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Munoz defends her WBC Title with yet Another Questionable Opponent
by Sue TL Fox
December 2, 2011

     
   
   
   
   

(DEC 2) Honestly-----I say this with the utmost sincerity that I can possibly muster up that "this story" about another questionable title fight is not bias.

I would like to make this disclaimer that WBAN does not get pleasure in writing about the many nonsensical title fights that we are continuing to see in the sport---and that  we would also like to say that some of these same federations do get it right at times,  and sanction some very good and competent title bouts for the female boxers.  

Unfortunately this article is not about one of those "stellar" bouts.

While we have one of the top female boxing title fights taking place tonight, in Albuquerque, New Mexico between Holly Holm vs. Anne Sophie Mathis fighting for a world title-----the following night we have a potential “stinker” brewing in Mexico.

According to Boxrec and the WBC website, Zulina Munoz, 30-1-2 (21 KO), will defend her WBC Silver Bantamweight title against Fredee Gonzalez, 6-7-1 (2KO),  at the Deportivo Morelos Pavon, in Mexico City, Mexico.

Gonzalez is ranked a "lowly" #19 worldwide with Boxrec. 

Point and question...Munoz has already fought Gonzalez THREE times, defeating Gonzalez THREE times--- with one being a stoppage of her in the seventh round by TKO.

My final point is the following:  WBAN, not to mention the rest of the boxing community,  would like to know how Gonzalez would qualify to fight for ANY title at this time in her boxing career.  She enters into this fight losing THREE of her last FOUR fights, and her overall record is below the 500 mark.  Boxing record of Gonzalez

Gonzalez stated on the WBC website the following about her upcoming fight with Munoz: "She [Gonzalez] thinks that this fourth bout will be the one she wins because she has changed her manager and knows that if she achieves the WBC Bantamweight Silver Title, she will have better bouts, better salaries and the chance to fight for the world title."

 
     
     
   
 
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