By Ronnie Nathanielsz, PhilBoxing.com, Mon, 23 Jul 2007
Three CT Scans conducted on Czar Amonsot following initial findings that he may have had a little blood clot in his brain following his brutal WBO lightweight title fight with Michael Katsidis have proved negative. Respected Cebu boxing patron Tony Aldeguer whose son Michael is with Amonosot at Read Full Story >>>
By Ronnie Nathanielsz, PhilBoxing.com, Mon, 23 Jul 2007
Czar Amonsot, the soft spoken southpaw who put up a gallant show but just fell short of winning the WBO lightweight title against hard-hitting Michael Katsidis whose face was a grotesque mass when the fight ended is set to undergo another test according to respected boxing patron Tony Aldeguer. Read Full Story >>>
By Dong Secuya, PhilBoxing.com, Mon, 23 Jul 2007
Yesterday's 'Coming To Fight' boxing event in Las Vegas which was headlined by Bernard Hopkins vs Winky Wright, Golden Boy Promotions had introduced two new faces to the American audience that they hoped to build in Read Full Story >>>
By Mortz Marcelo Ortigoza, PhilBoxing.com, Mon, 23 Jul 2007
Former pound–for-pound king Roy Jones has so much admiration on Marco Antonio Barrera that he emphatically told Doug Fisher of Maxboxing.Com: “I’d still say Barrera’s better pound-for Read Full Story >>>
By Salven L. Lagumbay, PhilBoxing.com, Mon, 23 Jul 2007
According to Czar Amonsot's manager Michael Aldeguer, the test conducted today on his boxer showed that 'Czar is stable and doing very well,' which means an earlier prognosis of a blood clot could have been a bit premature. However, according to Aldeguer, a last scan will be done at 6PM today (La Read Full Story >>>
By Homer Sayson, Sun.Star Cebu, Mon, 23 Jul 2007
LAS VEGAS—At 620 Shadow Lane, a mere 10 minutes away from this city’s famous Strip, Czar Amonsot lies in a hospital bed. He is alert, and is in good spirits. And while the extent of his injuries is yet to be determined, Czar is getting the best medical care possible in the state of N Read Full Story >>>
By Rommel C. Manlosa, Sun.Star Cebu, Mon, 23 Jul 2007
CZAR Amonsot’s boxing career just might be over. But his unanimous decision loss to the undefeated Australian WBO interim lightweight champion Michael Katsidis yesterday is not the reason, it’s the subdural hematoma (blood clot in the brain) he suffered after getting down twice in hi Read Full Story >>>
By Dennis Principe, Business Mirror, Mon, 23 Jul 2007
CZAR AMONSOT fought gallantly but still came up short in his bid to give the country its third legitimate world title. The 21-year-old Amonsot yesterday lost to defending champion Michael Katsidis of Australia via a 12-round unanimous decision in a World Boxing Organization (WBO) interim lightwe Read Full Story >>>
