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Armenian-born southpaw, WBA and WBC super flyweight (115 pounds) champion Vic Darchinyan of Austraila, scored a unanimous and lopsided, 12-round unanimous decision over over Rodrigo Guerrero at the Agua Caliente Casino Resort Spa in Rancho Mirage, Calif.

In victory, the 34-year-old Darchinyan improved to 34-2-1, with 27 knockouts, and, 6-1-1, with five knockouts since suffering a July 2007 fifth-round knockout loss to Nonito Donaire, whom he would like to fight next.

 

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The nickname for Juan Urango is “Iron Twins,” a testament to the Colombian-born, Cooper City, Fla., resident’s two, hard fists.

A two-time world titlist, Urango’s chin isn’t bad either.

For in one of his two tough losses, Urango had gone the distance with England’s Ricky Hatton, losing a unanimous decision in January of 2007.

In May, Urango rose to 147 pounds, where he bravely stood toe-to-toe with WBC king Andre Berto (25-0, 19 KOs), before losing a valiantly fought, albeit lopsided 12-round decision.

In his last fight before facing unbeaten, WBC junior welterweight (140 pounds) Devon Alexander on Saturday night in a match up of southpaws, Urango returned to the 140 pound class in August, where he rose from the canvas in the sixth round to stop knockout artist, Randall Bailey (40-7, 35 KOs) in the 11th round of the first defense of his current IBF crown.

But last night, at Mohegan Sun Casino, Uncasville, Connecticut, was a different story against the crafty Alexander, a 23-year-old slick-boxer, puncher whose skills belie his youth.

While controlling the fight from a safe, operating distance that kept him within range to throw punches and prevented him from absorbing much damage from his hard-punching rival, Alexander set a trap that his rival literally walked into.

Alexander dropped Urango with a counter, left uppercut 37 seconds into the eighth round, and did the same, yet again, after a second set of blows — the most damage coming from a straight right hand to the left temple– on the way to an eighth round knockout that improved his record to 20-0, with 13 knockouts.

 

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