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BOXNEWS Fight Yuriorkis Gamboa W UD 12 (12) Orlando Salido

Fight Yuriorkis Gamboa W UD 12 (12) Orlando Salido

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Yuriorkis Gamboa vs Orlando Salido
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Boxers Cuba Yuriorkis Gamboa [18-0-0, 15]
Mexico Orlando Salido [34-10-2, 22]
Referee cards 116-109, 114-109, 115-109
Comment Gamboa down once in round eight and deducted two points at once in round twelve; Salido down twice in the twelfth round
Weight division Featherweight (126 lbs)
Title WBA Title, IBF Title,
Date 11 September 2010, Sat
Location USA USA, Las Vegas, Palms Casino
Other fights of this evening Fight Matt Korobov W UD 8 (8) Anthony Greenidge
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News: Fight Yuriorkis Gamboa -VS- Orlando Salido

Gamboa works to beat Salido 12 Sep 2010 12:25

Gamboa works to beat Salido

In a unification clash for the IBF/WBA featherweight world titles, Yuriorkas Gamboa (19-0, 15 KOs) scored a twelve round unanimous decision over Orlando Salido (34-11-2, 22 KOs) on Saturday night at the Palms Hotel Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada. The talented Gamboa won most the rounds, but had many difficulties against the experienced and cagey Salido. Salido was credited with a knockdown in round eight, read more ...
Gamboa, Salido make weight 11 Sep 2010 14:51

Gamboa, Salido make weight

From the Palms Hotel Casino in Las Vegas: For the IBF/WBA world featherweight titles: Yuriorkis Gamboa 126 vs. Orlando Salido 126 WBA world lightweight title eliminator: Brandon Rios 135 vs. Anthony Peterson 134 read more ...
Gamboa training in Tampa 11 Aug 2010 13:33

Gamboa training in Tampa

World champion Yurikoris Gamboa, who usually trains in Miami, is off to the Fight Factory in Tampa, Fla. He is preparing to take on champion Orlando Salido of Mexico on Top Rank’s ‘Battle of the Champions’ on September 11 at the Palms Resort Casino, Las Vegas. Gamboa, 18-0, usually trains in Miami. “It’s a big fight and we wanted to get away and do it right,” said chief trainer Tony Gonzalez read more ...