Press Release: Boxing attorney and manager Tony Gonzalez is bringing new talent to the U.S. to shake up the scene a little bit.  He represents a welterweight, 2004 Olympian Juan Novoa, from Colombia who has racked up a 9-0 record, with 9 knockouts all coming in the first 2 rounds.  Novoa reached the quarterfinals in Athens before being defeated by a South Korean opponent.  Since turning pro in 2005, Novoa won nine bouts in his native Colombia, the most notable win being his last, a win over Raul Martinez, listed at 13-3 coming in.
 
If that wasn't enough, he represents 22 year old and 6'1" junior welterweight, Breidis Prescott, who also brings an undefeated record of 11 wins and no losses.  All eleven wins have come by the way of knockout, and he recently beat up rugged veteran, Jorge Luis Noriega to win a regional title.  Prescott formed part of the Colombian national team and had several amateur wars with Rock Allen, winning two of them.
 
To complete the list of up and comers, Gonzalez tells us he also represents polished junior featherweight, Feisrer Viloria, also a regional titleholder.  He has an impressive record of 17 wins and only one defeat.  He has his eyes set on current WBO world champion, Ponce de Leon, or WBC (and IBF, prior to being stripped) champion, Israel Vasquez.