Fight:834465 - Revision history

Bobby mazzoni: Redirected page to Roberto Vasquez vs. Freddy Beleno

2011-05-03T16:28:43Z

Redirected page to Roberto Vasquez vs. Freddy Beleno

← Older revision		Revision as of 16:28, 3 May 2011
Line 1:		Line 1:
	~~<fight>834465</fight>~~		#REDIRECT [[ Roberto Vasquez vs. Freddy Beleno]]


	~~''Vasquez defeats Beleño!'' By Christian Giudice~~

	~~Light flyweight contender~~ Roberto ~~"Araña"~~ Vasquez ~~shook off two injured hands to earn a 12-round unanimous decision over Venezuela's Fredy Beleño on Friday night at the Figale Convention Center in Fort Amador, Panama City.~~

	~~Two judges scored it 118-112, while another had it 118-110. Dedicating the bout to the beloved boxing trainer and former cornerman Celso Chavez Sr~~., who is suffering from cancer, Vasquez entered the arena with extra incentive and a heavy heart. Vasquez, ranked in the top three in the WBA, WBO and WBC, has dealt with hand problems in previous bouts, but never with such severity.

	~~Although~~ Beleno went down from a right hook early in the second round, he was able to survive on his feet the remainder of the fight. While Vasquez injured his right hand in the third round, four rounds later his left hand began to ache. Unable to put Beleno - who fell to 18-2 - away, Vasquez (17-1, 14 KOs) might have won another battle and learned more about himself in this fight than any of his previous bouts.

	"I don't know if it was his most difficult situation in his career, but it was definitely his most complicated," said manager Carlos González. "It was a very good lesson for him because now he knows how to handle those types of problems. He really handled the pain very well.
	"(Beleño) was very tough, took some very big shots and liked to come forward, so Roberto had to come out and box (due to his hand problems). Usually Roberto likes to go one-on-one in a brawl, but he basically had to move and outbox him for most of the fight."

	After hearing the news that WBA light fly champ Rosendo Alvarez already lost his title at the weigh-in yesterday, Vasquez's camp will be glued to tonight's bout between Alvarez-Beibis Mendoza. According to Gonzalez, an Alvarez victory could open the door for third-ranked Vasquez to face WBA's No.2 contender Pichitnoi Siriwat for the vacant title.

Ric: fight code; formatted

2006-11-03T21:36:19Z

fight code; formatted

← Older revision		Revision as of 21:36, 3 November 2006
Line 1:		Line 1:
	== Vasquez defeats Beleño! ==		<fight>834465</fight>
	~~October 2, 2004~~
	'''By Christian Giudice~~'''~~
			''Vasquez defeats Beleño!'' By Christian Giudice

	Light flyweight contender Roberto "Araña" Vasquez shook off two injured hands to earn a 12-round unanimous decision over Venezuela's Fredy Beleño on Friday night at the Figale Convention Center in Fort Amador, Panama City.		Light flyweight contender Roberto "Araña" Vasquez shook off two injured hands to earn a 12-round unanimous decision over Venezuela's Fredy Beleño on Friday night at the Figale Convention Center in Fort Amador, Panama City.

	Two judges scored it 118-112, while another had it 118-110. Dedicating the bout to the beloved boxing trainer and former cornerman Celso Chavez Sr., who is suffering from cancer, Vasquez entered the arena with extra incentive and a heavy heart. Vasquez, ranked in the top three in the WBA, WBO and WBC, has dealt with hand problems in previous bouts, but never with such severity.		Two judges scored it 118-112, while another had it 118-110. Dedicating the bout to the beloved boxing trainer and former cornerman Celso Chavez Sr., who is suffering from cancer, Vasquez entered the arena with extra incentive and a heavy heart. Vasquez, ranked in the top three in the WBA, WBO and WBC, has dealt with hand problems in previous bouts, but never with such severity.

	Although Beleno went down from a right hook early in the second round, he was able to survive on his feet the remainder of the fight. While Vasquez injured his right hand in the third round, four rounds later his left hand began to ache. Unable to put Beleno - who fell to 18-2 - away, Vasquez (17-1, 14 KOs) might have won another battle and learned more about himself in this fight than any of his previous bouts.		Although Beleno went down from a right hook early in the second round, he was able to survive on his feet the remainder of the fight. While Vasquez injured his right hand in the third round, four rounds later his left hand began to ache. Unable to put Beleno - who fell to 18-2 - away, Vasquez (17-1, 14 KOs) might have won another battle and learned more about himself in this fight than any of his previous bouts.

	"I don't know if it was his most difficult situation in his career, but it was definitely his most complicated," said manager Carlos González. "It was a very good lesson for him because now he knows how to handle those types of problems. He really handled the pain very well.		"I don't know if it was his most difficult situation in his career, but it was definitely his most complicated," said manager Carlos González. "It was a very good lesson for him because now he knows how to handle those types of problems. He really handled the pain very well.
	"(Beleño) was very tough, took some very big shots and liked to come forward, so Roberto had to come out and box (due to his hand problems). Usually Roberto likes to go one-on-one in a brawl, but he basically had to move and outbox him for most of the fight."		"(Beleño) was very tough, took some very big shots and liked to come forward, so Roberto had to come out and box (due to his hand problems). Usually Roberto likes to go one-on-one in a brawl, but he basically had to move and outbox him for most of the fight."

	After hearing the news that WBA light fly champ Rosendo Alvarez already lost his title at the weigh-in yesterday, Vasquez's camp will be glued to tonight's bout between Alvarez-Beibis Mendoza. According to Gonzalez, an Alvarez victory could open the door for third-ranked Vasquez to face WBA's No.2 contender Pichitnoi Siriwat for the vacant title.		After hearing the news that WBA light fly champ Rosendo Alvarez already lost his title at the weigh-in yesterday, Vasquez's camp will be glued to tonight's bout between Alvarez-Beibis Mendoza. According to Gonzalez, an Alvarez victory could open the door for third-ranked Vasquez to face WBA's No.2 contender Pichitnoi Siriwat for the vacant title.

Carlos at 20:49, 17 February 2005

2005-02-17T20:49:07Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 20:49, 17 February 2005
Line 1:		Line 1:
	== Vasquez defeats ~~Beleno~~! ==		== Vasquez defeats Beleño! ==
	October 2, 2004		October 2, 2004
	'''By Christian Giudice'''		'''By Christian Giudice'''

Carlos at 20:48, 17 February 2005

2005-02-17T20:48:49Z

New page

== Vasquez defeats Beleno! ==
October 2, 2004
'''By Christian Giudice'''

Light flyweight contender Roberto "Araña" Vasquez shook off two injured hands to earn a 12-round unanimous decision over Venezuela's Fredy Beleño on Friday night at the Figale Convention Center in Fort Amador, Panama City.
Two judges scored it 118-112, while another had it 118-110. Dedicating the bout to the beloved boxing trainer and former cornerman Celso Chavez Sr., who is suffering from cancer, Vasquez entered the arena with extra incentive and a heavy heart. Vasquez, ranked in the top three in the WBA, WBO and WBC, has dealt with hand problems in previous bouts, but never with such severity.
Although Beleno went down from a right hook early in the second round, he was able to survive on his feet the remainder of the fight. While Vasquez injured his right hand in the third round, four rounds later his left hand began to ache. Unable to put Beleno - who fell to 18-2 - away, Vasquez (17-1, 14 KOs) might have won another battle and learned more about himself in this fight than any of his previous bouts.
"I don't know if it was his most difficult situation in his career, but it was definitely his most complicated," said manager Carlos González. "It was a very good lesson for him because now he knows how to handle those types of problems. He really handled the pain very well.
"(Beleño) was very tough, took some very big shots and liked to come forward, so Roberto had to come out and box (due to his hand problems). Usually Roberto likes to go one-on-one in a brawl, but he basically had to move and outbox him for most of the fight."
After hearing the news that WBA light fly champ Rosendo Alvarez already lost his title at the weigh-in yesterday, Vasquez's camp will be glued to tonight's bout between Alvarez-Beibis Mendoza. According to Gonzalez, an Alvarez victory could open the door for third-ranked Vasquez to face WBA's No.2 contender Pichitnoi Siriwat for the vacant title.