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Peñalosa, Sanchez win in undercard bouts

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Jeffrey Jimenez of Zamboanga City gremaces in pain as he recieved the punch of Dodie “Boy” Peñalosa Jr during their fight Dugong Kampeon at Cebu Coliseum. CDN PHOTO/LITO TECSON

MANILA, Philippines – Dodie Boy Peñalosa Jr. scored a knockout in the second round to keep the Filipinos in the undercard of the Pacquiao-Marquez 4 undefeated Sunday (Manila time).

Peñalosa, son of former world champion, connected with a solid right hook to knockout Mexican Jesus Lule Raya. He remains unbeaten (10-0, 10 KOs).

Meanwhile, another Filipino boxer Ernie Sanchez defeated United States’ Coy Evans via unanimous decision in the preliminary bout.

The judges scored 78-73, 78-73, 77-74, all in favor of the Zamboanga Del Sur native.

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Tags: Boxing , Dodie Boy Peñalosa Jr , Ernie Sanchez , Manny Pacquiao , Pacquiao , Pacquiao-Marquez IV , Sports

  • Aturni

    Wag sanang gayahin ni Penalosa si Paquiao, na pinakyaw na lahat… boxer, congressman, politician, singer, actor, pastor, breeder, name it and Manny has it…

  • NY_Pinoy

    Penalosa with 10-0, all 10 in KOs… wow!

    Sana di siya maging artista balang araw.



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