(L-R) WBC/WBO World Bantamweight Champion Nonito «The Filipino Flash» Donaire and undefeated two-time world champion and current WBO Jr. Bantamweight Champion Omar Narvaez of Argentina weigh in (Donaire 116.25 lb, Narvaez 117 lb) for their upcoming world title fight, Saturday, October 22 in the Theater at Madison Square Garden. Promoted by Top Rank, in association with Madison Square Garden, Donaire vs Narvaez will be televised by HBO Boxing After Dark read more ...

Nonito Donaire training hard in San Carlos, California. The Filipino champion will defend his WBO/WBC bantamweight titles for the last time on October 22nd at New York’s Madison Square Garden, when he faces undefeated Omar Narvaez in an HBO televised main event. Donaire will move up to super bantamweight in early 2012. Photos by Sean McDonough read more ...

World Boxing Organization super flyweight champion Omar Narvaez broke his left hand during last Saturday twelve round decision win over Colombian William Urina, which took place at Luna Park in Argentina. Narvaez said that he fractured his left hand after landing a punch read more ...

WBO super flyweight champion Omar “El Huracán” Narváez (34-0-2, 19 KOs) of Argentina retained his title against Cesar Seda (20-0, 15 KOs) of Puerto Rico by way of Unanimous Decision. The official judges scorecards read 117-110 twice and 115-112 all in favor of Narváez. The bout took place at the Club Estudiantes de Bahia Blanca, Bahia Blanca, Buenos Aires, Argentina. read more ...

WBO super flyweight champion Omar Narvaez (33-0-2, 19 KOs) and challenger Cesar Seda (20-0, 15 KOs) both made weight for their title showdown at the Club Estudiantes de Bahia Blanca in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Narvaez weighed 114.8, while Seda scaled in at read more ...

Bahia Blanca, Buenos Aires, Argentina - Cesar Seda (20-0, 15KOs) went face to face with the WBO worl champion at 115-pounds, Omar Narvaez (33-0-2, 19KOs). The two boxers will finally collide on April 15 in a very anticipated fight read more ...

WBO super flyweight champion Omar Narvaez (33-0-2, 19 KOs) of Argentina retained his title over Victor Zaleta (17-2, 9 KOs) of Mexico by way of unanimous decision. Zaleta fought Narvaez even for the first two rounds but after that it was all Narvaez. The 35 year old Narvaez showed he has not lost a step at all. His defense was airtight as usual read more ...

WBO flyweight champion Omar Narvaez of Argentina now (30-0-2, 19 KOs) successfully defended his title for the sixteenth time against challenger Omar Soto of Mexico now (17-5-1, 11 KOs) stopping him in round eleven read more ...

It was a bad night for French flyweights Monday night in Paris as both previously unbeaten Bernard Inom and Brahim Asloum lost in world title challenges. In the first half of tonight's twinbill, unbeaten WBO flyweight champion Omar Narvaez (20-0-2) retained his title with an eleventh round stoppage of #10 ranked Bernard Inom (13-1). Narvaez (20-0-2) seemingly suffered an injury to his left hand in round five, but still managed to stop read more ...

Earlier in the week Boxingtalk.com began hearing rumblings that the WBO is considering stripping three of their champion, 112 pound title holder Omar Narvaez, junior middleweight champions Daniel Santos and lightweight champion Diego Corrales. Narvaez allegedly failed to make his mandatory defense. Santos hasn't fought in well over a year and Corrales has a mandatory against Acelino Freitas coming up. Before forming our own opinion read more ...