-0, 25 KOs), of Puerto Rico in June.
Montiel impressively defended his crown with a first-round knockout over Ciso Morales (14-1, eight KOs), of Bohol, Philippines.Morales was counted out at 2 minutes, six seconds of the round by referee Robert Byrd, this, after failing to rise after taking one of three, triple-left hooks right on the beltline from Montiel.
Morel earned a controversial, split-decision over former two-time world champion Gerry Penalosa (54-8-2, 36 KOs), of Cebu, Philippines, to win their WBO 118-pound title eliminator.
Judges Duane Ford and Paul Smith had it, 116-112, and, 115-113, for Morel, with Dick Houck scoring it for Penalosa, 115-113. FanHouse had it for Penalosa, 115-113.
Bernabe Concepcion (30-2-1, 17 KOs), of Rizal, Philippines, scored a unanimous decision victory over Puerto Rican southpaw Mario Santiago (21-2-1, 14 KOs) for the right to face WBO titlist, Juan Manuel Lopez (28-0, 25 KOs), of Puerto Rico in June.
Source: boxing.funhouse.com
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