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Nashville, Tennessee.– After that spectacular diplsay in Salisbury six weeks ago, local boxer Fernando Guerrero, returned to the ring Saturday night in Nashville, Tenn., and did not dissapoint.
Guerrero, born in Dominican Republic, knocked out Geovanni Davis in the first minute of the 2nd round on a straight left punch. Guerrero's win over Davis improves his record to 11-0 on his career, including 10 knockouts.
Next up for Guerrero, he is scheduled to fight in late December.
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From: United States
Well done!
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From: Puerto Rico, Luquillo ,Playa Azul
is he fighting hamburgers ..........or any of these guys any good
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From: Dominican Republic
What weight class is he?
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From: United States
hamburgers, GC? i think that in the boxing vernacular,the term is Tomato Cans.
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From: Puerto Rico, Luquillo ,Playa Azul
palookas...from Joe Palooka comics
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From: United States
that is more in keeping with your era. i was born in the 20th century. things, and terminologies, have evolved.
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From: Puerto Rico, Luquillo ,Playa Azul
did you know Palooka is the word in Spanish for hairpiece {rug} probably different spelling
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From: United States
i am not sure of the spelling, but the pronunciation is more like "peluca" i have a buddy with a rug, and the chicas dubbed him :peluquin"
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From: United States, New York City
10 wins is still tomato can time. I hope around 15-18 wins he gets himself on ESPN so I can see if he is any good. I don't think this was televised yesterday.
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From: United States, South West Florida
remember herbacio dominican fighter living in pr. started the same way and never her from again
