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[h1]Promoter Shaw says he'll block rematch between Donaire and Darchinyan[/h1]
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February 8, 3:05 PM
by Colin Seymour, SF Boxing Examiner
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When promoter Gary Shaw came right out and said Saturday on Showtime that there's no way he'll let Vic Darchinyan fight Nonito Donaire Jr., he was only repeating information you might have learned right here on examiner.com. last week.
Darchinyan (32-1, 26 knockouts), coming off Saturday's 11-round whipping of super flyweight challenger Jorge Arce, would like nothing better than to fight Donaire (20-1, 13 knockouts), whose 2007 knockout of Darchinyan is the definitive flyweight division bout of recent years. But Donaire, largely inactive after that fight, dumped Shaw as his promoter last fall in favor of Bob Arum and Top Rank.
Donaire's manager, Cameron Dunkin, wised me up last week about Shaw's attitude toward the prospects for a Darchinyan-Donaire rematch. I was writing about Donaire's lack of TV exposure, notably for his March 14 IBF flyweight title defense against unbeaten Texan Raul Martinez in the Philippines, but I did link to Shaw saying "you don't reward disloyalty," much as he said on camera Saturday.
To be fair, I was offered an opportunity to talk with Shaw last Monday, but I didn't want this controversy to open my relationship with him. That's unavoidable now.
As it's night time in the Philippines as I post, it may be a while before I get the response I just requested from Donaire. In the meantime, check out last week's post.
Posted by Ramon Aranda on 02.08.2009
The former champ released from the hospital.
According to Lee Samuels of Top Rank, Jorge Arce was taken to a local hospital for observation then released. Arce added that he's just experiencing the usual "aches and pains from a fight" but seems to be ok.
Earlier today, Arce talked about plans to head to Miami to get on a cruise ship before leaving to the Carribean. "First stop is Puerto Rico where I hope to see my good friends Miguel Cotto and Ivan Calderon," said Arce.
In regards to the fight, Arce said, "I really wanted to go all 12 rounds." He plans on continuing with his career "at least one more time."