Celestino Caballero won via 8th round TKO over Mexican Frankie Leal

buxzer · Aug 31, 2009

Ricky369 said: ↑

Caballero is a BUM!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Yep, Caballero told JuanMa to stop wearing skirts...

link --> Caballero calling out JuanMa

Jaaames · Aug 31, 2009

jamel said: ↑

Juan Manuel Lopez ****ed up DeLeon in less than a round, Caballero won A 12 rd pts decision which was fairly close 115-112 on one card although wider on the others. This is the difference, Caballero has a third round KO loss to Jose Rojas a man that Gamboa dominated, and finally Caballero has a comprehensive points defeat (including a KD) to Ricardo Cordoba, the same man who was recently KO'd by Bernard Dunne. To me all this adds up to Caballerro being overhyped and Juanma will destroy him.
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So true, yet so dumb.....

Juanma did have an easier time with DeLeon.... However, Caballero was the underdog going in to the fight with an UNDEFEATED DeLeon... In DeLeon's adopted backyard... I think you forget that DeLeon was one of the best fighters in that division at one point... Juanma got you blinded...

Cordoba is a good fighter and he caught Caballero at the right time...

I'm not seeing how your logic works... If that's the case then, how come it took Rafael Marquez 2 tries to get the same result against Mauricio Pastrana that Caballero got in his first attempt~??

I wouldnt call him overhyped, I'd call him outside of Vasquez, the best fighter in the division... He has 2 belts.. Won them both by knockout... Won them all in the fighter's backyard. While I believe that Lopez is talented, he hasn't been tested yet.... He had a pop quiz about 2 fights ago with Penalosa, but Caballero is tall, awkward, lefty, and he can punch... I think Mtagwa will give Juanma some tough rounds, but he'll be outboxed eventually... Caballero is more of a threat than a test for young Lopez.. Tough, well travelled fighter who's earned his spot in the division... And did I mention freakishly tall for that weight class~??

zakisto · Sep 3, 2009

Delsukor said: ↑

Good for Caballero he's one of my favorite fighters in the lower weights and pelenchin is not even a real word in spanish doesn't mean cowboy or horseman, might translate to "someone who fights a lot" but it's not an exact translation.

[My name is Malefane Ntsepe from South Africa, Jeffrey Mathebula he is almost the same height of Caberello and one of the fighters who gave Cabarello a fight he wil never forget in his life. I would like to see a rematch between these two. Am sure he will never want to face Mathebula. Maybe he will rather vacate his title Just like Nonito Donaire he did to Moruthi Mthalane coz he knw that he bangs. Vic Darchinyan he also decided to vacate the title than to face another African Warrior Simphiwe Nongqayi. IBF it is the only major organisation which give African boxers to fight for the World than any others. Mathebula Gave Cabarello a knockdown that he will never forget and the refree ruled it as not a knockdown. But Iam glad that everyone including media realised that Mathebula was robbed with a home desicion just lyk Juan Diazdid to Paulie malignaggi. I would like to see the rematch happening in South Africa.
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zakisto · Sep 3, 2009

buxzer said: ↑

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Here's a Spanish article translated to English by Google Translation:

The Mexicali Francisco "Franky" Leal tried to devote as world champion in the WBA and IBF super bantamweight, but could do little to champion Celestino "Pelenchín Knight won by knockout in ten seconds of the eighth round.
In the parking lot of the Sports City in the fight KO Enterteinment stellar presented by Ignacio "Nacho" Huizar, the "Pelenchín" became the first Panamanian to win a world title fight on Mexican soil.

In addition, the AMB superchampion, where he and two eight defenders in the FIB, paired contests between Mexicans and Panamanians, having fifteen wins apiece in title fights in a story that began in the early seventies.

Caballero, who owns a better punch, Alcanda and height, in the first round sent to the canvas to "Franky" after being connected with a short right in the center ring, to put to work in Texas referee Rafael Ramos.

It seemed that the fight would end earlier and is the champion, distance, controlled the Mexicali in the first two rounds, but came third and "Franky" plucked up courage and with two rights that shook "Pelenchín" stirred up the home crowd.

Armando value but with a punch that podo was in the humanity of Panamanian challenger sought to fight in the short field, where left and right hooks were fed cachanilla hope to have a longing for new world champion.

Celestino Caballero, who rode out the fight, never lost his smile, knowing that the fight was on one side only, while the challenger showed courage and desire to want to overcome but the difference was great with the champion.

At the conclusion of the seventh round, scoring hits with Cabellero to score points, the "Franky" finished cut left eyelid and the eighth ring physician does not let out more at Mexicali.

[My name is Malefane Ntsepe from South Africa, Jeffrey Mathebula he is almost the same height of Caberello and one of the fighters who gave Cabarello a fight he wil never forget in his life. I would like to see a rematch between these two. Am sure he will never want to face Mathebula. Maybe he will rather vacate his title Just like Nonito Donaire he did to Moruthi Mthalane coz he knw that he bangs. Vic Darchinyan he also decided to vacate the title than to face another African Warrior Simphiwe Nongqayi. IBF it is the only major organisation which give African boxers to fight for the World than any others. Mathebula Gave Cabarello a knockdown that he will never forget and the refree ruled it as not a knockdown. But Iam glad that everyone including media realised that Mathebula was robbed with a home desicion just lyk Juan Diazdid to Paulie malignaggi. I would like to see the rematch happening in South Africa. This title Has also been defended 13 times by Vuyani Bungu of South Africa. during early nineties, Until he lost to Naseem Hamed. Welcome Ncita defended it 5 times until he lost to Kennedy McKinney and lehlohonolo Ledwaba also defended it 5 times until he lost to manny Pacquaoi]
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