“Two-tone” will take any advantage he can get in this WBC eliminator match, not that he needs it on his current form. Having defended the European belt an astonishing six times, Munroe has finally been given a crack at a world champion; all he has to do is overcome Terrazas first.
TODAY’S GAME LIST :
Rendall Munroe vs Victor Terrezas
Martin Concepcion vs Kevin Hammond

Pavlik, whose annus miserabilis of 2009 became a cyberspace soap opera, enters the ring as a slight favorite over Martinez, perhaps because Martinez is viewed as a blown-up junior middleweight.
HBO Boxing
Kelly Pavlik vs Sergio Martinez
Mike Jones vs Hector Munoz
Ronald Hearns vs Delray Rains
Lucian Bute vs Edison Miranda
Dionisio Miranda vs Renan St Juste
Pier Olivier Cote vs Hugo Pacheco

Dan Henderson vs. Jake Shields
Gegard Mousasi vs. King Mo Lawal
Gilbert Melendez vs. Shinya Aoki

Dr. Estrada, who is also an optometrist, said the Providence, RI heavyweight has been plagued by the inflammatory ailment since the 2004 Olympics, where Estrada represented America in the super-heavyweight division.

Estrada said his son had "gotten used to" walking on the outside of his right foot to avoid putting pressure on the sole. They feel that act probably led to the swelling of his ankle that hindered training camp.

"I said, ‘Let me have an ankle specialist look at it.’ [The ankle specialist] said that the ankle wasn’t that bad but the plantar fascitis doesn’t let it heal. He has a bump on the bottom of his foot formed by the muscles of his foot protruding through and they’re going to remove the bump. He should be wearing an air boot for two and a half weeks and then he’ll begin rehab. He won’t be out too long but he definitely won’t make it for April 16."

Dr. Estrada stated that the surgery on his foot will take place next week but that a pre-operation meeting scheduled for tomorrow was postponed due to flooding at the surgeon’s office.

"Big Six" Estrada, 29, is 16-3 (4 KO) and is coming off a competitive bout with former two-division champ Tomasz Adamek in February. Thompson is 33-2 (21 KO).

"It was a really good fight for us. Tony Thompson and Jason are good friends, they’ve sparred together a few times. I tried to call [Thompson and trainer Barry Hunter] this week because I felt kinda bad when the fight wasn’t happening. I wasn’t able to get in touch with them, though. We’ll do it a little later on down the line
TODAY’S GAME LIST:

ESPN2 Friday Night Fights
Tony Thompson vs Jason Estrada
Tyrese Hendrix vs Henry Lundy

Sky Sports Friday Fight Night
Denton Vassell vs Lee Purdy
Gary Woolcombe vs Thomas McDonagh
Nugzar Margvelashvili vs Sergey Gulyakevich
Badru Lusambya vs Lee Edwards

Showtime Boxing
Michael Walker vs Fernando Guerrero
Raul Pinzon vs Shawn Porter
Ty Barnett vs Broderick Antoine

SKY FRIDAY FIGHT NIGHT

Audley Harrison VS Michael Sprott
Darren Barker VS Affif Belghecham
Terry Dunstan VS Hastings Rasani

Kameda did some good work in the first round as both fighters were positioning their strategy. The next three rounds were taken over by Wonjongkam’s more accurate punching. He was was catching Kameda with some good combinations. Kameda appeared to be too cautious by staying at the distance at all times and waiting on Wonjongkam to fire and then trying to counter.

In the fifth, there was a clash of heads that opened up a bad cut on the outside of Kameda’s right eye. Kameda did good work up until the cut. He started to get closer and was letting his hands go. Wonjongkam started firing back in the sixth as the action began to further heat up. Kameda came right back in the seventh, which he ended strong with several unanswered punches in the final fifteen seconds.

Wonjongkam provided some answers of his own in the eight. Both of them landed some good punches in what was a very close round, but once again Kameda would close it better in the final fifteen seconds. In the ninth, they were picking their spots. Wonjongkam did a better mix of punches by going to the body here and there. Kameda was very focused on throwing power punches to the head. Kameda would once again close a little bit better. The champion was trying to steal rounds with his late bursts.

The start of the tenth was a boxing match. They circled each other while throwing hard punches. Wonjongkam continued to allow Kameda to get over with these late bursts. There seemed to be another clash of heads at in the opening moment of the eleventh. Wonjongkam had a very stronground. He was landing punches to the head, to the body and mixing up the shots from different angles. Kameda was being outworked.

In the twelfth, Kameda was charging forward to work his way in. Wonjongkam was pushing him back with combinations. Kameda did not run away from the fight. He stood there swinging away with Wonjongkam until the final bell was heard to end the fight.
TODAY’S MAIN MATCHES LIVE !
WBC flyweight title :
Koki Kameda vs. Pongsaklek Wonjongkam
InDEMAND PPV Boxing :
Erik Morales vs Jose Alfaro
Hugo Hernan Garay vs Chris Henry
Daniel Bispo vs David Rodriguez
Showtime and Primetime UK Boxing (Super Six)
Arthur Abraham vs Andre Dirrell
Lateef Kayode vs Chris Thomas
Vernon Paris vs Jermaine White
Darryl Cunningham vs Pat Coleman
Brian Mihtar vs Robert Kamya

Small entered the ring at the O2 Arena in London that night with a perfect
17-0 record. Pryce, a dangerous puncher but inconsistent performer with six
defeats in thirty fights, was defending his Commonwealth title.
TODAY’S GAME LIST:
Sam Webb vs Anthony Small
Gianluca Branco vs Matthew Hatton
Yuri Voronin vs Joe Murray
Yassine El Maachi vs Badru Lusambya