Daniel Iannazzo

Apologies Hands by the time I'd put my new thread together and posted it, yours was already up - they were about 5 minutes apart - have since altered it so it doesn't directly clash.

Sad to see Danny drop one. Didn't see it so can't offer anything specific. At 22, still has great potential though.

 

The filo kid who beat him apparently goes good. He is the son of Teofilo Tunacao who fought here in the 90's.

I heard he won a lot easier than the scorecards suggest. big effort from the filo boy - 12 rounds first fight in oz.

Daniel is a good fighter, he can bounce back.

 

Can this card be purchased? footage wise.

 

He's strung 10 wins on the trot after a slow start Jet, and Daniel's a pretty fair scalp for him.

 

Promoter was Charlie Liporota - calling him would seem a logical way of going about it - Phone: 0400 817332.

 

From what I've seen, Mundraby would be too much for Danny to handle.

 

From what I hear Dan lost almost every round.

Dan tried loading up on everything, didnt work off the jab enough and sat on the ropes....he has the goods for sure bet needs to be fighting a different fight.

 

The scores were crazy in this fight.
Dale Westerman had it 15-13 for Alan. Chris Anderson had it 15-13 for Dan & Aneeka Williams had it 119-109 for Alan.

I thought Williams must have been sitting in the bleachers until the weight of numbers agreed with her score.
Tunacao barely lost a round so it's reported.

Dale & Chris need to see an optomitrist if this is so. :nut

 

Yeah 119-109 sounds right from what I hear...no chance of it going the other way...begs the question :think

 

There just shouldn't be discrepancies this wide in judges cards full-stop.

Sadly, history shows they've occurred in many bigger fights than this one.

 

too much emphasis on unbeaten records for mine.

 

Local fight nights are unfortunately riddled with scorecards like this, just to give the local fighter the best opportunity of winning.

 

Ippy... I'd hate to think Mundraby will folllow the same weary path as many other potentially great Aboriginal fighters and run out of stock feed on the way up.

Promoters should see a hint of fortune in him perhaps?

 

Allan Tuñacao wins vacant PABA super bantam crown

Cebu Daily News - 11th July 2010

ALLAN Jay Tuñacao of Mandaue City, Cebu outlasted erstwhile undefeated Daniel Iannazzo of Australia via 12-round split decision Friday, to capture the vacant Pan Asian Boxing Association (PABA) superbantamweight (122lb.) title in Coburg, Victoria, Australia.

The 22-year-old Tuñacao improved his fight record to 10W-2L-3D with 3 knockouts while Iannazzo, who sports the ring monicker “Baby Face” had 17 wins with 6 KO's.

Judge Chris Anderson scored it 113-115 for the Australian while the two judges, Aneeka Williams (119-109) and Dale Westerman (115-113) picked the Filipino as winner.

Tuñacao has won 10 straight fights since his six-round split decision loss to Larry “Bon Jovi” Canillas two years ago in Bohol. /Correspondent Rene Bonsubre Jr.

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