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  After knocking available Danilo Batista in six rounds, Zarate declared “It’s just too hard for me to fight for a bantamweight anymore.
  
  
  
  Zarate had weighed with at 116 ½ pounds for any match with Batista, a full pound and a half under the limit but he admitted he got a gift from promoter Danny Villanueva.
  
  
  
  “I had difficulty making the weight for this fight, ” Zarate included. “I think the scale was manner of at the weigh-in. I’m sure I was at the least a pound heavier. ”
  
  
  
  With December of 1977, Zarate wsas voted “Boxer with the Year” by the Environment Boxing Council. The voting was unanimous.
  
  
  
  In February of 1978, Zarate called by the Montreal Gazette as “one of the very powerful punchers in boxing history, retained his World Boxing Council bantamweight title through an eighth round knockout involving Alberto Davila. The terminate cam in Zarate’s Oughout. S. national television debut after the power punching champion scored the fight’s only knockdown using a wicked left hook to the head.
  
  
  
  Davila, with blood streaming from a cut over his left eye suffered in the eighth, rose after a great eight count and referee Henry Erespuro of Sacramento, FLORIDA called ring physician Doctor. Roger Thill to examine the challenger.
  
  
  
  carlos zarate, carlos zarate boxerAfter looking at the eye cut, Thill ruled that bout be stopped and Zarate was given a technical kayo success. Zarate was 26 years old at the time and the win brought him a 50-0 log and his 49th knockout. It was eventually also his sixth knockout get in his sixth title defense since he won the WBC Bantamweight crown from Rodolfo Martinez.
  
  
  
  But it took the 5’8” Zarate, 117, five rounds to figure out how to handle his 5’2” foe, who weighed 117 1/2. In the first seven rounds, UPI had Davila ahead in the 10 point must system, 68-66.
  
  
  
  Davila was 23 when and lost for the fith amount of time in 31 bouts. He was in charge through the first five rounds. Zarate was warned just by Erespuro for hitting low twice inside third and once in the fourth as Davila had became an elusive target.
  
  
  
  After a good first round when neither fighter did high of anything, Davila won the next four rounds by piling up points, mainly on some sort of sneak right hand which left Zarate confused. Inside fourth round, Davila had the crowd on his side when he landed a strong right hand to Zarate’s temple.
  
  
  
  Zarate came out in the fifth with a renewed resolve but Davila landed that straight to the head in the last ten seconds of the round.
  
  
  
  The complexion in the fight turned in Zarate’s favor in the sixth as he began landing his shots to learn regularity. In the seventh, Zarate bulled his shorter opponent into a neutral corner and blasted him with an onslaught of left hooks and rights to your head and body.
  
  
  
  The cut over Davila’s left eye showed up early in the 8th as Zarate continued their vicious attack. Davila went down in a neutral corner for a mandatory eight count.
  
  
  
  

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">After knocking available Danilo Batista in six rounds, Zarate declared “It’s just too hard for me to fight for a bantamweight anymore.<br /><br /><br /><br />Zarate had weighed with at 116 ½ pounds for any match with Batista, a full pound and a half under the limit but he admitted he got a gift from promoter Danny Villanueva.<br /><br /><br /><br />“I had difficulty making the weight for this fight, ” Zarate included. “I think the scale was manner of at the weigh-in. I’m sure I was at the least a pound heavier. ”<br /><br /><br /><br />With December of 1977, Zarate wsas voted “Boxer with the Year” by the Environment Boxing Council. The voting was unanimous.<br /><br /><br /><br />In February of 1978, Zarate called by the Montreal Gazette as “one of the very powerful punchers in boxing history, retained his World Boxing Council bantamweight title through an eighth round knockout involving Alberto Davila. The terminate cam in Zarate’s Oughout. S. national television debut after the power punching champion scored the fight’s only knockdown using a wicked left hook to the head.<br /><br /><br /><br />Davila, with blood streaming from a cut over his left eye suffered in the eighth, rose after a great eight count and referee Henry Erespuro of Sacramento, FLORIDA called ring physician Doctor. Roger Thill to examine the challenger.<br /><br /><br /><br /><a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.boxingdepot.net">carlos zarate</a>, <a rel="nofollow" href="http://boxingdepot.net/products/carlos-zarate-career-boxing-dvds">carlos zarate boxer</a>After looking at the eye cut, Thill ruled that bout be stopped and Zarate was given a technical kayo success. Zarate was 26 years old at the time and the win brought him a 50-0 log and his 49th knockout. It was eventually also his sixth knockout get in his sixth title defense since he won the WBC Bantamweight crown from Rodolfo Martinez.<br /><br /><br /><br />But it took the 5’8” Zarate, 117, five rounds to figure out how to handle his 5’2” foe, who weighed 117 1/2. In the first seven rounds, UPI had Davila ahead in the 10 point must system, 68-66.<br /><br /><br /><br />Davila was 23 when and lost for the fith amount of time in 31 bouts. He was in charge through the first five rounds. Zarate was warned just by Erespuro for hitting low twice inside third and once in the fourth as Davila had became an elusive target.<br /><br /><br /><br />After a good first round when neither fighter did high of anything, Davila won the next four rounds by piling up points, mainly on some sort of sneak right hand which left Zarate confused. Inside fourth round, Davila had the crowd on his side when he landed a strong right hand to Zarate’s temple.<br /><br /><br /><br />Zarate came out in the fifth with a renewed resolve but Davila landed that straight to the head in the last ten seconds of the round.<br /><br /><br /><br />The complexion in the fight turned in Zarate’s favor in the sixth as he began landing his shots to learn regularity. In the seventh, Zarate bulled his shorter opponent into a neutral corner and blasted him with an onslaught of left hooks and rights to your head and body.<br /><br /><br /><br />The cut over Davila’s left eye showed up early in the 8th as Zarate continued their vicious attack. Davila went down in a neutral corner for a mandatory eight count.<br /><br /><br /><br /></div>

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