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Blue at 19:43, 29 August 2014

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   Promoter: Cotto Promotions / Top Rank / H2 Entertainment TV: UniMas
 == REPORT ==
   Verdejo Routs Bravo; Lopez Tops Castañeda In War[[http://www.boxingscene.com/verdejo-routs-bravo-lopez-tops-castenada-war--81134#ixzz3BoCEj3No]]
   By Jake Donovan; BoxingScene Last update:  8/26/2014

Blue at 19:22, 29 August 2014

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	evening’s co-feature bout. Verdejo headlined the show—which was co-promoted by Top Rank and Promociones Miguel Cotto—scoring		evening’s co-feature bout. Verdejo headlined the show—which was co-promoted by Top Rank and Promociones Miguel Cotto—scoring
	an eight-round shutout win over Oscar Bravo to roll to 14-0 (10KOs).		an eight-round shutout win over Oscar Bravo to roll to 14-0 (10KOs).

			Plagada de errores la reyerta de Wonder Boy y Castañeda [http://www.elnuevodia.com/plagadadeerroreslareyertadewonderboyycastaneda-1839859.html]
			Por José A. Sánchez Fournier; El Nuevo Dia 23 de agosto de 2014 6:29 p.m.
			La emocionante pelea entre el boricua José ‘Wonder Boy’ López y el mexicano Roberto Castañeda
			estuvo plagada de irregularidades, encabezadas por la aparente intromisión indebida del veterano
			comisionado y asesor ‘senior’ de la Comisión de Boxeo Profesional de Puerto Rico (Cbppr) José
			‘Toto’ Peñagarícano.
			La pelea coestelarizó el cartel del 24 de agosto en el coliseo Héctor Solá Bezares de Caguas y
			la ganó López por decisión mayoritaria de 74-72, 74-72 y 73-73.
			Uno de los jueces, César Ramos, le indicó a este diario que Peñagarícano se le acercó a mediados
			del sexto asalto y le exigió que cambiara su votación del violento primer asalto, en el que
			Castañeda cayó una vez antes de derribar a López en cuatro ocasiones.
			Pero esa no fue la única controversia durante el duelo. Lo siguiente es un resumen detallado de
			las otras irregularidades durante el pleito López vs. Castañeda.
			Round 1 - Luego de que Castañeda derribó por cuarta ocasión a López, justo antes de la campana,
			el boricua se fue a su esquina y se sentó. El árbitro Roberto Ramírez, padre le contó por la
			caída legal, erradamente mientras López permanecía sentado y era atendido por su equipo durante
			el minuto de descanso.
			1:33 - Eso duró el ‘minuto’ de descanso entre el primer y segundo asalto, luego que López
			llegara prácticamente noqueado a su esquina tras ser derribado cuatro veces por Castañeda.
			Round 6 - Tras iniciar este asalto, en el vídeo de la pelea se observa a Peñagarícano caminando
			hasta el puesto de Ramos, al otro extremo del lugar de la comisión, tocarle un hombro, y
			comenzar a hablarle. Allí, y mientras López y Castañeda arriesgan sus vidas en una violenta
			lucha, Peñagarícano le habla por espacio de al menos 45 segundos al juez en plena función
			oficial. Ramírez parece responder en par de ocasiones. Restado 1:01 del episodio, se observa a
			Peñagarícano acercarse al juez José Roberto Torres de manera similar.
			Round 8 - Al comenzar el asalto Ramírez detiene la acción y ordena al equipo del exhausto López
			a que seque su esquina. Luego lleva al boricua ante, no uno, sino dos médicos, Rosilvia Muñiz y
			Raúl Casas, para que lo examinen. Esto a pesar de que López no estaba cortado, ni sangraba ni
			tenía inflamación grave en el rostro. Los galenos pasan un largo rato examinando al púgil, antes
			de decirle a Ramírez que le permita seguir peleando.
			En total, López, que terminó el séptimo capítulo malamente cansado y sacudido, recibió 50
			segundos adicionales de descanso antes de comenzar el octavo y último asalto.

Blue at 19:01, 29 August 2014

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   Promoter: Cotto Promotions / Top Rank / H2 Entertainment TV: UniMas
 == REPORT ==
   YA LAS PAGINAS EN INGLES SACANDO LA NOTA DE CORRUPCION EN ROBA RICO

Blue at 11:34, 28 August 2014

2014-08-28T11:34:44Z

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	== REPORT ==		== REPORT ==

			YA LAS PAGINAS EN INGLES SACANDO LA NOTA DE CORRUPCION EN ROBA RICO
			Publicado: ‎08-25-2014 09:13 PM [http://foro.univision.com/t5/Boxeo/YA-LAS-PAGINAS-EN-INGLES-SACANDO-LA-NOTA-DE-CORRUPCION-EN-ROBA/m-p/508549966]
			Jose ‘Wonder Boy’ Lopez and Roberto Castañeda waged war on August 16, in a bout featuring multiple knockdowns, point
			deductions and scorecards that–while reflecting the proper winner–didn’t quite add up to what took place in the ring.
			An ongoing investigation being conducted by the Association of Professional Boxing Officials has revealed that
			tampering may have been involved with the scorecards from the aforementioned super bantamweight bout, in which Lopez
			escaped with a majority decision.
			The three judges–Cesar Ramos, Jose Roberto Torres and Carlos Colon–are being asked for official statements,
			questioning whether or not the official scorecards were manipulated. Accusations have surfaced involving Puerto Rico
			Professional Boxing Commission (PRPBC) longtime commissioner Jose ‘Toto’ Peñagarícano, whose alleged actions could
			lead to a suspension if not outright removal of his current position.
			The August 16 bout featured five official knockdowns, or so the official scorecards reflected.
			According to the in-ring calls made by referee Roberto Ramirez Sr. – who heads the Professional Boxing Officials
			organization in Puerto Rico and is assisting in the investigation–Castañeda was dropped in each of the first three
			rounds, while Lopez appeared to have been dropped a total of four times in round one. The last knockdown in the round
			came just before the bell, at which point Lopez quickly arose and raced to his stool in hopes of avoiding a knockdown
			call. Ramirez Sr. was on the ball, even going so far as to issue a “sitting eight count,” offering the mandatory count
			while Lopez was on his stool during the one-minute rest period between rounds.
			The round was scored 10-7 by all three judges, claiming that the fight could be not scored any lower. Under the unified
			rules from the Association of Boxing Commissions (ABC) – under which the Professional Boxing Commission of Puerto Rico
			serves – rounds are to be scored in accordance with the official in-ring rulings of the referee in charge. Because Lopez
			was dropped four times and Castañeda once, the round could have been scored 10-6 by all three judges if fought under ABC
			rules. Had that been the case, Castañeda would have escaped with a majority draw rather than a loss, with a winning
			tally on one of the three scorecards. Instead, the final cards of 74-72 (twice) in favor of Lopez and 73-73 allowed the
			Puerto Rican prospect to escape with his unbeaten record still intact.

			According to an interview with El Nuevo Dia, judge César Ramos came forward and admitted that the ringside judges were
			approached by Peñagarícano to change their opening round scorecards from 10-7 to 9-7.
			Where confusion sets in is to the degree of manipulation that was applied.
			Ramos claims that while and judge Jose Roberto Torres failed to comply with the illegal request, judge Carlos Colón
			reluctantly wilted and changed his score.
			The official scorecards read by ring announcer Lupe Contreras via open scoring after four rounds had Lopez ahead 36-35
			on the cards of Ramos and Torres, and 36-34 on Colón’s card. A video replay of the fight shows Peñagaricano approaching
			the other two judges during the 6th round, though there is no confirmation beyond hearsay of the conversation that took
			place. However, the master score sheet as submitted to the PRPBC shows that Lopez was ahead 36-34 through four rounds,
			suggesting the opening round scoring was ultimately altered on all three cards.
			The PRPBC is awaiting a full report from the Association of Professional Boxing Officials–to include statements from all
			three ringside judges–before making a final decision.
			Allegations stemming from the fight come just months after Peñagaricano was honored by the Puerto Rico Sports and
			Recreation Department during its annual awards ceremony. Peñagaricano was recognized for more than four decades of
			volunteer service in his non-paying role as a commissioner. The same awards ceremonies honored Miguel Cotto–whose lead
			adviser is Gaby Peñagaricano, Jose’s son–as its Fighter of the Year and Felix Verdejo as the island’s Prospect of the Year.
			Both were directly involved with the August 16 show, though not at all involved in any of the controversy surrounding the
			evening’s co-feature bout. Verdejo headlined the show—which was co-promoted by Top Rank and Promociones Miguel Cotto—scoring
			an eight-round shutout win over Oscar Bravo to roll to 14-0 (10KOs).

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2014-08-15T20:49:22Z

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== PROMO ==
Weights from Caguas, Puerto Rico[http://www.fightnews.com/Boxing/weights-from-caguas-puerto-rico-8-256855]
Photos: Cotto Promotions August 15th, 2014
Felix Verdejo 133 vs. Oscar Bravo 133 (WBC FECARBOX super bantamweight title)
José López 120 vs. Roberto Castañeda 121
Alberto Machado 127 vs. Eliezer Agosto 126
Rashidi Ellis 148 vs. Joanthony Vazquez 149
Christopher Diaz 126 vs. Reggie Santiago 125
Freddy Ortiz 122 vs. José Roman 123
Jose Martinez 119 vs. Luis Ortiz 120
Miguel Canino 139 vs. Jose Padilla 141
Gustavo Sosa 139 vs. Mike Eraso 139
Venue: Hector Sola Bezares Coliseum in Caguas, P.R.
Promoter: Cotto Promotions / Top Rank / H2 Entertainment TV: UniMas
== REPORT ==