Duno to fight Egera for vacant PBF super feather crown Feb. 13
By Lito delos Reyes
PhilBoxing.com
Tue, 19 Jan 2016
Duno.
ROMERO ?Ruthless? Duno, another undefeated prospect from the Sanman Promotions will fight against Jason ?Siaton Boy? Egera of Negros Oriental for the vacant Philippine Boxing Federation (PBF) super featherweight crown on Feb. 13 at the Gaisano Mall Atrium in General Santos City.
It will be main supporting bout of the ?Brawl at the Mall: Glory?, the second edition of the boxing show by the Sanman Promotions.
The 20-year old hard-punching Duno has a clean record of 8 straight wins, 7 of them all by knockout, with no loss or draw. Duno, who hails from Tagum City, won all his five fights last year by stoppages.
He previously retired in the third round Eusebio Baluarte in Glan last October 7. Duno?s other victims in 2015 were Rey Liparon (1st rd. KO in Gensan Oval Plaza); Elmer Colve (5th rd. TKO in Zamboanga City); Arnel Acebuque (5th rd. TKO in Lagao Gym, Gensan); and Joas Apericio (4th rd. KO in SM City Davao).
?Excited na kaayo ko mudula sa akong unang championship,? said Duno, who recently arrived from a 3-week sparring partner sessions with a former Japanese world champion in Japan.
Egera, on the other hand, has a record of 21 wins with 10 knockouts against 6 loses and no draw.
?Egera has more experience than Duno,? said Sanman Promotions CEO Jim Claude ?JC? Manangquil.
The 31-year old Egera, a southpaw won by a split decision to Japanese boxer Ryoji Okahata in Shiuoka, Japan in 2013 before losing to then world-rated Marvin Sonsona by retirement in the 8th round in Cebu.
In his last fight, Egera lost by a unanimous decision to Jimmy Paypa on December 27 in Cebu.
?Egera is now hungry for a victory. So Duno should not take him lightly,? said Manangquil. ? LITO DELOS REYES
Click here to view a list of other articles written by Lito delos Reyes.
Recent PhilBoxing.com In-House articles:
Apolinario to fight Hu in Japan
By Lito delos Reyes, Mon, 21 Apr 2025Warriors Shoot Down Rockets, 95-85 as Celtics, Cavaliers, Thunder Take Care of Business
By Teodoro Medina Reynoso, Mon, 21 Apr 20252025 USA Boxing International Open Finalized on Saturday
Mon, 21 Apr 2025Verano to face Thai in Clash of Nations on April 24
By Lito delos Reyes, Mon, 21 Apr 2025Masangkay to fight Ocampo in JAS on April 23
By Lito delos Reyes, Sun, 20 Apr 2025Denver Holds Off LA Clippers in OT, 112-110
By Teodoro Medina Reynoso, Sun, 20 Apr 2025Arca clinches 3rd and final IM norm; Guns for GM norm in last round
By Marlon Bernardino, Sun, 20 Apr 2025IN HER GOLDEN GIRL ERA: GABRIELA “SWEET POISON” FUNDORA SUCCESSFULLY DEFENDS UNDISPUTED TITLE AGAINST MARILYN BADILLO
Sun, 20 Apr 2025Fundora Retains Undisputed Flyweight Titles; Perez Shocks Conwell in Oceanside
Sun, 20 Apr 2025Dalton Smith Drops Mathieu German Three Times, Retains WBC Silver Title
Sun, 20 Apr 2025Filipino GM Antonio beats Serbia's IM for share of lead in Caberra Chess Tournament
By Marlon Bernardino, Sun, 20 Apr 2025Villanueva to fight Antaran on April 27 in Gensan
By Lito delos Reyes, Sun, 20 Apr 2025MASOUD AND MCGRAIL CLASH IN ALL-BRITISH SHOWDOWN
Sun, 20 Apr 2025Semifinals Conclude at 2025 USA Boxing International Open
Sun, 20 Apr 2025FM Arca is inching closer to his 3rd and final IM norm
By Marlon Bernardino, Sun, 20 Apr 2025