Solo Boxeo - Revision history

Slugger at 10:30, 22 May 2020

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	The series is devoted to the broadcast of live fight cards featuring Hispanic boxers, most frequently those promoted by [[Top Rank Boxing\|Top Rank Incorporated]] and, in recent years, [[Golden Boy Promotions]]. Top Rank was a key supplier of fights for the show for many years, but Golden Boy is at present the exclusive promoter of ''Solo Boxeo''-aired cards.		The series is devoted to the broadcast of live fight cards featuring Hispanic boxers, most frequently those promoted by [[Top Rank Boxing\|Top Rank Incorporated]] and, in recent years, [[Golden Boy Promotions]]. Top Rank was a key supplier of fights for the show for many years, but Golden Boy is at present the exclusive promoter of ''Solo Boxeo''-aired cards.

	''Solo Boxeo'' debuted in August 2000 on Telefutura's parent network, Univision~~, and originally ran only for one hour~~. When the Telefutura network first went on the air in January 2002, the series was expanded to a two-hour format and transferred from Univision to Telefutura.		''Solo Boxeo'' debuted in August 2000 as a one-hour Sunday afternoon show on Telefutura's parent network, Univision. When the Telefutura network first went on the air in January 2002, the series was expanded to a two-hour format into a Friday night time slot and transferred from Univision to Telefutura.

	From 2000 to 2008, the primary commentators and hosts of the show were [[Ricardo Celis]] and [[Bernardo Osuna]]. Former 140-pound contender [[Ahmed Santos]] also frequently appeared as a commentator and interviewer. [[Lupe Contreras]] served as ring announcer.		From 2000 to 2008, the primary commentators and hosts of the show were [[Ricardo Celis]] and [[Bernardo Osuna]]. Former 140-pound contender [[Ahmed Santos]] also frequently appeared as a commentator and interviewer. [[Lupe Contreras]] served as ring announcer.

			''Solo Boxeo'' has given numerous Hispanic fighters exposure on their way to greater stardom; fighters such as standouts [[Miguel Cotto]], [[Antonio Margarito]], [[Juan Manuel Marquez]], [[Rafael Marquez]], [[Juan Diaz]] and [[Kermit Cintron]] all fought on ''Solo Boxeo''. Even some non-Hispanic fighters have been featured including [[Kelly Pavlik]] - before he became middleweight champion. [https://www.espn.com/sports/boxing/news/story?id=3689786]

	Notable bouts that have been broadcast on the show include the 2003 [[WBC]] lightweight [[Fight:629991\|title fight]] between [[Jesus Chavez]] and [[Sirimongkol Singwancha]], in which Chavez captured his first world title, the 2004 [[WBA]] super flyweight [[Fight:851162\|title bout]] between [[Martin Castillo]] and [[Alexander Munoz]], in which Munoz, fighting for the first time in North America, was handed his first defeat, and the January 2006 [[Antonio Escalante vs. Jose Andres Hernandez\|encounter]] between [[Antonio Escalante]] and [[Jose Andres Hernandez]], considered by some to be among the best bouts fought that year.		Notable bouts that have been broadcast on the show include the 2003 [[WBC]] lightweight [[Fight:629991\|title fight]] between [[Jesus Chavez]] and [[Sirimongkol Singwancha]], in which Chavez captured his first world title, the 2004 [[WBA]] super flyweight [[Fight:851162\|title bout]] between [[Martin Castillo]] and [[Alexander Munoz]], in which Munoz, fighting for the first time in North America, was handed his first defeat, and the January 2006 [[Antonio Escalante vs. Jose Andres Hernandez\|encounter]] between [[Antonio Escalante]] and [[Jose Andres Hernandez]], considered by some to be among the best bouts fought that year.

	''Solo Boxeo'' went off the air December 2008. According to contemporary reports, the show was still quite popular, but Univision considered the cost of continuing the series at that time prohibitively high. [~~http~~://~~sports~~.espn~~.go~~.com/sports/boxing/news/story?id=3689786] On March 15, 2010, Telefutura and Golden Boy Promotions announced that ''Solo Boxeo'' would return to the air on April 30, 2010. [http://www.fightnews.com/?p=39897]		''Solo Boxeo'' went off the air December 2008. According to contemporary reports, the show was still quite popular, but Univision considered the cost of continuing the series at that time prohibitively high. [https://www.espn.com/sports/boxing/news/story?id=3689786] On March 15, 2010, Telefutura and Golden Boy Promotions announced that ''Solo Boxeo'' would return to the air on April 30, 2010. [http://www.fightnews.com/?p=39897]

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==

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	'''Solo Boxeo''' ("Just Boxing") is a weekly television series that has aired on both the Spanish-language [[Univision]] and [[Telefutura]] networks. From 2007 onward, the show as a whole has been sponsored by Cerveza Tecate and formally known as ''Solo Boxeo Tecate''. (Prior to this, the show was sponsored by the Miller Brewing Company and called ''Solo Boxeo de Miller,'' or "Miller's ''Solo Boxeo''.")		'''Solo Boxeo''' ("Just Boxing") is a weekly television series that has aired on both the Spanish-language [[Univision]] and [[Telefutura]] networks. From 2007 onward, the show as a whole has been sponsored by Cerveza Tecate and formally known as ''Solo Boxeo Tecate''. (Prior to this, the show was sponsored by the Miller Brewing Company and called ''Solo Boxeo de Miller,'' or "Miller's ''Solo Boxeo''.")

Super Human Power at 01:23, 16 March 2010

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	Notable bouts that have been broadcast on the show include the 2003 [[WBC]] lightweight [[Fight:629991\|title fight]] between [[Jesus Chavez]] and [[Sirimongkol Singwancha]], in which Chavez captured his first world title, the 2004 [[WBA]] super flyweight [[Fight:851162\|title bout]] between [[Martin Castillo]] and [[Alexander Munoz]], in which Munoz, fighting for the first time in North America, was handed his first defeat, and the January 2006 [[Antonio Escalante vs. Jose Andres Hernandez\|encounter]] between [[Antonio Escalante]] and [[Jose Andres Hernandez]], considered by some to be among the best bouts fought that year.		Notable bouts that have been broadcast on the show include the 2003 [[WBC]] lightweight [[Fight:629991\|title fight]] between [[Jesus Chavez]] and [[Sirimongkol Singwancha]], in which Chavez captured his first world title, the 2004 [[WBA]] super flyweight [[Fight:851162\|title bout]] between [[Martin Castillo]] and [[Alexander Munoz]], in which Munoz, fighting for the first time in North America, was handed his first defeat, and the January 2006 [[Antonio Escalante vs. Jose Andres Hernandez\|encounter]] between [[Antonio Escalante]] and [[Jose Andres Hernandez]], considered by some to be among the best bouts fought that year.

	''Solo Boxeo'' went off the air December 2008. According to contemporary reports, the show was still quite popular, but Univision considered the cost of continuing the series at that time prohibitively high. [http://sports.espn.go.com/sports/boxing/news/story?id=3689786] On March 15, ~~2009~~, Telefutura and Golden Boy Promotions announced that ''Solo Boxeo'' would return to the air on April 30, 2010. [http://www.fightnews.com/?p=39897]		''Solo Boxeo'' went off the air December 2008. According to contemporary reports, the show was still quite popular, but Univision considered the cost of continuing the series at that time prohibitively high. [http://sports.espn.go.com/sports/boxing/news/story?id=3689786] On March 15, 2010, Telefutura and Golden Boy Promotions announced that ''Solo Boxeo'' would return to the air on April 30, 2010. [http://www.fightnews.com/?p=39897]

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==

Super Human Power: updating to note return to the air

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	'''Solo Boxeo''' ("Just Boxing") ~~was~~ a weekly television series that aired on the Spanish-language [[Univision]] and [[Telefutura]] networks ~~from August 2000 to December 2008~~. ~~During the last two years of its run~~, the show as a whole ~~was~~ sponsored by Cerveza Tecate and formally known as ''Solo Boxeo Tecate''. (Prior to this, the show was sponsored by the Miller Brewing Company and called "Solo Boxeo de Miller," or "Miller's ''Solo Boxeo''.")		'''Solo Boxeo''' ("Just Boxing") is a weekly television series that has aired on both the Spanish-language [[Univision]] and [[Telefutura]] networks. From 2007 onward, the show as a whole has been sponsored by Cerveza Tecate and formally known as ''Solo Boxeo Tecate''. (Prior to this, the show was sponsored by the Miller Brewing Company and called ''Solo Boxeo de Miller,'' or "Miller's ''Solo Boxeo''.")

	The series ~~was~~ devoted to the broadcast of live fight cards featuring Hispanic boxers, most frequently those promoted by [[Top Rank Boxing\|Top Rank Incorporated]] and, in ~~the show's final~~ years, [[Golden Boy Promotions]]. Top Rank was a key supplier of fights for the show for the ~~length~~ of ~~its run~~.		The series is devoted to the broadcast of live fight cards featuring Hispanic boxers, most frequently those promoted by [[Top Rank Boxing\|Top Rank Incorporated]] and, in recent years, [[Golden Boy Promotions]]. Top Rank was a key supplier of fights for the show for many years, but Golden Boy is at present the exclusive promoter of ''Solo Boxeo''-aired cards.

	''Solo Boxeo'' debuted in August 2000 on Telefutura's parent network, Univision, and originally ran only for one hour. When the Telefutura network first went on the air in January 2002, the series was expanded to a two-hour format and transferred from Univision to Telefutura~~, where it remained until its cancellation~~.		''Solo Boxeo'' debuted in August 2000 on Telefutura's parent network, Univision, and originally ran only for one hour. When the Telefutura network first went on the air in January 2002, the series was expanded to a two-hour format and transferred from Univision to Telefutura.

	~~The~~ primary commentators and hosts of the show were [[Ricardo Celis]] and [[Bernardo Osuna]]. Former 140-pound contender [[Ahmed Santos]] also frequently appeared as a commentator and interviewer. [[Lupe Contreras]] served as ring announcer.		From 2000 to 2008, the primary commentators and hosts of the show were [[Ricardo Celis]] and [[Bernardo Osuna]]. Former 140-pound contender [[Ahmed Santos]] also frequently appeared as a commentator and interviewer. [[Lupe Contreras]] served as ring announcer.

	Notable bouts that ~~were~~ broadcast on the show include the 2003 [[WBC]] lightweight [[Fight:629991\|title fight]] between [[Jesus Chavez]] and [[Sirimongkol Singwancha]], in which Chavez captured his first world title, the 2004 [[WBA]] super flyweight [[Fight:851162\|title bout]] between [[Martin Castillo]] and [[Alexander Munoz]], in which Munoz, fighting for the first time in North America, was handed his first defeat, and the January 2006 [[Antonio Escalante vs. Jose Andres Hernandez\|encounter]] between [[Antonio Escalante]] and [[Jose Andres Hernandez]], considered by some to be among the best bouts fought that year.		Notable bouts that have been broadcast on the show include the 2003 [[WBC]] lightweight [[Fight:629991\|title fight]] between [[Jesus Chavez]] and [[Sirimongkol Singwancha]], in which Chavez captured his first world title, the 2004 [[WBA]] super flyweight [[Fight:851162\|title bout]] between [[Martin Castillo]] and [[Alexander Munoz]], in which Munoz, fighting for the first time in North America, was handed his first defeat, and the January 2006 [[Antonio Escalante vs. Jose Andres Hernandez\|encounter]] between [[Antonio Escalante]] and [[Jose Andres Hernandez]], considered by some to be among the best bouts fought that year.

	''Solo Boxeo'' ~~was canceled in~~ December 2008. According to reports ~~at the time~~, the show was still quite popular, but Univision considered the cost of continuing the series prohibitively high. [http://sports.espn.go.com/sports/boxing/news/story?id=3689786]		''Solo Boxeo'' went off the air December 2008. According to contemporary reports, the show was still quite popular, but Univision considered the cost of continuing the series at that time prohibitively high. [http://sports.espn.go.com/sports/boxing/news/story?id=3689786] On March 15, 2009, Telefutura and Golden Boy Promotions announced that ''Solo Boxeo'' would return to the air on April 30, 2010. [http://www.fightnews.com/?p=39897]

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==

	~~Remembrances~~ of the series by producer [http://www.15rounds.com/producer-victor-bague-solo-boxeo-announcers-ricardo-celis-bernardo-osuna-a-big-part-of-our-success-121608/ Victor Bague], Top Rank matchmaker [http://www.15rounds.com/solo-boxeo-by-bruce-trampler-121708/ Bruce Trampler] and ring announcer [http://www.15rounds.com/ring-announcer-lupe-contreras-proud-of-solo-boxeo-121608/ Lupe Contreras]		Recollections of the series by producer [http://www.15rounds.com/producer-victor-bague-solo-boxeo-announcers-ricardo-celis-bernardo-osuna-a-big-part-of-our-success-121608/ Victor Bague], Top Rank matchmaker [http://www.15rounds.com/solo-boxeo-by-bruce-trampler-121708/ Bruce Trampler] and ring announcer [http://www.15rounds.com/ring-announcer-lupe-contreras-proud-of-solo-boxeo-121608/ Lupe Contreras]

	[[Category:Television Shows]]		[[Category:Television Shows]]

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	'''Solo Boxeo''' ("Just Boxing") is a weekly television series ~~currently airing~~ on the Spanish-language [[Telefutura]] ~~television network~~. As of ~~January 2007~~, the show as a whole is sponsored by Cerveza Tecate~~, so at present the full title of the show is~~ ''Solo Boxeo Tecate''. (Prior to this, the show was sponsored by the Miller Brewing Company and ~~known as~~ "Solo Boxeo de Miller," or "Miller's ''Solo Boxeo''.")		'''Solo Boxeo''' ("Just Boxing") was a weekly television series that aired on the Spanish-language [[Univision]] and [[Telefutura]] networks from August 2000 to December 2008. During the last two years of its run, the show as a whole was sponsored by Cerveza Tecate and formally known as ''Solo Boxeo Tecate''. (Prior to this, the show was sponsored by the Miller Brewing Company and called "Solo Boxeo de Miller," or "Miller's ''Solo Boxeo''.")

	The series is devoted to the broadcast of live fight cards featuring Hispanic boxers, most frequently those promoted by [[Top Rank Boxing\|Top Rank Incorporated]] and, ~~more recently~~, [[Golden Boy Promotions]]. Top Rank ~~has been~~ a key supplier of fights for the show ~~since~~ its ~~inception~~.		The series was devoted to the broadcast of live fight cards featuring Hispanic boxers, most frequently those promoted by [[Top Rank Boxing\|Top Rank Incorporated]] and, in the show's final years, [[Golden Boy Promotions]]. Top Rank was a key supplier of fights for the show for the length of its run.

	''Solo Boxeo'' debuted in August 2000 on Telefutura's parent network, [[Univision]], and originally ran only for one hour. When the Telefutura network first went on the air in January 2002, the series was expanded to a two-hour format and transferred from Univision to Telefutura, where it ~~has~~ remained ~~ever since~~.		''Solo Boxeo'' debuted in August 2000 on Telefutura's parent network, Univision, and originally ran only for one hour. When the Telefutura network first went on the air in January 2002, the series was expanded to a two-hour format and transferred from Univision to Telefutura, where it remained until its cancellation.

	The primary commentators and hosts of the show ~~are~~ [[Ricardo Celis]] and [[Bernardo Osuna]]. Former 140-pound contender [[Ahmed Santos]] also frequently ~~appears~~ as a commentator and interviewer. [[Lupe Contreras]] ~~serves~~ as ring announcer.		The primary commentators and hosts of the show were [[Ricardo Celis]] and [[Bernardo Osuna]]. Former 140-pound contender [[Ahmed Santos]] also frequently appeared as a commentator and interviewer. [[Lupe Contreras]] served as ring announcer.

	Notable bouts that ~~have been~~ broadcast on the show ~~in recent years~~ include the 2003 [[WBC]] lightweight [[Fight:629991\|title fight]] between [[Jesus Chavez]] and [[Sirimongkol Singwancha]], in which Chavez captured his first world title, the 2004 [[WBA]] super flyweight [[Fight:851162\|title bout]] between [[Martin Castillo]] and [[Alexander Munoz]], in which Munoz, fighting for the first time in North America, was handed his first defeat, and the January 2006 [[Antonio Escalante vs. Jose Andres Hernandez\|encounter]] between [[Antonio Escalante]] and [[Jose Andres Hernandez]], considered by some to be among the best bouts fought that year.		Notable bouts that were broadcast on the show include the 2003 [[WBC]] lightweight [[Fight:629991\|title fight]] between [[Jesus Chavez]] and [[Sirimongkol Singwancha]], in which Chavez captured his first world title, the 2004 [[WBA]] super flyweight [[Fight:851162\|title bout]] between [[Martin Castillo]] and [[Alexander Munoz]], in which Munoz, fighting for the first time in North America, was handed his first defeat, and the January 2006 [[Antonio Escalante vs. Jose Andres Hernandez\|encounter]] between [[Antonio Escalante]] and [[Jose Andres Hernandez]], considered by some to be among the best bouts fought that year.

	''Solo Boxeo'' ~~will be~~ canceled in December 2008.[http://sports.espn.go.com/sports/boxing/news/story?id=3689786]		''Solo Boxeo'' was canceled in December 2008. According to reports at the time, the show was still quite popular, but Univision considered the cost of continuing the series prohibitively high. [http://sports.espn.go.com/sports/boxing/news/story?id=3689786]

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==
	[http://www.~~univision~~.com/~~content~~/~~channel~~.~~jhtml?chid=6&schid=1611 Official site~~] ~~(in Spanish)~~
			Remembrances of the series by producer [http://www.15rounds.com/producer-victor-bague-solo-boxeo-announcers-ricardo-celis-bernardo-osuna-a-big-part-of-our-success-121608/ Victor Bague], Top Rank matchmaker [http://www.15rounds.com/solo-boxeo-by-bruce-trampler-121708/ Bruce Trampler] and ring announcer [http://www.15rounds.com/ring-announcer-lupe-contreras-proud-of-solo-boxeo-121608/ Lupe Contreras]

	[[Category:Television Shows]]		[[Category:Television Shows]]

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	Notable bouts that have been broadcast on the show in recent years include the 2003 [[WBC]] lightweight [[Fight:629991\|title fight]] between [[Jesus Chavez]] and [[Sirimongkol Singwancha]], in which Chavez captured his first world title, the 2004 [[WBA]] super flyweight [[Fight:851162\|title bout]] between [[Martin Castillo]] and [[Alexander Munoz]], in which Munoz, fighting for the first time in North America, was handed his first defeat, and the January 2006 [[Antonio Escalante vs. Jose Andres Hernandez\|encounter]] between [[Antonio Escalante]] and [[Jose Andres Hernandez]], considered by some to be among the best bouts fought that year.		Notable bouts that have been broadcast on the show in recent years include the 2003 [[WBC]] lightweight [[Fight:629991\|title fight]] between [[Jesus Chavez]] and [[Sirimongkol Singwancha]], in which Chavez captured his first world title, the 2004 [[WBA]] super flyweight [[Fight:851162\|title bout]] between [[Martin Castillo]] and [[Alexander Munoz]], in which Munoz, fighting for the first time in North America, was handed his first defeat, and the January 2006 [[Antonio Escalante vs. Jose Andres Hernandez\|encounter]] between [[Antonio Escalante]] and [[Jose Andres Hernandez]], considered by some to be among the best bouts fought that year.

			''Solo Boxeo'' will be canceled in December 2008.[http://sports.espn.go.com/sports/boxing/news/story?id=3689786]

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==

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	'''Solo Boxeo''' ("Just Boxing") is a weekly television series currently airing on the Spanish-language Telefutura television network. As of January 2007, the show as a whole is sponsored by Cerveza Tecate, so at present the full title of the show is ''Solo Boxeo Tecate''. (Prior to this, the show was sponsored by the Miller Brewing Company and known as "Solo Boxeo de Miller," or "Miller's ''Solo Boxeo''.")		'''Solo Boxeo''' ("Just Boxing") is a weekly television series currently airing on the Spanish-language [[Telefutura]] television network. As of January 2007, the show as a whole is sponsored by Cerveza Tecate, so at present the full title of the show is ''Solo Boxeo Tecate''. (Prior to this, the show was sponsored by the Miller Brewing Company and known as "Solo Boxeo de Miller," or "Miller's ''Solo Boxeo''.")

	The series is devoted to the broadcast of live fight cards featuring Hispanic boxers, most frequently those promoted by [[Top Rank Boxing\|Top Rank Incorporated]] and, more recently, [[Golden Boy Promotions]]. Top Rank has been a key supplier of fights for the show since its inception.		The series is devoted to the broadcast of live fight cards featuring Hispanic boxers, most frequently those promoted by [[Top Rank Boxing\|Top Rank Incorporated]] and, more recently, [[Golden Boy Promotions]]. Top Rank has been a key supplier of fights for the show since its inception.

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	'''''Solo Boxeo''''' ("Just Boxing") is a weekly television series currently airing on the Spanish-language Telefutura television network. As of January 2007, the show as a whole is sponsored by Cerveza Tecate, so at present the full title of the show is ''Solo Boxeo Tecate''. (Prior to this, the show was sponsored by the Miller Brewing Company and known as "Solo Boxeo de Miller," or "Miller's ''Solo Boxeo''.")		'''Solo Boxeo''' ("Just Boxing") is a weekly television series currently airing on the Spanish-language Telefutura television network. As of January 2007, the show as a whole is sponsored by Cerveza Tecate, so at present the full title of the show is ''Solo Boxeo Tecate''. (Prior to this, the show was sponsored by the Miller Brewing Company and known as "Solo Boxeo de Miller," or "Miller's ''Solo Boxeo''.")

	The series is devoted to the broadcast of live fight cards featuring Hispanic boxers, most frequently those promoted by [[Top Rank Boxing\|Top Rank Incorporated]] and, more recently, [[Golden Boy Promotions]]. Top Rank has been a key supplier of fights for the show since its inception.		The series is devoted to the broadcast of live fight cards featuring Hispanic boxers, most frequently those promoted by [[Top Rank Boxing\|Top Rank Incorporated]] and, more recently, [[Golden Boy Promotions]]. Top Rank has been a key supplier of fights for the show since its inception.

	''Solo Boxeo'' debuted in August 2000 on Telefutura's parent network, [[Univision]], and originally ran only for one hour. When the Telefutura network first went on the air in January 2002, the series was expanded to a two-hour format and transferred from Univision to Telefutura, where it has remained ever since.		''Solo Boxeo'' debuted in August 2000 on Telefutura's parent network, [[Univision]], and originally ran only for one hour. When the Telefutura network first went on the air in January 2002, the series was expanded to a two-hour format and transferred from Univision to Telefutura, where it has remained ever since.

	The primary commentators and hosts of the show are [[Ricardo Celis]] and [[Bernardo Osuna]]. Former 140-pound contender [[Ahmed Santos]] also frequently appears as a commentator and interviewer. [[Lupe Contreras]] serves as ring announcer.		The primary commentators and hosts of the show are [[Ricardo Celis]] and [[Bernardo Osuna]]. Former 140-pound contender [[Ahmed Santos]] also frequently appears as a commentator and interviewer. [[Lupe Contreras]] serves as ring announcer.

	Notable bouts that have been broadcast on the show in recent years include the 2003 [[WBC]] lightweight [[Fight:629991\|title fight]] between [[Jesus Chavez]] and [[Sirimongkol Singwancha]], in which Chavez captured his first world title, the 2004 [[WBA]] super flyweight [[Fight:851162\|title bout]] between [[Martin Castillo]] and [[Alexander Munoz]], in which Munoz, fighting for the first time in North America, was handed his first defeat, and the January 2006 [[Antonio Escalante vs. Jose Andres Hernandez\|encounter]] between [[~~Human:215212\|~~Antonio Escalante]] and [[Jose Andres Hernandez]], considered by some to be among the best bouts fought that year.		Notable bouts that have been broadcast on the show in recent years include the 2003 [[WBC]] lightweight [[Fight:629991\|title fight]] between [[Jesus Chavez]] and [[Sirimongkol Singwancha]], in which Chavez captured his first world title, the 2004 [[WBA]] super flyweight [[Fight:851162\|title bout]] between [[Martin Castillo]] and [[Alexander Munoz]], in which Munoz, fighting for the first time in North America, was handed his first defeat, and the January 2006 [[Antonio Escalante vs. Jose Andres Hernandez\|encounter]] between [[Antonio Escalante]] and [[Jose Andres Hernandez]], considered by some to be among the best bouts fought that year.

	[[Category:Television Shows~~\|Solo Boxeo~~]]		== External Links ==
			[http://www.univision.com/content/channel.jhtml?chid=6&schid=1611 Official site] (in Spanish)

			[[Category:Television Shows]]

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internal link

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	The primary commentators and hosts of the show are [[Ricardo Celis]] and [[Bernardo Osuna]]. Former 140-pound contender [[Ahmed Santos]] also frequently appears as a commentator and interviewer. [[Lupe Contreras]] serves as ring announcer.		The primary commentators and hosts of the show are [[Ricardo Celis]] and [[Bernardo Osuna]]. Former 140-pound contender [[Ahmed Santos]] also frequently appears as a commentator and interviewer. [[Lupe Contreras]] serves as ring announcer.

	Notable bouts that have been broadcast on the show in recent years include the 2003 [[WBC]] lightweight [[Fight:629991\|title fight]] between [[~~Jesús Chávez~~]] and [[Sirimongkol Singwancha]], in which Chavez captured his first world title, the 2004 [[WBA]] super flyweight [[Fight:851162\|title bout]] between [[Martin Castillo]] and [[Alexander Munoz]], in which Munoz, fighting for the first time in North America, was handed his first defeat, and the January 2006 [[Antonio Escalante vs. Jose Andres Hernandez\|encounter]] between [[Human:215212\|Antonio Escalante]] and [[Jose Andres Hernandez]], considered by some to be among the best bouts fought that year.		Notable bouts that have been broadcast on the show in recent years include the 2003 [[WBC]] lightweight [[Fight:629991\|title fight]] between [[Jesus Chavez]] and [[Sirimongkol Singwancha]], in which Chavez captured his first world title, the 2004 [[WBA]] super flyweight [[Fight:851162\|title bout]] between [[Martin Castillo]] and [[Alexander Munoz]], in which Munoz, fighting for the first time in North America, was handed his first defeat, and the January 2006 [[Antonio Escalante vs. Jose Andres Hernandez\|encounter]] between [[Human:215212\|Antonio Escalante]] and [[Jose Andres Hernandez]], considered by some to be among the best bouts fought that year.

	[[Category:Television Shows\|Solo Boxeo]]		[[Category:Television Shows\|Solo Boxeo]]

Rowdytimothy at 20:21, 8 December 2007

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	The primary commentators and hosts of the show are [[Ricardo Celis]] and [[Bernardo Osuna]]. Former 140-pound contender [[Ahmed Santos]] also frequently appears as a commentator and interviewer. [[Lupe Contreras]] serves as ring announcer.		The primary commentators and hosts of the show are [[Ricardo Celis]] and [[Bernardo Osuna]]. Former 140-pound contender [[Ahmed Santos]] also frequently appears as a commentator and interviewer. [[Lupe Contreras]] serves as ring announcer.

	Notable bouts that have been broadcast on the show in recent years include the 2003 [[WBC]] lightweight [[Fight:629991\|title fight]] between [[Jesús Chávez]] and [[Sirimongkol ~~Singwangcha~~]], in which Chavez captured his first world title, the 2004 [[WBA]] super flyweight [[Fight:851162\|title bout]] between [[Martin Castillo]] and [[Alexander Munoz]], in which Munoz, fighting for the first time in North America, was handed his first defeat, and the January 2006 [[Antonio Escalante vs. Jose Andres Hernandez\|encounter]] between [[Human:215212\|Antonio Escalante]] and [[Jose Andres Hernandez]], considered by some to be among the best bouts fought that year.		Notable bouts that have been broadcast on the show in recent years include the 2003 [[WBC]] lightweight [[Fight:629991\|title fight]] between [[Jesús Chávez]] and [[Sirimongkol Singwancha]], in which Chavez captured his first world title, the 2004 [[WBA]] super flyweight [[Fight:851162\|title bout]] between [[Martin Castillo]] and [[Alexander Munoz]], in which Munoz, fighting for the first time in North America, was handed his first defeat, and the January 2006 [[Antonio Escalante vs. Jose Andres Hernandez\|encounter]] between [[Human:215212\|Antonio Escalante]] and [[Jose Andres Hernandez]], considered by some to be among the best bouts fought that year.

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