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                    [Title] => Handang-handa na si Viloria
                    [Summary] => LAS VEGAS – Sinabi kahapon ni American trainer Freddie Roach na dapat bigyan ang Mexican challenger na si Jose Antonio Aguirre ng nararapat na respeto at hindi magiging madali na kalaban ito ni World Boxing Council (WBC)  lightflyweight title holder Brian Viloria sa kanilang nakatakdang laban sa  12-round bout sa Aladdin Hotel and Casino mamayang gabi (Umaga ng Linggo sa Maynila).


Lumipad patungong Las Vegas si Roach para makasama si Viloria at ang cutman na si Ruben Gomez. 


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                    [Title] => Speed is Viloria’s chief asset
                    [Summary] => World Boxing Council (WBC) lightflyweight champion Brian Viloria’s manager Gary Gittelsohn said the other day the Ilocano fighter’s superior speed, not his power, will take the starch out of Mexican challenger Jose Antonio Aguirre in their 12-round title bout at the Aladdin Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas tomorrow night (Sunday morning, Manila).


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"I want to win convincingly. Perhaps an early knockout will do," said Viloria, undefeated in 18 bouts with 12 stoppages. "I’m in great shape. The key here would be my timing."


He has a million-dollar reason to put on an impressive show.


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                    [Title] => Viloria sets sights on Arce
                    [Summary] => World Boxing Council (WBC) lightflyweight champion Brian Viloria admits his ultimate goal is to face rugged Mexican knockout artist Jorge Arce in a blockbuster duel but realizes the fight is contingent on a convincing victory over Jose Antonio Aguirre at the Aladdin Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas on Feb. 18.


"Any fighter wants to compete in big fights and I’m no different," said Viloria quoted by Kevin Iole of the Las Vegas Review-Journal. "There is no way I’ll look past Aguirre because I need this to get to Arce."


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                    [Title] => Morales on losing streak
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It didn’t look like a profitable venture for the Mexican who has now lost three of his last four fights. An eyewitness said Morales blew about $3,000 in just two minutes of calling the wrong numbers in the game.


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