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FOUR FILIPINO BOXERS BEATEN IN AUSTRALIA

By Ronnie Nathanielsz
PhilBoxing.com
Mon, 07 May 2007

Four Filipino boxers who have been living and fighting in Australia have all lost in two fight cards in Sydney, Saturday.

Robert Oyan lost a unanimous ten round decision to 19 year old unbeaten Leonardo Zappavigna in a battle for the Australian lightweight title. The promising Zappavigna improved his record to 7-0 with 4 knockouts while Oyan who strangely fought for the title despite losing by a second round KO to Lance Gostelow last March 7 dropped to 18-29-4 with 6 KO?s.

In the same card at the Club Marconi in Sydney, Rolando Gerongco lost a unanimous six round decision to Jason Adams who improved to 15-5-1 with 9 KO?s Gerongco, according to boxrec.com dropped to 13-24 with 7 KO?s. Also beaten was Ariel Omongos who lost a six round unanimous decision to the talented Mohamed Elomar. Elomar improved to 14-1 with 5 KO?s while Omongos is now 2-7 with 1 KO.

Over at the Cronulla Leagues Club also in Sydney, Ramillo Caballes was beaten handily in a six round clash with middleweight Junior Talipeau who kept his undefeated streak and now has a record of 6-0 with 2 KO?s while Cabilles fell to 13-12-1 with 11 KO?s.


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