July 10, 2008
TOKYO, JAPAN
WBA top ranked flyweight, ex-WBA light-fly champ Koki Kameda (17-0, 11 KOs), was supposed to face a Filipino prospect named Apolonio Suico (10-2, 6 KOs) beneath Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.fs showdown against Matt Vanda in Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico on this coming Saturday, the legendary father JCfs forty-sixth birthday. However, Kamedafs opponent has been abruptly replaced by Mexican Mario Montiel (30-12-1, 16 KOs) because Suico couldnft be granted the visa in time for his slated departure on Wednesday.
The matchmaker in charge had already endeavored to present the contract and the promoter Fernando Beltranfs letter of invitation to the Mexican embassy in Manila, which, however, bookishly and stubbornly required a work permit from the immigration office of the Mexican government in addition. Despite great efforts of Mexican people concerned the said documents delayed and the embassy finally said gde acuerdo (all right)h no earlier than on Wednesday, when the scheduled Aeromexico flight (only twice a week) already departed for Mexico DF via Tijuana. The next flight will fly on Saturday, the fight day. The embassy showed its strictness in observing the rules as well as its gcabeza de piedra (hardhead)h. Gracias, your stubbornness killed the opportunity of the Filipino boxerfs payday. You should have shown more flexibility and amabilidad (kindness) to the boxer going to fight in Mexico.
(7-10-08)