Rodel Mayol - Revision history

Pinoyprodigy95: /* Professional Record */

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Professional Record

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	==Professional Record==		==Professional Record==
	*Has a record of 1-5-2 (1 KO) in world title fights.		*Has a record of 1-5-2 (1 KO) in world title fights.
	*Has a record of 2-6-2 (1 KO) against former or current world ~~titlists.~~		*Has a record of 2-6-2 (1 KO) against former or current world champions:
	**Won against [[Edgar Sosa]] and [[Julio Cesar Miranda]].		**Won against [[Edgar Sosa]] and [[Julio Cesar Miranda]].
	**Lost against [[Eagle Den Junlaphan]], [[Ulises Solis]], [[Adrian Hernandez]], [[Ivan Calderon]], [[Omar Nino Romero]], and [[Juan Carlos Sanchez Jr.]].		**Lost against [[Eagle Den Junlaphan]], [[Ulises Solis]], [[Adrian Hernandez]], [[Ivan Calderon]], [[Omar Nino Romero]], and [[Juan Carlos Sanchez Jr.]].

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	*Has a record of 11-6-2 (8 KOs) in fights outside his native Philippines.		*Has a record of 11-6-2 (8 KOs) in fights outside his native Philippines.

	== Regional & Minor Titles ==		==Regional & Minor Titles==
	*Philippines ~~Games & Amusement Board~~ (~~[[GAB]]~~) ~~Light Flyweight Title (August 2008)~~		*Philippines Boxing Federation (PBF) Minimumweight Title (December 2000; 0 defenses)
	*[[OPBF]] Minimumweight Title (December ~~2003~~)		*Philippines Games & Amusement Board ([[GAB]]) Minimumweight Title (August 2002-December 2003; 1 defense)
	*Philippines Games & Amusement Board ([[GAB]]) Minimumweight Title (August 2002 - December 2003)		*[[OPBF]] Minimumweight Title (December 2003; 3 defenses)
	*Philippines Games & Amusement Board ([[GAB]]) ~~Minimumweight~~ Title (~~December 2000~~)		*Philippines Games & Amusement Board ([[GAB]]) Light Flyweight Title (August 2008; 0 defenses)

	== World Titles ==		==World Titles==
	*[[WBC]] Light Flyweight Title		*[[WBC]] World Light Flyweight Title (November 2009-June 2010; 1 defense)

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Pinoyprodigy95: /* Career Factoids */

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Career Factoids

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	Once again Mayol proved to everyone that he can mix it up with the champion banging him and almost decking the champ. But he was caught with a picture perfect left hook which sent him to the canvas for the count. It was a very frustrating loss for Mayol. What people didn't know was that Mayol had to undergo hell before that match. First, he had no sparring partner. He only sparred with Filipino [[Mercito Gesta]], which was too much for a 108 lbs fighter like Mayol (Gesta was 133 lbs). Secondly, they were basically abandoned by his Japanese manager. Koncz was just a matchmaker so they basically had to look out for their own training. Homer Sayson, a famous columnist, said that sometimes they only ate once a day and they had to walk from their apartment to the gym. In the end, Mayol was malnourished and was not in good shape when he fought Solis. With the loss, the Philippine Boxing Media basically wrote him off until [[Manny Pacquiao]] came to his rescue and bought his contract from his Japanese manager.		Once again Mayol proved to everyone that he can mix it up with the champion banging him and almost decking the champ. But he was caught with a picture perfect left hook which sent him to the canvas for the count. It was a very frustrating loss for Mayol. What people didn't know was that Mayol had to undergo hell before that match. First, he had no sparring partner. He only sparred with Filipino [[Mercito Gesta]], which was too much for a 108 lbs fighter like Mayol (Gesta was 133 lbs). Secondly, they were basically abandoned by his Japanese manager. Koncz was just a matchmaker so they basically had to look out for their own training. Homer Sayson, a famous columnist, said that sometimes they only ate once a day and they had to walk from their apartment to the gym. In the end, Mayol was malnourished and was not in good shape when he fought Solis. With the loss, the Philippine Boxing Media basically wrote him off until [[Manny Pacquiao]] came to his rescue and bought his contract from his Japanese manager.

	== ~~Career Factoids~~ ==		==Professional Record==
	*Has a record of 1-5-2 (1 KO) in ~~World Title~~ fights.		*Has a record of 1-5-2 (1 KO) in world title fights.
	*Has a record of 2-6-2 (1 KO) against former or current world titlists.		*Has a record of 2-6-2 (1 KO) against former or current world titlists.
	**Won against [[Edgar Sosa]] and [[Julio Cesar Miranda]].		**Won against [[Edgar Sosa]] and [[Julio Cesar Miranda]].
	**Lost against [[Eagle Den Junlaphan]], [[Ulises Solis]], [[Adrian Hernandez]], [[Ivan Calderon]], [[Omar Nino Romero]], and [[Juan Carlos Sanchez Jr.]].		**Lost against [[Eagle Den Junlaphan]], [[Ulises Solis]], [[Adrian Hernandez]], [[Ivan Calderon]], [[Omar Nino Romero]], and [[Juan Carlos Sanchez Jr.]].
	**Drew against Ivan Calderon and Omar Nino Romero.		**Drew against [[Ivan Calderon]] and [[Omar Nino Romero]].
	*Has a record of 11-6-2 (8 KOs) in fights outside his native Philippines.		*Has a record of 11-6-2 (8 KOs) in fights outside his native Philippines.

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Career Factoids

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	== Career Factoids ==		== Career Factoids ==
	*Has a record of 1-4-2 (1 KO) in World Title fights.		*Has a record of 1-5-2 (1 KO) in World Title fights.
	*Has a record of 2-5-2 (1 KO) against former or current world titlists.		*Has a record of 2-6-2 (1 KO) against former or current world titlists.
	**Won against [[Edgar Sosa]] and [[Julio Cesar Miranda]].		**Won against [[Edgar Sosa]] and [[Julio Cesar Miranda]].
	**Lost against [[Eagle Den Junlaphan]], [[Ulises Solis]], [[Adrian Hernandez]], [[Ivan Calderon]], ~~and~~ [[Omar Nino Romero]].		**Lost against [[Eagle Den Junlaphan]], [[Ulises Solis]], [[Adrian Hernandez]], [[Ivan Calderon]], [[Omar Nino Romero]], and [[Juan Carlos Sanchez Jr.]].
	**Drew against Ivan Calderon and Omar Nino Romero.		**Drew against Ivan Calderon and Omar Nino Romero.
	*Has a record of 11-5-2 (8 KOs) in fights outside his native Philippines.		*Has a record of 11-6-2 (8 KOs) in fights outside his native Philippines.

	== Regional & Minor Titles ==		== Regional & Minor Titles ==

Pinoyprodigy95 at 23:58, 4 September 2012

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	'''Trainer:''' [[Brix Flores]] (former)		'''Trainer:''' [[Brix Flores]] (former)

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	Once again Mayol proved to everyone that he can mix it up with the champion banging him and almost decking the champ. But he was caught with a picture perfect left hook which sent him to the canvas for the count. It was a very frustrating loss for Mayol. What people didn't know was that Mayol had to undergo hell before that match. First, he had no sparring partner. He only sparred with Filipino [[Mercito Gesta]], which was too much for a 108 lbs fighter like Mayol (Gesta was 133 lbs). Secondly, they were basically abandoned by his Japanese manager. Koncz was just a matchmaker so they basically had to look out for their own training. Homer Sayson, a famous columnist, said that sometimes they only ate once a day and they had to walk from their apartment to the gym. In the end, Mayol was malnourished and was not in good shape when he fought Solis. With the loss, the Philippine Boxing Media basically wrote him off until [[Manny Pacquiao]] came to his rescue and bought his contract from his Japanese manager.		Once again Mayol proved to everyone that he can mix it up with the champion banging him and almost decking the champ. But he was caught with a picture perfect left hook which sent him to the canvas for the count. It was a very frustrating loss for Mayol. What people didn't know was that Mayol had to undergo hell before that match. First, he had no sparring partner. He only sparred with Filipino [[Mercito Gesta]], which was too much for a 108 lbs fighter like Mayol (Gesta was 133 lbs). Secondly, they were basically abandoned by his Japanese manager. Koncz was just a matchmaker so they basically had to look out for their own training. Homer Sayson, a famous columnist, said that sometimes they only ate once a day and they had to walk from their apartment to the gym. In the end, Mayol was malnourished and was not in good shape when he fought Solis. With the loss, the Philippine Boxing Media basically wrote him off until [[Manny Pacquiao]] came to his rescue and bought his contract from his Japanese manager.

			== Career Factoids ==
			*Has a record of 1-4-2 (1 KO) in World Title fights.
			*Has a record of 2-5-2 (1 KO) against former or current world titlists.
			**Won against [[Edgar Sosa]] and [[Julio Cesar Miranda]].
			**Lost against [[Eagle Den Junlaphan]], [[Ulises Solis]], [[Adrian Hernandez]], [[Ivan Calderon]], and [[Omar Nino Romero]].
			**Drew against Ivan Calderon and Omar Nino Romero.
			*Has a record of 11-5-2 (8 KOs) in fights outside his native Philippines.

	== Regional & Minor Titles ==		== Regional & Minor Titles ==
	*Philippines Games & Amusement Board ([[GAB]]) Light Flyweight Title (2008)		*Philippines Games & Amusement Board ([[GAB]]) Light Flyweight Title (August 2008)
	*[[OPBF]] Minimumweight Title (~~2004~~)		*[[OPBF]] Minimumweight Title (December 2003)
	*Philippines Games & Amusement Board ([[GAB]]) Minimumweight Title (~~2000,~~ 2002 - 2003)		*Philippines Games & Amusement Board ([[GAB]]) Minimumweight Title (August 2002 - December 2003)
			*Philippines Games & Amusement Board ([[GAB]]) Minimumweight Title (December 2000)

	== World Titles ==		== World Titles ==

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	'''Manager:''' [[Manny Pacquiao]]		'''Manager:''' [[Manny Pacquiao]]
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