Top Rank Boxing: Massive Undercard Supports Marquez vs. Pacquiao II

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Six world class fighters, with a combined record of 155-10-4 (81 KOs), and a winning percentage of 92%, in three compelling rumbles, highlight the highly anticipated pay-per-view card headlined by the Juan Manuel Marquez-Manny Pacquiao world title rematch.
WBO featherweight champion Steven Luevano (34-1, 15 KOs), from La Puente, Calif., will be making his second title defense since winning it last July. He captured the vacant title knocking out the previously undefeated Nicky Cook, (27-0, 15 KOs), in the 11th round of their fight in London.
Luevano successfully defended his title in November, winning a dominant unanimous decision over Antonio Davis (24-2, 12 KOs). Luevano will be making a mandatory title defense against No. 1 contender Terdsak Jandaeng (29-2, 19 KOs), from Thailand. Jandaeng enters the fight having won 11 of his last 12 bouts, over half by knockout.
NABO bantamweight champion Abner Mares, (15-0, 9 KOs), from Mexico, will be risking his undefeated record and No. 3 world rating when he defends his title against top 10 contender and former world title challenger Diosdado Gabi (30-3-1, 21 KOs), from The Philippines.
This will be Mares second title defense since winning it last year when he defeated former world champion Isidro Garcia, who retired on his stool in the seventh round. Gabi is riding a two-year four-bout winning streak with only one bout going the distance.

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13 Responses to “Top Rank Boxing: Massive Undercard Supports Marquez vs. Pacquiao II”

  1. Ozzy says on March 17th, 2008 at 12:12 am :

    I’d rather accept a label than imprisonment or death like you’d expect under true fascism. Be reasonable here

  2. Ulric says on March 17th, 2008 at 1:03 am :

    There’s a reason universities are often considered foreign soil.

  3. Danielle says on March 17th, 2008 at 1:53 am :

    However you like to justify it, the USA still manages to lock up more people than the PR China and 5 times ans many per Capita.But of course none of the USA’s prisoners are ‘political’

  4. Booker says on March 17th, 2008 at 2:44 am :

    That’s theory, not actuality. The actuality is, that if you have a job in media (and that apparently include’s Obama’s advisor) and you try to say something you’re not supposed to say, your access to said media is taken away from you. IE: you lose your job.I have heard it said that the level of mainstream media censorship in the US today isn’t that far from what used to be the case in the old USSR… which seems a little extreme, but the behaviour of the media after 9/11 is disgraceful and really, I wouldn’t be at all surprised.As an aside, and an example… can you find an uncensored version of “I’m fucking Matt Damon” on youtube?http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yVI8ULK3uhsBecause I can’t… and I find ‘bleeping’ to be serously fucking offensive because some uptight little cunt somewhere is deciding what I can’t hear.What do you reckon? #1? I don’t come from the US. I’m UK/NZ/EU/AUS - and as far as I can see, the censorship in the US is worse than anything that I’m used to.

  5. Jessamyn says on March 17th, 2008 at 3:34 am :

    The US is a Terrorist Nation from the perspective of other countries http://mrxfromplanetx.com/secret-governmentThe news is filtered in the US by the mainstream media, which is owned by corporations like GE, Microsoft, and Disney so you’re not going to hear too much about things they don’t want you to hear about.This next film should be requested at every local library.http://mrxfromplanetx.com/orwell-rolls-in-his-gravePeople could do screenings for the general public. Be sure to have your grandparents watch this video. The ones who get all their news from Fox, and MSNBC.

  6. Caitlyn says on March 17th, 2008 at 4:25 am :

    Most historians figure that the use of atomic bombs in Hiroshima and Nagasaki actually saved lives.

  7. Lily says on March 17th, 2008 at 5:16 am :

    The US is a terrorist nation. Also, I think George W. Bush should be killed. Oh yeah, and gesundheit.

  8. Leyton says on March 17th, 2008 at 6:06 am :

    Ahh…the common misconceptions. Please define “saying” in your comment. Because I can tell you that Chinese everyday are bashing their officials with the same frequency that all citizens do under their respective governments.If you mean, “saying” as in publishing? Then that’s different. I’d agree with you. But please also remember that Mr.Wilson also published against your administration, and his wife’s treatment is no less harsh than imprisonment.Lastly, if you can’t say “Bomb” in an airport, can’t wear anti-Bush t-shirts, we all need to consider what is Freedom of Speech.It’s not a government or country issue, I think, it’s a Humanity issue.

  9. Gil says on March 17th, 2008 at 6:57 am :

    Exactly. There are few areas in which the US remains #1, but free speech is one of them.

  10. Juliet says on March 17th, 2008 at 7:47 am :

    touché

  11. Theo says on March 17th, 2008 at 8:38 am :

    Most? You’re going to have to provide sources with a statement like that.

  12. Carolina says on March 17th, 2008 at 9:28 am :

    The Democratic Party should sue this nut for using democrats.com for his website. The Obama campaign should tell him to stick his endorsement up his ass.