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The following bouts are included in this
package:
Israel Vazquez vs Oscar Garcia
Israel Vazquez vs Agustin Lorenzo
Israel Vazquez vs Jorge Eliecer Julio
Israel Vazquez vs Hector Velazquez
Israel Vazquez vs Don Don Concepcion
Israel Vazquez vs Nelson Medina
Israel Vazquez vs Amador Vasquez
Israel Vazquez vs Jose Luis Valbuena
Israel Vazquez vs Armando Guerrero
Israel Vazquez vs Eduardo Rojas
Israel Vazquez vs Jesus Romero
Israel Vazquez vs Sergio Lopez
Israel Vazquez vs Oscar Larios I
Israel Vazquez vs Oscar Larios II
Israel Vazquez vs Oscar Larios III
Israel Vazquez vs Ivan Hernandez
Israel Vazquez vs Jhonny Gonzalez
Israel Vazquez vs Rafael Marquez I
Israel Vazquez vs Rafael Marquez II
Israel Vazquez vs Rafael Marquez III
Israel Vazquez vs. Rafael Marquez IV
package:
Israel Vazquez vs Oscar Garcia
Israel Vazquez vs Agustin Lorenzo
Israel Vazquez vs Jorge Eliecer Julio
Israel Vazquez vs Hector Velazquez
Israel Vazquez vs Don Don Concepcion
Israel Vazquez vs Nelson Medina
Israel Vazquez vs Amador Vasquez
Israel Vazquez vs Jose Luis Valbuena
Israel Vazquez vs Armando Guerrero
Israel Vazquez vs Eduardo Rojas
Israel Vazquez vs Jesus Romero
Israel Vazquez vs Sergio Lopez
Israel Vazquez vs Oscar Larios I
Israel Vazquez vs Oscar Larios II
Israel Vazquez vs Oscar Larios III
Israel Vazquez vs Ivan Hernandez
Israel Vazquez vs Jhonny Gonzalez
Israel Vazquez vs Rafael Marquez I
Israel Vazquez vs Rafael Marquez II
Israel Vazquez vs Rafael Marquez III
Israel Vazquez vs. Rafael Marquez IV
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Israel Vázquez Castañeda (born December 25, 1977 in Mexico City, Mexico) is a Mexican professional boxer. He is
the current WBC and Ring Super Bantamweight (Junior Featherweight) champion (122 lbs).
Career
Vázquez is a relentless offensive fighter with a feared left hook. He turned professional at bantamweight in 1995
stopping his first nine opponents before getting knocked out himself. Now fighting mainly in the US and at junior
featherweight, he bested 11 opponents, more among them the 20-0 Oscar Larios before losing again, this time on
points.
In 2002, he met Larios again. This time, he was outboxed and stopped in the 12th round.
He rebounded with a stoppage of durable Ex-world title holder Jorge Eliecer Julio and won the vacant junior feather
IBF title against southpaw Jose Luis Valbuena in 2003.
He knocked out undefeated Armenian Artyom Simonyan but opted to fight nemesis Larios for the third time for the
WBC title instead of his IBF belt in 2005, winning the rubber match by a spectacular knockout victory in the third
round thus becoming the Ring's Super Bantamweight world champion.
Vázquez defeated the WBO Bantamweight champion Jhonny González on September 16, 2006 in a bout were
Vázquez was knockdown twice before coming back to win the match.
Vázquez vs Márquez trilogy
In his next bout, Vázquez lost his title to the number one ranked Bantamweight Rafael Márquez, on March 3, 2007
when he forfeited the bout due to an injured nose.
However, in a rematch bout on July, 2007, Vásquez fought and defeated Márquez by a knockout in the sixth round.
The rematch was named Ring Magazine's fights of the year for 2007.
He fought Marquez for the third time on March 1, 2008, rising from a fourth round knockdown to prevail by split
decision in another great fight. The Vázquez vs Márquez trilogy has been widely heralded as one of the best boxing
trilogies in recent years.[1][2]
He is currently trained by Marco Antonio Barrera's coach, Rudy Pérez.
the current WBC and Ring Super Bantamweight (Junior Featherweight) champion (122 lbs).
Career
Vázquez is a relentless offensive fighter with a feared left hook. He turned professional at bantamweight in 1995
stopping his first nine opponents before getting knocked out himself. Now fighting mainly in the US and at junior
featherweight, he bested 11 opponents, more among them the 20-0 Oscar Larios before losing again, this time on
points.
In 2002, he met Larios again. This time, he was outboxed and stopped in the 12th round.
He rebounded with a stoppage of durable Ex-world title holder Jorge Eliecer Julio and won the vacant junior feather
IBF title against southpaw Jose Luis Valbuena in 2003.
He knocked out undefeated Armenian Artyom Simonyan but opted to fight nemesis Larios for the third time for the
WBC title instead of his IBF belt in 2005, winning the rubber match by a spectacular knockout victory in the third
round thus becoming the Ring's Super Bantamweight world champion.
Vázquez defeated the WBO Bantamweight champion Jhonny González on September 16, 2006 in a bout were
Vázquez was knockdown twice before coming back to win the match.
Vázquez vs Márquez trilogy
In his next bout, Vázquez lost his title to the number one ranked Bantamweight Rafael Márquez, on March 3, 2007
when he forfeited the bout due to an injured nose.
However, in a rematch bout on July, 2007, Vásquez fought and defeated Márquez by a knockout in the sixth round.
The rematch was named Ring Magazine's fights of the year for 2007.
He fought Marquez for the third time on March 1, 2008, rising from a fourth round knockdown to prevail by split
decision in another great fight. The Vázquez vs Márquez trilogy has been widely heralded as one of the best boxing
trilogies in recent years.[1][2]
He is currently trained by Marco Antonio Barrera's coach, Rudy Pérez.
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Israel "Izzy" Vazquez
Career DVD Set
Israel "Izzy" Vazquez
Career DVD Set
