Brian Viloria and AJ Banal both won via UD in Hawaii

IBF junior flyweight champion Brian “The Hawaiian Punch” Viloria (26-2 15 KOs) retained his title by unanimous twelve round decision against Jesus “El Azul” Iribe (15-6-5, 9 KOs) on Saturday night at the Blaisdell Center in Honolulu, Hawaii. Scores were 118-110, 117-112, 117-111. Iribe broke his right hand early in the fight.

In the co-feature, world ranked bantamweight AJ Banal (20-1-1, 15 KOs) scored a unanimous ten round decision over Jose Angel Beranza (32-15-2, 25 KOs). The judges scores’ were 99-92, 98-91 and 98-92.

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UFC 102: Nogueira defeated the legendary Couture

It was a very good fight but at the end there was victorious.

UFC 102's main event bout between Randy “The Natural” Couture and Antonio Rodrigo “Minotauro” Nogueira was a show-all-what-you-have. Nogueira came out strong having the advantage from the tale-of-the-tape but the Hall-of-Famer Couture had shown that he still got the heart to stand toe-to-toe. It was an exciting fight. There were a lot of punches exchanged; as well as takedowns. At the end it all went to the judges' scorecards, Nogueira won via unanimous decision.

What will be now for the legendary Couture?

UFC 102

UFC 102 will feature a “legendary” main event between Randy “The Natural” Couture and Antonio Rodrigo “Minotauro” Nogueira. Perennial light heavyweight contender Keith Jardine is also set to throwdown in 205-pound slugfest against hard-hitting Brazilian import Thiago Silva in the co-featured fight of the night.

Early Results:

Thiago Silva defeats Keith Jardine via TKO (Strikes) Round 1
Nate Marquardt defeats Demian Maia via TKO (Strikes) Round 1
Brandon Vera defeats Kryzsztof Soszynski via Unanimous Decision
Jake Rosholt defeats Chris Leben via Submission (Arm Triangle) Round 3
Aaron Simpson defeats Ed Herman via technical knockout (injury) in round 2
Gabriel Gonzaga def Chris Tuchscherer via TKO (strikes) in round one
Mike Russow defeats Justin McCully via unanimous decision
Todd Duffee defeats Tim Hague via knockout in round one (Seven seconds!)
Mark Munoz defeats Nick Catone via split decision
Evan Dunham defeats Marcus Aurelio via split decision

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Roy Jones, Jr. wins in "Hook City"

In a clash of former world champions known for their left hooks, Roy “Captain Hook” Jones, Jr. (54-5, 40 KOs) schooled Jeff “Left Hook” Lacy (25-3, 17 KOs) on Saturday night at the MS Coast Coliseum in Biloxi, Mississippi. An extremely sharp Jones methodically battered Lacy, becoming more dominant as the bout progressed. Over the last few rounds Jones landed at will. Lacy’s corner stopped the fight after round ten. The bout was delayed approximately 30 minutes when the Jones and Lacy camps had a disagreement about the gloves.

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Donaire defeated Concepcion

In a clash for the vacant WBA interim super flyweight title, former IBF flyweight champion Nonito Donaire (22-1, 14 KOs) won a twelve round unanimous decision over ex-interim king Rafael Concepcion (13-4-1, 8 KOs) on Saturday night at the Hard Rock Hotel/Casino in Las Vegas. Concepcion was unable to win the title as he weighed-in four-and-a-half pounds heavy (actually at super bantamweight poundage). The difference in power was evident as Concepcion stalked Donaire. Donaire, however, landed many bombs of his own and showed a little more as he won 117-111, 115-113, 116-112.

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Steven Luevano: Actor | Quenito Henson: Assumer

Was it an accident or intentional?
Was there an acting on the part of Steven Luevano?
The answers to the above questions may be uncertain but there is one thing I'm sure of, commentator Quinito Henson is again assuming. The great assumer!

Bernabe Concepcion was disqualified for punching Steven Luevano after the bell at the end of the 7th round of their fight and the referee had come up to a decision of disqualification for the Filipino boxer. However, I think Luevano stayed on the floor for too long; it's either he was acting or Concepcion's punch is just to powerful for devastation.

Well, it has been done and the Filipino fighter lost.

There's just one thing, Mr. Henson should stop assuming. When he talks it's like he knows everything.

Bernabe Concepcion disqualified...

WBO world featherweight champion Steven Luevano (37-1-1, 15 KOs) retained his title by disqualification when WBO #1 contender Bernabe Concepcion (29-2-1, 17 KOs) hit him sfter the bell to end round seven. Concepcion surprisingly applied little pressure allowing Luevano to control the pace and do what he does best: counterpunch. The bout ended when Concepcion floored Luevano with a big right hand clearly after the bell. Luevano was down for several minutes.


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