Marco Antonio Barrera Vs. Erik Morales. Rafael Marquez Vs. Israel Vazquez. Jesus Castillo Vs. Ruben Olivares.
These are just some of the incredibly fierce, hugely thrilling, and attention-demanding all-Mexican rivalries that have gone down over the years, each of them helping to make the great sport of boxing that much greater.
A Yahoo! Sports news story has reported how 130 pounders Miguel Berchelt and Oscar Valdez – who were all set to rumble on December 12 before the coronavirus messed things up – will now fight on February 20 at the MGM in Las Vegas.
Oscar Valdez posted a video clip of him sparring with super middleweight champion Canelo Alvarez on Sunday in preparing for his fight against WBC super featherweight champion Miguel ‘El Alacran’ Berchelt on December 12th on ESPN.
A Yahoo! Sports news story has reported how 130 pounders Miguel Berchelt and Oscar Valdez are set to rumble on December 12, the fight to go out on ESPN and probably land at a site in Las Vegas.
WBC super featherweight world Miguel Berchelt shook off the ring rust Saturday evening, stopping the rugged Eleazar Valenzuela in the sixth round of a lightweight non-title bout at TV Azteca Studios.
Shakur Stevenson has decided to stay at 130 following his victory over Felix Caraballo on June 9, and he wants to after the best in the division.
Former featherweight world champion Oscar Valdez has one name on the brain when boxing resumes following the COVID-19 pandemic: WBC super featherweight world champion Miguel “El Alacran” Berchelt.
His message is crystal clear. WBC super featherweight world champion Miguel “El Alacran” Berchelt (37-1, 33 KOs) wants all the big names.
Mexican warrior Miguel Berchelt – rarely takes a backward step, loves to fight, never in a bad one. Mexican warrior Oscar Valdez: all of the above.
Miguel Berchelt defended his WBC super featherweight world title for a sixth time, stopping the game but overmatched former world champion Jason Sosa in the fourth round at Dignity Health Sports Park.