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Viloria stops Marquez via KO in 10th round


1:24 pm | Sunday, November 18th, 2012

Filipino-American Brian Viloria. INQUIRER FILE PHOTO

MANILA, Philippines — Brian Viloria stops Hernan Marquez with a knockout in the 10th round at the Home Depot Center in Carson, California.


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  • joshua kings

    brian, congrats!
    matagal na kaming bilib sa iyo; disiplina lang kailangan….
    ipagpatuloy mo yan dahil isa ka dalawa ngayon na pwedeng successor ni manny p; si donaire yung isa…
    again, congrats!

  • malek_abdul

    Congratulations Brian!

  • UrHONOR

    WAY to go, Brian….way to go!



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