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TODAY! Donaire-Nishioka/Rios-Alvarado Tickets Go On Sale at 10 a.m. PT

 

CARSON, CALIF. (August 16, 2012) – The Super Powers of the junior featherweight and the junior welterweight divisions will do more than flex their muscles when they battle for supremacy, mano a mano, in a sensational night of championship boxing.

 

Top-Five pound for pound fighter and four-division world champion NONITO “Filipino Flash” DONAIRE (29-1, 18 KOs), a native of General Santos City, Philippines, now living in the Bay Area of San Leandro, Calif., will risk his junior featherweight world title against fellow super bantamweight champion TOSHIAKI NISHIOKA (39-4-3, 24 KOs), of Hyogo, Japan. And in the second main event, former world lightweight champion BRANDON “Bam Bam” RIOS (30-0-1, 21 KOs), from Oxnard, Calif., will take on No. 1 contender “Mile High” MIKE ALVARADO (33-0, 23 KOs) of Denver, where undefeated records and world rankings will be at risk. Promoted by Top Rank®, in association with Teiken Promotions, the Donaire vs. Nishioka / Rios-Alvarado championship doubleheader will take place Saturday, October 13 under the stars at The Home Depot Center in Carson, Calif. Both fights will be televised Live on HBO Boxing After Dark, beginning at 10 p.m. ET/PT (delayed on the West Coast.)

 

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Rios v Alvarado has fight of the year written all over it. Both are crude, hard hitting, tough guys with limited defense...should be an all out war.

 

Whilst Donaire v Nishioka is a very good fight it's a huge shame that Nishioka will have been out of action for over a year, which at 36 is a long time for rust to settle in. Donaire v Rigondeaux would have made more sense with the winner to face Nishioka who could have had a bit of a gimme to shake the rust.

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Whilst Donaire v Nishioka is a very good fight it's a huge shame that Nishioka will have been out of action for over a year, which at 36 is a long time for rust to settle in. Donaire v Rigondeaux would have made more sense with the winner to face Nishioka who could have had a bit of a gimme to shake the rust.

 

----- Why do you asked the impossible?

 

Rig has some promoter/manager problems and may not even be with Top Rank any more. Might as well complain because Donaire ain't fighting Salvador Sanchez.

 

C'mon now, Nishioka is a great fight!

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Whilst Donaire v Nishioka is a very good fight it's a huge shame that Nishioka will have been out of action for over a year, which at 36 is a long time for rust to settle in. Donaire v Rigondeaux would have made more sense with the winner to face Nishioka who could have had a bit of a gimme to shake the rust.

 

----- Why do you asked the impossible?

 

Rig has some promoter/manager problems and may not even be with Top Rank any more. Might as well complain because Donaire ain't fighting Salvador Sanchez.

 

C'mon now, Nishioka is a great fight!

 

I ask for the best fights, simple as that. The best fighting the best. As I said this is a very good fight, but there is the question mark over The Speed King's long absence from the ring.

 

Rigondeaux has called for the fight repeatedly I think even if he was a free agent he'd snap of Bob's hand to take the fight.

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