Name	Edwin Valero
Realname	Edwin Valero
Nickname	El IncaEl DinamitaEl TerminatorThe LiquidatorVacated}}

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See also

List of current world boxing champions

List of Venezuelans

List of WBA world champions

References

External links

Edwin Valero - Daily Telegraph obituary

Ringside Report Bio

Edwin Valero Round 1 Knockout

Edwin Valero Open Workout Photo Gallery

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Antonio Pitalúa (born Feb. 21, 1970 in Montería, Colombia) is a Colombian-Mexican boxer. His record is 48 wins (42 KO's) and 4 losses. He captured the vacant interim WBC lightweight belt when he ko'd fellow Mexican José Armando Santa Cruz. Six months later he faced unbeaten knockout artist Edwin Valero he was down three times and the fight was stopped 49 seconds into the 2nd round. He bounced back against Puerto Rican Jose Reyes with a knockout in the 6th round.

External links

Category:Colombian boxers Category:Mexican boxers Category:Mexican people of Colombian descent Category:Living people Category:1970 births

Antonio DeMarco (born Antonio de Marco Soto January 7, 1986 in Mexico, where he resides in Tijuana, Baja California) is a professional boxer who goes by the nickname of Tony de Marco. His professional record includes 25 fights: 23 wins (17 knockouts), 2 losses and 1 draw. He won the interim WBC lightweight title against Nicaraguan José Alfaro on October 31, 2009.

External links

http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=260221&cat;=boxer

Category:1986 births Category:Mexican boxers Category:Living people Category:Mexican people of Italian descent Category:People from Tijuana

Realname	Urbano Antillon
Weight	LightweightSuper Featherweight
Height	5 ft 8 in (173 cm)
Reach	72 in (183 cm)
Nationality	American
Birth date	September 05, 1982
Birth place	Maywood, California, United States
Home town	Maywood, California
Style	Orthodox
Total	30
Wins	28
Ko	20
Losses	2
Draws	0
No contests	0

Urbano Antillon (born September 5, 1982) is an American professional boxer in the Lightweight division. He's the former WBO NABO and NABF Super Featherweight Champion.

Early life

Antillon was born to Urbano and Amelia Antillon and is the youngest of four children. He was born and raised in Maywood, California.

Amateur career

Antillon became active in Karate and Boxing at a young age, choosing boxing as his career choice. To this day, Antillon still trains at the Maywood Boxing Club, in Maywood, California.

After 40 amateur fights, Urbano decided to turned pro at the age of eighteen, under the tutelage of trainer Rudy Hernandez. In 2005, Antillon was signed by Top Rank, the boxing promotion company founded by Bob Arum.

Pro career

Defeating the likes of Daniel Attah, Bobby Pacquiao in the first round, Fernando Trejo, Roque Cassiani, José Luis Soto Karass and Ivan Valle. Antillon has won two regional titles, WBO NABO and NABF in the Super Featherweight division.

WBA Lightweight Championship

In July of 2009, Antillon the pride of Maywood California, fought Miguel Acosta for the interim WBA Lightweight Championship. Antillon was shockingly upset in the bout, being knocked out in the 9th round with an uppercut.

WBC Lightweight Championship

On December 4, 2010 Urbano lost to WBC Lightweight Champion Humberto Soto at the Honda Center in Anaheim, California.

Professional record

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See also

List of lightweight boxing champions

Ring Magazine pound for pound

References

External links

Category:People from Chihuahua Category:Lightweights Category:Boxers from California Category:People from Los Angeles County, California Category:1983 births Category:Living people

Name	Jorge Linares
Realname	Jorge Luis Linares Palencia
Nickname	Golden BoyEl Niño de Oro
Weight	LightweightSuper FeatherweightFeatherweightSuper Bantamweight
Height	5 ft. 8 in. (172 cm.)
Nationality	Venezuelan
Birth date	August 22, 1985
Birth place	Barinas, Venezuela
Style	Orthodox
Total	31
Wins	30
Losses	1
Draws	0
No contests	0
Ko	19

Jorge Linares (born August 22, 1985, in Barinas Venezuela) is a professional boxer from Venezuela. He is a former WBC featherweight champion and former WBA super featherweight champion. Linares is currently living in Tokyo, Japan. Jorge's older brother is boxer Nelson Linares.

Amateur career

Linares compiled an Amateur record of 89-5. Some of his other accomplishments include:

1999 Gold Medal Venezuela's Juniors National Championship (14 years)

1999 Gold Medal Venezuela's Juniors Venezuela Panama Dual

2000 Silver Medal National Championship (15 years)

2001 Gold Medal Venezuela's Junior National Championship (16 years)

Professional career

On July 21, 2007, Linares won the vacant WBC Interim World Featherweight Championship after knocking out Óscar Larios, who would later inherit his title, in the 10th round.

External links

Jorge Linares official

Category:1985 births Category:Featherweights Category:Living people Category:People from Barinas (state) Category:Venezuelan boxers Category:WBC Champions Category:WBA Champions