• Undefeated All-America Lightweight Champion Jake “The Bull” Giuriceo (15-0-1, 3 KOs) joins forces with UBO Inter-Continental Cruiserweight Champion Roy Jones Jr., who is the promoter when Giuriceo takes on former WBC Latino Champion Juan Santiago (13-8-1, 8 KOs) on April 28.

Giuriceo and Santiago will clash in a non-title eight rounder at the Mountaineer Casino Racetrack and Resort in Chester, West Virginia.
 

• UBO International Cruiserweight Champion David Aloua registered another good victory on April 13 in Brisbane, Australia. The undefeated New Zealander showed grit and determination in beating experienced Australian Anthony McCracken (14-5-1) by a close split decision after ten rounds.

25-year-old Aloua, who won the UBO title last November in Tahiti, improved his record to 7-0 (5), and is not taking the slow road to the top.
 

• International Light Heavyweight Champion Zoltan Kiss Jr. from Hungary returned from a lay-off due to a hand-injury on April 6 in Budapest, Hungary. Kiss stopped countryman Peter Vecsei, and now spots a professional record that reads 23-9-3 (7).

Unfortunately Kiss re-injured his hand, and is facing another lengthy lay-off.
 

• UBO Female World Lightweight Champion Cecilia Comunales added he WBA World title on March 30 in Panama City, Panama when she scored a first round TKO over Maribel Santana from the Dominican Republic. Comunales is now 9-1 (6).

Over 22.000 people were waiting to greet her when she returned to her hometown of Paysandu, Uruguay a few days later, confirming the massive popularity the 23-year-old has among her fellow countrymen.
 

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