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REPLACEMENT OF DODIE BOY PENALOSA JR?S OPPONENT IS EVEN TOUGHER

By Ronnie Nathanielsz
PhilBoxing.com
Thu, 24 Jul 2014


Dodie Boy Penalosa.
Dicky Amtiran, the Indonesian fightrer who replaced the original opponent of Dodie Boy Penalosa Jr in Saturday?s fight card at the Mandaluyong City Gym is tougher that Yon Ahmed who pulled out due to illness.

An Indonesian boxing internet site listed Amtiran as winner of the Indonesian Professional Boxing Association super flyweight champion against Willem Marahina on September 18, 2011.

Amtiran has a record of 8 knockouts in 9 wins with three losses and is reported a hard puncher as shown by his record.
Promoter and former two division world champion Gerry Penalosa told the Manila Standard/Viva Sports that he was informed that Amtiran was the only available replacement for Armed and that he would give Dodie Boy Jr a good fight.


In fact Penalosa said that based on Amtiran?s record and reports from Indonesia, the replacement could give Dodie Boy Jr a hard time.

Dodie Boy Penalosa has a record of 12-0 with 11 knockouts while younger brother Dave who has a record of 8-0 with 5 knockouts will face tough Danilo Gabisay who has been training in Baguio City in preparation for his fight on Saturday.

Indications are that the clash between featherweights Bernabe ?The Real Deal? Concepcion, a former two-time world title challenger and southpaw Eden ?Mr. Showboat? Sonsona who was a former world rated fighter.

The fights will be telecast by Viva Sports over PBO-Sky Cable qt 8:30 pm. on Saturday August 2 and 9 with replays on Sunday August 3 and 10 at 10:30 a.m,

Viva Sports will telecast a pre-fight special this Saturday highlighted by a torrid sparring session between Dodie Boy Penalosa and Bernabe Concepcion plus highlights of some of the fights of both Concepcion and Sonsona and the sparring between Dave Penalosa and Ronald Postrano.


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