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Welterweight Mark Jason Melligen ( 18-2, 13 KO’s) will face Anges Adjaho (25-2, 14 KO’s) after Mexico’s Michel Rosales suddenly backed out of their planned July 3 rematch at the Grand Sierra Resort in Reno, Nevada. Read the rest of this entry »

HONGKONG–After a very successful stint in Dubai, which marked the return of professional boxing in the world’s playground to the rich and famous, the ALA fighters are set to return to Cebu today with big victories and great experiences safely tucked in memory chest.

The fighters are en route to Cebu accompanied by manager Michael Aldeguer, as well as ALA Promotions’ Dennis Canete and Chad Canares. Read the rest of this entry »

Three Filipino boxers led by Rey “Boom Boom” Bautista knocked down their respective opponents in the boxing event “Philippines vs Rest of The World” in Dubai, United Arab Emirates on Friday.

Bautsita, a former World Boxing Organization (WBO) intercontinental and World Boxing Council (WBC) interim international featherweight champion, improved his professional record to 28-2 with 21 knockouts after he sent Thailand’s Saichon Sotornpitak to the canvass 1 minute and 59 seconds in the 6th round. Read the rest of this entry »

Team ALA led by ALA Promotions president Michael Aldeguer has arrived in Dubai as the promoters gear up for the big fight card scheduled on Friday, headlined by WBO minimum weight No.1 ranked, multi-titled champion Milan Melindo and former world title challenger Rey “Boom Boom” Bautista. Read the rest of this entry »

Z Gorres is slowly but surely recovering eleven days after undergoing emergency neurosurgery in Las Vegas. Michael Aldeguer, President of ALA Promotions, has updated via e-mail that Gorres can now be placed in a sitting position. He can give you numbers one to four if instructed to. These are all good signs from a neurological standpoint.

He does have mild pneumonia and one of the reasons why they could not wean him off the ventilator. Aldeguer also said that Gorres opened his eyes but still looks blank and is not aware of things. Hopefully, in the next few days he may gradually improve and be more aware of external stimuli. Read the rest of this entry »