Dan Nazareno Jr. - Revision history

Candrew at 18:58, 30 April 2018

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	== Career Factoids ==		== Career Factoids ==
	*Has a record of 2-6 (2 KOs) in fights outside his native Philippines.		*Has a record of 4-10 (3 KOs) in fights outside his native Philippines.

	== Regional & Minor Titles ==		== Regional & Minor Titles ==
			*Philippines Games & Amusement Board Welterweight Title (June 2014)
	*[[World Professional Boxing Federation]] Asia-Pacific Welterweight Title (September 2012)		*[[World Professional Boxing Federation]] Asia-Pacific Welterweight Title (September 2012)
	*Philippines Luzon Professional Boxing Association ([[LuzProBA]]) Welterweight Title (March 2011)		*Philippines Luzon Professional Boxing Association ([[LuzProBA]]) Welterweight Title (March 2011)
	*[[PABA]] Light Welterweight Title (September 2010)		*[[PABA]] Light Welterweight Title (September 2010)

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			[[Category:WPBF Champions]]
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Professional Career

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	Nazareno would knock out [[Joel Dela Cruz]] in two rounds in his next fight before challenging then-[[PABA]] Light Welterweight Champion [[Manfa Luksaikongdin]] in Thailand, for his title. The Thai had previously made seven successful defenses of the title, but in an upset, would lose his title to Nazareno by stoppage through six rounds. Nazareno would return to Thailand about three months later, looking to repeat his success against former two-time world title challenger [[Prawet Singwancha]] in a battle for the [[WBC]] International Light Welterweight Title, being held by the Thai. Nazareno would lose by a unanimous decision through twelve rounds, although he did knockdown the Thai in round three.		Nazareno would knock out [[Joel Dela Cruz]] in two rounds in his next fight before challenging then-[[PABA]] Light Welterweight Champion [[Manfa Luksaikongdin]] in Thailand, for his title. The Thai had previously made seven successful defenses of the title, but in an upset, would lose his title to Nazareno by stoppage through six rounds. Nazareno would return to Thailand about three months later, looking to repeat his success against former two-time world title challenger [[Prawet Singwancha]] in a battle for the [[WBC]] International Light Welterweight Title, being held by the Thai. Nazareno would lose by a unanimous decision through twelve rounds, although he did knockdown the Thai in round three.

	Nazareno would then go 3-5 in his next eight fights, with four of those losses coming in fights outside the Philippines. Nazareno would lose a close battle in Mexico against [[Luis Fernando Uribe]]. He also lost two decisions against [[Teerachai Kratingdaenggym]] in Thailand. Nazareno knocked down the Thai once in their first fight but went on to have no success at all in their rematch. In his latest fight, Nazareno was stopped for only the second time in his career, a second-round stoppage loss to [[Min-Wook Kim]] in South Korea for the OPBF Light Welterweight Title.		Nazareno would then go 3-5 in his next eight fights, with four of those losses coming in fights outside the Philippines. Nazareno would lose a close battle in Mexico against [[Luis Fernando Uribe]]. He also lost two decisions against [[Teerachai Kratingdaenggym]] in Thailand. Nazareno knocked down the Thai once in their first fight but went on to have no success at all in their rematch. In his latest fight, Nazareno was stopped for only the second time in his career, a second-round stoppage loss to [[Min-Wook Kim]] in South Korea for the OPBF Light Welterweight Title, dropping the record of a once promising career to 17-10 (13 KOs).

	== Career Factoids ==		== Career Factoids ==

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			== Professional Career ==
			Jonasar Casino Daliguiado, better known as '''Dan Nazareno Jr''', made his professional debut on the December of 2006, beating [[Beboy Cudeldiego]] by a fourth-round stoppage. Nazareno would then lose his next fight two months later, a second-round stoppage loss to [[Francis Borreros]]. He would follow the first loss of his career by winning his next eight fights, which included a unanimous decision win against then-undefeated [[Marlon Alta]].

			After amassing a record of 9-1 (5 KOs) after his first ten fights, Nazareno would challenge the then-Welterweight Champion of the Philippines, [[Arnel Tinampay]], for his title. Nazareno would lose the fight by unanimous decision after twelve rounds, ending his streak of eight straight wins, and giving Tinampay a second successful defense of his title. Nazareno would win his next two fights, including a fourth-round stoppage of [[Koji Numata]] in Japan in his first fight outside the Philippines, before having a rematch against Tinampay, nine months after their first fight. Coming into their rematch, Tinampay had lost two straight fights, both fights outside the Philippines, but like their previous match, Nazareno would lose again, this time by split decision. Nazareno would win his next fight before losing a lop-sided decision to [[Aslanbek Kozaev]] in Russia, dropping his record to 12-4 (8 KOs).

			Nazareno would knock out [[Joel Dela Cruz]] in two rounds in his next fight before challenging then-[[PABA]] Light Welterweight Champion [[Manfa Luksaikongdin]] in Thailand, for his title. The Thai had previously made seven successful defenses of the title, but in an upset, would lose his title to Nazareno by stoppage through six rounds. Nazareno would return to Thailand about three months later, looking to repeat his success against former two-time world title challenger [[Prawet Singwancha]] in a battle for the [[WBC]] International Light Welterweight Title, being held by the Thai. Nazareno would lose by a unanimous decision through twelve rounds, although he did knockdown the Thai in round three.

			Nazareno would then go 3-5 in his next eight fights, with four of those losses coming in fights outside the Philippines. Nazareno would lose a close battle in Mexico against [[Luis Fernando Uribe]]. He also lost two decisions against [[Teerachai Kratingdaenggym]] in Thailand. Nazareno knocked down the Thai once in their first fight but went on to have no success at all in their rematch. In his latest fight, Nazareno was stopped for only the second time in his career, a second-round stoppage loss to [[Min-Wook Kim]] in South Korea for the OPBF Light Welterweight Title.

			== Career Factoids ==
			*Has a record of 2-6 (2 KOs) in fights outside his native Philippines.

	== Regional & Minor Titles ==		== Regional & Minor Titles ==
	*[[World Professional Boxing Federation]] Asia-Pacific Welterweight Title (September 2012)		*[[World Professional Boxing Federation]] Asia-Pacific Welterweight Title (September 2012)
			*Philippines Luzon Professional Boxing Association ([[LuzProBA]]) Welterweight Title (March 2011)
	*[[PABA]] Light Welterweight Title (September 2010)		*[[PABA]] Light Welterweight Title (September 2010)

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	== Regional & Minor Titles ==		== Regional & Minor Titles ==
	* ~~Vacant~~ [[World Professional Boxing Federation]] Asia-Pacific Welterweight Title (September 2012)		*[[World Professional Boxing Federation]] Asia-Pacific Welterweight Title (September 2012)
	* [[PABA]] Light Welterweight Title (September 2010)		*[[PABA]] Light Welterweight Title (September 2010)

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	== Regional & Minor Titles ==		== Regional & Minor Titles ==
			* Vacant [[World Professional Boxing Federation]] Asia-Pacific Welterweight Title (September 2012)
	* [[PABA]] Light Welterweight Title (September 2010)		* [[PABA]] Light Welterweight Title (September 2010)

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	== Regional & Minor Titles ==		== Regional & Minor Titles ==
	*[[PABA]] Light Welterweight Title (September 2010)		* [[PABA]] Light Welterweight Title (September 2010)

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	== Regional & Minor Titles ==		== Regional & Minor Titles ==
	* [[PABA]] Light Welterweight Title (September 2010)		*[[PABA]] Light Welterweight Title (September 2010)

Pinoyprodigy95: /* Regional & Minor Titles */

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	== Regional & Minor Titles ==		== Regional & Minor Titles ==
	* [[PABA]] Light Welterweight Title (2010)		* [[PABA]] Light Welterweight Title (September 2010)

Pinoyprodigy95 at 03:06, 25 July 2011

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	== Minor Titles ~~Won~~ ==
	* [[PABA]] Light Welterweight		== Regional & Minor Titles ==
			* [[PABA]] Light Welterweight Title (2010)

Emaster: moved Dan Nazareno Jr to Dan Nazareno Jr.

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moved Dan Nazareno Jr to Dan Nazareno Jr.

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