(MAR 25) Tonight (according to boxrec), at the Jose Curevo Salon, in Polanco, Mexico, Zulina Munoz, 26-1-2 (19KO), will defend her WBC "Youth" bantamweight title against Judith Rodriguez, 1-2-0 (0KO).

According to Boxrec, Rodriguez is rated #38 worldwide and Munoz is rated #3 with Boxrec and WBAN.

So one may ask at this point.....How long does one fight for a "Youth" Title, when the boxer as Munoz is now 23 years old?

In Munoz's case, it looks like this "youth" title may be more like a "Fountain of Youth" title, as she apparently is making a career of fighting for this questionable title.

Check this out folks.....

In Munoz's last fight that took place on January 14, 2011, Munoz began the year fighting Magdalena Leija for the WBC "Youth" title, who came into the fight with a 4-8-1 record. By the way, shall I mention the fact that Leija fought Munoz FOUR TIMES, LOSING EVERY fight against Munoz, with THREE of the FOUR fights being stopped by Munoz!

Before that fight, on December 18, 2010, Munoz fought Patricia Ordonez (making her PRO DEBUT, for the WBC "Youth" title.....She was STOPPED in the first round.

On August 28, 2010, Munoz fought the above-mentioned opponent Magdalena Leija for the WBC "Youth" title stopping her in that fight in the seventh round by TKO.

And...on July 19, 2010, Munoz fought Mayerlin Rivas of Venuzuela, and in her 20's, fought her in Munoz home turf and the fight was a draw. The two fighting for the WBC "Youth" title.

Apparently, it is of little concern to those who are responsible for making "match"  after " match"  for Munoz for the "Youth" title-------so WBAN will just continue to "Talk"  and "Talk" about it as it occurs in the sport...