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   <title>Sonsona can't make weight, WBO Jr. Bantamweight belt vacant</title>
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   Marvin Sonsona, the WBO super flyweight champ, lost his title early Saturday by not making the appropriate weight prior to his scheduled bout against Alejandro Hernandez for the WBO junior bantamweight belt. The 19-year-old Sonsona (14-0, 12 KO) weighed in at 117.6 pounds, more than two pounds over the maximum for the class. Hernandez (22-7-1, 12 KO), though, came in at 115 pounds even. That means Hernandez will be the lone fighter to contest
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   <title>Sonsona takes WBO belt from Lopez</title>
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   Challenger Marvin Sonsona took the WBO junior bantamweight belt away from Jose Lopez with a unanimous decision Friday. Sonsona (14-0, 12 KOs) didn't win by KO like his last 12 fights, but won on the scorecards 114-111, 115-110 and 116-109. The No. 6 contender, of the Philippines, was in his first career title fight. Lopez (39-8-2, 32 KOs) was making his first defense of the title he won this past March against Pramuansak Posuwan in a
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   <title>Erdei takes decision over Fragomeni to win WBC cruiserweight title</title>
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   Zsolt Erdei took a 12-round decision over Giacobbe Fragomeni to win the WBC cruiserweight title on Saturday. Erdei took 115-113 wins on two cards, while the other card tied at 114 each, to take the title. Erdei (30-0-0, 17 KOs) had moved up from the light heavyweight division to take on Fragomeni and remained perfect in his career. Fragomeni (26-1-1, 10 KOs) dropped the first bout of his career in losing the title. 
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   <title>Still-hungry Ruiz makes room for thirds</title>
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   Save a chair, folks. John Ruiz is sidling back to the heavyweight title table. Already a veteran of 10 championship bouts and one of history's select few with multiple bites of the division's fractured pie -- the "Quiet Man" will meet his verbal converse when he shares a ring with newly minted WBA belt- holder David Haye sometime between now and mid-2010. Date and site logistics are unclear, but a contract is in place for the fight to occ
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   <title>Pacquiao topples Cotto in 12th round</title>
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   Manny Pacquiao added another chapter to a burgeoning legend on Saturday night at the MGM Grand, stopping Miguel Cotto in the 12th and final round of their WBO welterweight championship fight. The end came at 55 seconds of the 12th, when referee Kenny Bayless stepped in after Pacquiao landed a combination along the ropes to the head of an already battered Cotto. It was the 50th win in 55 fights of a 14-year pro career for the 30-year-o
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   <title>Cotto, Pacquiao weigh in</title>
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   Defending champion Miguel Cotto tipped the scales at 145 pounds -- his lightest weight in more than three years -- one night ahead of his WBO welterweight title defense against Manny Pacquiao in the year's most anticipated pay-per-view bout at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. A winner in 34 of 35 fights since turning pro in 2001, Cotto agreed to come in two pounds below the weight division's traditional limit in order to secure the big-money bout with Pacq
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   <title>A Sure Remedy for Boxing's Ills...IMHO</title>
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   It's another big fight week. Which means different things to different people. Especially we writer types. Some count down to opening bells by waxing nostalgic on past events. Some immerse in head-to-head matchups seeking evidence of one man's superiority. And others simply spend time gorging on hospitality food and drink buffets. Not a bad selection in the bunch if you ask me. But I come here not to praise the fistic establishmen
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   <title>Tyson detained after altercation with photographer at LAX</title>
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   Former heavyweight boxing champ Mike Tyson was detained Wednesday afternoon after reportedly hitting a photographer at Los Angeles International Airport. The Los Angeles Times reported the incident occurred at Terminal 7. A source told the newspaper that Tyson and the photographer traded accusations about the altercation. The paper reports the photographer told investigators that Tyson punched him in the face and tried to take the film 
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