Hotel and Ticket Packages including two Champions of Gold tickets + hotel room, starting from just MOP3,800++*.

Champions of Gold package includes:

• One night accommodation for two
• Two tickets to the event

*Prices vary by hotels and ticket level, as below:

 

Hotel	Ticket Level	Starting Price
The Venetian Macao	Silver Reserve	MOP$4,960++
	Bronze Reserve	MOP$4,400++
Conrad Macao Cotai Strip	Gold Reserve	MOP$9,660++
	Silver Reserve	MOP$5,460++
Sheraton Macao Hotel, Cotai Central	Silver Reserve	MOP$4,640++
	Bronze Reserve	MOP$4,080++
Holiday Inn Macao, Cotai Central	Bronze Reserve	MOP$3,800++

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BLUE/AZUL		RED/ROJA	WEIGHT CLASS	ROUNDS
MIKE MERAFUENTES (Davao City, Philippines)	VS.	EGOR MEKHONTSEV (Asbest, Russia)	Light Heavyweight	6 ROUNDS
TBA	VS.	MARK ANTHONY GERALDO (Valencia City, Philippines)	Super Flyrweight	8 ROUNDS
JOSE ALFREDO ZUNIGA (Matamoros, Mexico)	VS.	BRIAN VILORIA (Waipahu, Hawaii)	Flyweight	10 ROUNDS
JOHN BAJAWA (Denpasar, Indonesia)	VS.	REX TSO (Hong Kong, China)	Bantamweight	6 ROUNDS
RACHAMONGKOL SOR PLEONCHIT (Ratchaburi, Thailand)	VS.	IK YANG (Dalian, China)	Super Lightweight	8-6 ROUNDS
BEAU O’BRIEN (Lower Hutt, New Zealand)	VS.	KUOK KUN NG (Macao, China)	Super Welterweight	6/4 ROUNDS
SOD LOOKNONGYANGTOY (Petchaboon, Thailand)	VS.	GUILLERMO RIGONDEAUX (Miami, Florida, USA)	WBA * WBO Super Bantamweight Title	12 ROUNDS
JUNIOR TALIPEAU (Kogarah, New Zealand)	VS.	GILBERTO RAMIREZ (Mazatlan, Mexico)	NABO/NABF Super Middleweight Title	10 ROUNDS
LUIS DE LA ROSA (Arboletes, Colombia)	VS.	ZOU SHIMING (Guizhou, China)	WBO International Flyweight Title	10 ROUNDS

 

*All fighters and event details are subject to change.

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ZOU SHIMING (4-0, 1 KO) , from Guizhou, China, and trained by Hall of Famer Freddie Roach, won his professional debut April 6, 2013 at Fists of Gold, via a dominant four-round unanimous decision over gritty Eleazar Valenzuela. All of his professional bouts have taken place at the Cotai Arena. One of the most popular Olympic athletes in China, Zou was the world's greatest amateur light flyweight, capturing gold medals in the World Amateur Championships in 2005, 2007 and 2011, along with gold medals in the 2008 and 2012 Summer Olympic Games. He also owns an Olympic bronze medal from the 2004 games, making him his nation's first Olympic medallist in boxing as well as its first boxing gold medallist in the World Amateur Championships and the Olympics. He will be graduating to a 10-round bout against an opponent who will be named shortly, taking Zou one step closer to a world title challenge.

GUILLERMO “El Chacal” RIGONDEAUX (13-0, 8 KOs), of Miami, Florida, returns to the ring making his 2014 debut. Last year he unified the World Boxing Association (WBA) and World Boxing Organization (WBO) 122-pound titles by defeating 2012 Fighter of the Year Nonito Donaire April 13, 2013, at a sold-out Radio City Music Hall in New York. Most recently, defeating former two-time world champion Joseph Agbeko December 7 via a dominant unanimous decision.

 

SOD LOOKNONGYANTOY (61-2-1, 25 KOs), of Srithep, Thailand, has twice challenged for the WBO junior featherweight, losing to Daniel De Leon both times, in 2005 and 2006. Since then he has fashioned an eight-year, 35-bout unbeaten streak, which has included Asian, WBO Asia-Pacific and WBA Pan Asian 122-pound title victories. He is currently world-rated No. 5 by the WBO and No. 8 by the WBA.

 

BRIAN VILORIA (32-4, 19 KOs), from Waipahu, Hawaii, was a 2000 U.S. Olympian. He captured his first world title in 2005, knocking out Eric Ortiz in the first round to become the World Boxing Council (WBC) light flyweight champion. He held the title for nearly one year before losing it. In 2008, he captured the International Boxing Federation (IBF) junior flyweight title, knocking out Ulises Solis in the 11th round. After losing the title in his second defence the following year, Viloria moved up one weight division and captured the WBO flyweight title via unanimous decision over Julio Miranda in 2011. The following year, he unified the title with a 10th-round knockout of WBA champion Hernan Marquez. He lost the titles on the Fists of Gold card, losing a split decision to Juan Estrada.

 

EGOR MEKHONTSEV (3-0, 3 KOs), of Asbest, Russia, won his pro debut last December 4, knocking out Peter Cajigas in the third round. On February 22, Mekhontsev made his Cotai Arena debut at Ring of Gold, knocking out undefeated Jaritram Atthaporn in the second round. His most recent fight was a third-round stoppage of Dwayne Williams April 11. Trained by his father Leonid, Mekhontsev captured the Olympic light heavyweight gold medal at the 2012 Summer Olympic Games and as a heavyweight he won gold at the 2009 World Amateur Championships and the 2010 and 2008 European Amateur Championships.

REX “The Wonder Kid” TSO (12-0, 8 KOs), the undefeated WBC Asian super flyweight and WBO Asia Pacific junior bantamweight champion recently named 2013 WBC Asia Prospect of the Year.

GILBERTO “Zurdo” RAMIREZ (28-0, 22 KOs), of Mazatlan, Mexico, is world-rated No. 2 by the WBC, No. 3 by the WBO, No. 6 by the WBA and No. 7 by the IBF. A sensational young contender, Ramirez, 22, has won both his 2014 bouts by knockout. In his last outing, April 11, he captured the NABF and NABO super middleweight titles via a fifth-round knockout of two-time world title challenger Yovanny Lorenzo.

 

• 19 July 2014 - Results from Champions of Gold
• 17 July 2014 - Champions of Gold Fighters Meet Media Ahead of Saturday’s Showdown at Venetian Macao
• 17 July 2014 - Champions of Gold Fighters Work Out in Front of Fans at Venetian Macao’s West Lobby
• 16 July 2014 - Champions of Gold Fighters Make Grand Arrival at Venetian Macao
• 15 July 2014 - Champions of Gold Fighter Gilberto Ramirez Meets Local Boxing Enthusiasts
• 13 July 2014 - Rex Tso, IK Yang and Ng Kuok Kun Together with Cotai Ring Girls Finalists Pump Up Crowds in Hong Kong
• 7 July 2014 - Zou Shiming Goes for His First Professional Title When He Battles Luis De La Rosa for The Special Elite WBO International Flyweight Crown
• 31 May 2014 - World Championship Boxing Returns to The Cotai Arena at The Venetian Macao
• 31 May 2014 - Sands China, Top Rank and SECA Announce Upcoming Boxing Events