All Entries Tagged With: "Giovani Segura"
Segura Blasts Calderon in Three; The Rest of Saturday’s Action
Giovani Segura- Ivan Calderon, Robert Helenius- Samuel Peter, Edgar Sosa- Kenichi Horikawa, and the rest of Saturday’s Action
The Boxing Tribune Video Interview: Trainer Rudy Hernandez
World-class trainer, Rudy Hernandez, takes a few moments to speak to Rico Aguirre of The Boxing Tribune about Segura-Calderon II, Vazquez-Zappavigna, and more…
Giovani Segura: The Boxing Tribune Interview
The Aztec Warrior talks about his upcoming rematch with Ivan Calderon, the drive to fight, and his now-infamous airplane tune up against celeb, Ashton Kutcher.
Montiel-Donaire and The 5 Biggest Little Fights Ever
With just a few days to go before boxing’s bantamweight blockbuster, The Boxing Tribune takes a look at the 5 biggest crossover bouts ever among the sport’s smallest competitors.
Segura-Calderon II Signed for April 2nd
In a rematch of The Boxing Tribune’s 2010 Fight of the Year, Giovani Segura (26-1-1, 22 KOs) will once again take on former champ, Ivan Calderon (34-1-1, 6 KOs) in a contest for Segura’s undisputed jr. flyweight title. In their first encounter, in Puerto Rico, Segura wore down and eventually stopped the crafty, slick southpaw [...]
2011: Will it Define a Boxing Generation?
Will 2011 prove to be the defining year of our era?
The Weekly Weigh-In
Chris Milton returns with his weekly take on boxing present, past, and future…
Marquez, Froch Become Executioners ; The Rest of Saturday’s Action
The Boxing Tribune’s “Late Stoppage” takes a look at the day’s major fight action and what it really means to the fans.
Segura Stops Calderon in Thriller
Coliseo Mario ‘Quijote’ Morales, Guaynabo, Puerto Rico– WBA jr, flyweight champ, Giovanni Segura (25-1-1, 21 KOs), made it clear from the opening bell that he wasn’t going to trust in the fairness of the judges in Ivan Calderon’s (34-1-1, 6 KOs) home town. From the very beginning, the “Aztec Warrior” pressed the action and swarmed [...]
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