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Viloria looks for opponent after Hurtado's exit

Waipahu flyweight Brian Viloria will go into Saturday's show in Las Vegas blind after Reynaldo Hurtado pulled out of the bout at the last minute.

Viloria (15-0, nine KOs), ranked No. 3 by the World Boxing Council, says that he will still fight on the undercard of the Jose Luis Castillo-Joel Casamayor fight at the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino. Viloria's fight will not be on the televised portion of the Showtime card.

Team Viloria manager Gary Gittelsohn says he is negotiating with journeyman Miguel "Maikito" Martinez (41-24-1, 31 KOs) for the fight, but Martinez has already pulled out of agreements to meet Viloria twice in his career.

Viloria hasn't fought since June 4.

Martinez, who has lost nine of his past 10 fights at weights from 114 pounds to 128 pounds, is due in Las Vegas today to get medical clearance.

Professional golfers capture Burns Cup title

Led by Kirk Nelson and Andrew Feldmann, the professionals defeated the amateurs 6 1/2 to 5 1/2 in individual match play yesterday to win the 32nd annual Governor John A. Burns Challenge Cup 14 1/2 to 9 1/2 at Mid-Pacific Country Club.

Nelson defeated Ryan Perez 5 and 4 and Feldmann defeated Gary Kong 4 and 3 to complete an undefeated tournament. They also won twice during Monday's first two rounds.

Jonathan Ota had the most dominating performance of any amateur yesterday, defeating Ron Castillo Jr. 4 and 3. Shannon Tanoue and Shane Hoshino played to the only tie in the 12 individual matches yesterday.

The professionals are 21-10-1 in the event's 32-year history.