Starling v Molinares

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wouter
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Starling v Molinares

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Molinares controversial win over Starling was later changed to a NoContest. Don't they publicise those things? I don't remember reading aything about it. And how come Molinares kept his title anyway, you can't win it by fighting to a NC with the champion!
This fight and the aftermath of it surely must be one of the crazier episodes in boxing.
I don't have Tomas Molinares myself, but maybe someone has. There are many fights missing.
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I have added what I have for Molinares and believe him to be complete thru 1986.
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Post by Blue »

Thanks tomato,
I loaded up his 87-88 record from the Ring rags.

BTW, U have…
10-18-85 KO 8 Emiro Olivera in Cartagena
The Feb. 86 Ring p49, has TKO 4 Jose Perez on that date.

The main reason I’m asking is one of Tomas bouts in 88 is
06-16-88 KO ? Emilio Olivera in San Andres
Sept 88 Ring p53, did not include the round.

Since the name is so similar I was wondering if some record source got the wires crossed?
Do U have a reference ?
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Post by Blue »

U are so correct wouter, :wink:

I might also add.
The champion shouldn’t lose his title by fighting to a NC ! :roll:

Considering yesterday’s ruling on Rocchigian vs WBC,
Starling's management was out 2 lunch. :lol:
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Yes Blue, My reference was the 1986-1987 RRB.
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Post by worldwide »

On Molinares' record, the Fernando Martinez fight was on 10-24-1987 in Miami, FL.
The Olivera fight was KO 2.

I believe that there is another loss missing on his record. Maybe I can dig it up.
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