This content is protected By Ronnie Nathanielsz PhilBoxing.com Tue, 23 Oct 2007 The IBF has ordered a super flyweight elimination bout between Z The Dream Gorres and newly crowned IBO champion Vic Darchinyan for the No.1 position in the rankings. Chairman Lindsey Tucker Jr of the IBF Championship Committee said that the winner will become the mandatory challenger to recently crowned champion Dimitri Kirilov of Russia who is handled by celebrated trainer Freddie Roach. Viva Sports/Manila Standard Today had communicated with Tucker asking him about the possibility of a Gorres title shot at Kirilov after the Russian had won the vacant world crown in a twelve round unanimous decision over US Olympian Jose Navarro where we joined well-known TV commentator Sev Sarmenta and WBO bantamweight champion Gerry Penalosa in the coverage by the giant broadcast network ABS-CBN. Darchinyan who lost his IBF/IBO flyweight titles in a stunning fifth round knockout at the hands of The Filipino Flash Nonito Donaire last July won the IBO super flyweight crown last Saturday in Sydney with a twelfth round TKO over game challenger Federico Catubay. Darchinyan is ranked No. 5 by the IBF while Gorres is No. 6. In an email to Eric Gomez, vice president pf Golden Boy Promotions and John Beninati of Gary Shaw Promotions, Tucker requested that they should contact this office in writing advising of your availability. The IBF official said in the event we do not hear from you in writing by 5:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time on October 25, 2007 we will assume that you do not wish to participate in this eliminator process. Should that happen Tucker said the IBF would proceed down the list of rankings to the next available contender. However, he stated that if either fighter is contracted to fight another opponent, is on suspension or out due to medical reasons, under IBF rules he is unavailable. We would then move to the next available contender. Meantime, Tony Aldeguer who handles Gorres sent Tucker an email stating that Gorres was ready and willing to submit himself to an elimination bout against Darchinyan subject to the approval of his promoter, Golden Boy Promotions. Aldeguer stated that he was, in fact, interested to promote the elimination bout in the Philippines if given the privilege to do so. [code]http://philboxing.com/news/story-13423.html[/code]
Z gorres by UD Gorres has the fastests hands in the division, and can easily outwork Vic. He was robbed against Montiel earlier this year IMO, and if he could take Montiel's punches he can easily take Vic's.
you obvioisly don't know z-gorres. after 1000+ posts you're as an ignorant as a paranoid schizo. get a life.:roll:
gorres is the fourth best fighter from the philippines today. deductions caused him to lose the match against montiel. i think it wil be a fun figh. if gorres manages to take vic power or beat him to the punch like nonito did, he'll be fine. vic's power shots are slow and could easily be telegraphed. goress' camp should study him well.
you obviously don't know anything. gorres lost a very close decision against montiel. he may have won that match IMO. gorres is no bum
nope. his last fight was against federico catubay. he won via 12rd TKO. i know you are referring to the vic-donaire bout. he got KTFO by nonito "filipino flash" donaire. that was his second to the last fight.
The reports said he was stung in the 6th (not sure) and was holding to the rope (because of that, the referee would not be wrong if he call it a KD), but was not called by the ref.
Im rooting for Gorres on this one,if hes gonna win i think it will be on points not a knockout he doesnt have the power like Nonito has.
I've seen Gorres and Amondsot fight at the Orleans Casino in Vegas. Z is a slick boxer. He might slick his way to a victory or he could get starched by a Darchinyan left.