HEADLINES
-- Dec. 22-25, 2002
December 24-25, 2002
* Bernard Fernandez: More Jones waiting games
* San Antonio Express-News: Leija
to spend holidays in gym
* UK: McCullough-Harrison
date revealed
* Max Boxing: Thomas
Gerbasi's Holiday Buying Giide - Part Four
* Eastside Boxing: Micky
Ward chats online
* National Post (Can.): Lewis
put an end to Tyson myth
* SecondsOut: Prospect of the Year
- Miguel Cotto
* LA Daily News: Forrest
boxing's best in 2002
* Derek Bilton: Forrest
fire burning bright
* Allan Scotto: Buddy
McGirt - everything that's right about boxing
* Boxing Talk interviews
David Tua's manager - Kevin Barry
* Gregory Leon: Harris says he would
KO Mayweather Jr.
* NY Daily News: Physicals
scheduled for Gloves
* Lafayette Advertiser: Hidalgo
wins top honor from Cajun boxing club
* Syracuse Post-Standard: Center
puts faith in youth fitness
* San Jose Business Journal: Boxing
series added to Titan Games
* Tech Live: She's
a knockout
* The Independent (UK): Russian talent
impresses Maloney
* Eastside Boxing: Sixties
middleweight Bo Hogberg - a true fighter
* Thailand: Yodsnan praises
Casamayor
* Uganda: Katumwa wins Africa
crown
* Moses Mugalu: Ugandan
destroyer plans homecoming
* Sydney Morning Herald: Games amateurs lead
the way in Australian boxing's promising fightback
* UK: Boxing
brothers do the business
* Gulf News: UAE bids
to host youth event for amateurs
December 23, 2002
* Arizona Republic: Should Barrera or
Forrest be fighter of the year?
* Ventura County Star (Cal.): Vargas
takes the gloves off
* AJC: Surgery
fixes Holyfield's left shoulder
* SecondsOut: The Buzz - Roy
Jones loses IBF title
* Steve Kim: X-Mas gifts
* Angel Rodriguez: A rare
episode of "Miami Ice"
* Thomas Gerbasi reviews Tom
Hauser's "A Year at the Fights"
* HiPakistan.com: Ali
takes up fight for Afghanistan
* SecondsOut: Paul Upham's
IBF ratings analysis
* B.R. Bearden: The
night before Christmas - boxing version
* The Independent (UK): Eastman seals chance
to reclaim former title
* UK: Walker
vows to bounce back
* South Africa: Bergman
stripped of WBU crown
* The Monitor (Uganda): Rumble in the
Sabrina's ring
* Philippines: Davao
boxer stuns Lerio
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"HAWAIIAN PUNCH" TO MAKE 2ND DEFENSE OF NABF TITLE AGAINST MORENO
NEW YORK, December 20 - Unbeaten flyweight and former Olympian Brian Viloria (10-0, 6
KOs), recently named by USA Today's Dan Rafael as one of the top prospects of 2002, will
kick off his 2003 campaign with a 12 rounder against Alejandro Moreno (19-10-1, 10 KOs) on
January 10th.
The bout, Viloria's second defense of his NABF flyweight title , will air live as a
co-feature on ESPN2's Friday Night Fights from the Mohegan Sun Casino in Uncasville,
Connecticut. Airtime is 4:30 pm (Hawaii).
Viloria, known as "The Hawaiian Punch", won the NABF crown on August 30 with a
decision over Javier Lagos. In his last bout on Nov. 24 he defended the title for the
first time with a decision win over Alberto Rossel.
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December 22, 2002
* John Whisler: Silence
marks latest Ayala arrest
* New Zealand: Crack
troops to watch Tua's back
* Royce Feour: Marquez
going for broke vs. Mosley
* Bill Beacon: After
busy 2002, some potential fights for Canadians in 2003
* Edwin Pope: True
champ Dundee honored
* Douglass Fischer: Some old
school props for Mr. Jones
* South Africa: Stan
backs WBA title fight
* George Kimball: This deal a
twofer - Ward, Gatti stand alone
* Robert Cassidy: Santos,
Williamson on DiBella card
* David Mayo: Boxing
world full of subplots
* Bill Gallo: They're
brothers unlike any others
* Cin. Enquirer: Ex-champ
says he's owed $7500
* Jason Probst: Junior welters
- boxing's deepest division
* San Antonio Express-News: Elizondo
reportedly close to major fight
* Houston Chronicle: Time
for Holyfield to rest on laurels
* Newark Star-Ledger: Boxing
et cetera
* Memphis Comm. Appeal: Harding
fighting Miss. first-timer
* UK: Eastman
continues on comeback trail with win
* Sporting Life: Larkin
keen to see British duo tested
* Belfast Telegraph: Sinky to fight for
vacant crown
* Belfast Telegraph: Insurance policy is
not an option
* Boxing Talk: Undefeated David
Walker in British title eliminator
* SecondsOut: Retirement looms
for Penalosa
* Philippines: Pacquaio
comments on Penalosa's loss
* Press Release: Greenberg dominates
McCafferty
* Daily Nation (Kenya): Kenyans
to fight in Uganda
* Stephen Ongaro: Napunyi - a
great fighter
* Cambridge Evening News (UK): Rudd back in
ring
* Bangkok Post: Boxing
great who won't be forgotten
* Ghana: Adamu back
in action December 28
* India: Services'
stranglehold on boxing continues
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