Silvano eyes knockout vs Cabilla | Inquirer News

Silvano eyes knockout vs Cabilla

/ 07:04 AM July 27, 2012

Dalaguete, Cebu native Virgilio “Maton” Silvano is confident he can knockout Charlie “SteelBar” Cabilla in Sunday’s main event of Fight Fury I: Philippine Boxing Federation (PBF) lightflyweight championships at the J Center Mall’s newly built Convention Hall in Mandaue City.

Silvano, the PBF’s number one contender in the lightweight division, wrapped up his three-month training under the supervision of renowned trainer Christopher Tepora.

“I finished around a hundred rounds of sparring sessions and I am very confident of winning against Cabilla,” said Silvano.

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Silvano has sparred against IBF lightflyweight champion Johnriel Casimero, who also trains under Teopra at the Omega Gym.

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“I can finish the fight in seven rounds and I am ready to face Jerson Mancio for the Philippine lightflyweight title,” added Silvano, who sports a record of 11-2 (win-loss) with six knockouts.

Cabilla, ranked no. 7 in the country’s lightflyweight division, has a 12-10 record with two knockouts.

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Cabilla will arrive in Cebu from Bukidnon tomorrow together with trainer Roel Kaamino and teammate Ryan Boncawil, who will fight no. 8 contender in the 112-lb. division Jason Canoy in the co-main event.

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Meanwhile, Jordan Catubay of the Omega Gym will have to change his gameplan after his opponent Anthony Galigao of Tagbilaran, Bohol was replaced by Cebuano Sherwin Caday for the 112-lb. undercard.

The official weigh-in will be held tomorrow at the Games and Amusements Board office.

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