Miguel Cotto boxing news
Get ready for what might just go down as the oddest, the most almost unbelievable, the craziest summer in the … more “One Crazy Boxing Summer”
Former four-division world champion Miguel Cotto will be coming out of retirement to take on Juan Manuel Marquez in an … more “Miguel Cotto to face Juan Manuel Marquez on June 12th on pay-per-view in exhibition fight”
Canelo Alvarez is looking at “making more history,” and the 30 year old feels he has years ahead of him … more “Canelo Alvarez Has Listed His Most Important Fight To Date, And He Didn’t Pick Mayweather Or Golovkin”
For those that have the honor bestowed upon them, it’s again time to put pen to paper and vote for … more “Five Super-Special Fighters Eligible To Be Voted Into 2021 Hall Of Fame”
Tonight, May 5, will be a night of boxing on ESPNEWS when the network airs five consecutive hours of the … more “TONIGHT: ESPNEWS to Air Encore Presentation great fights”
The New Season Debuts on Telemundo this Sunday, December 23 at 11 p.m. ET with a Look Back at the … more “Antonio Margarito: The “Loaded” Gloves and His Rivalry with Miguel Cotto on Dec 23 on Telemundo”
Former four-division world champion and future Hall of Famer Miguel Cotto will be the special VIP guest for the Sept. … more “Miguel Cotto To Be Special VIP Guest For Sept. 29 Golden Boy Fight Night On Facebook Watch”
The International Boxing Hall of Fame announced today recently retired four-division world champion from Puerto Rico Miguel Cotto will make … more “Cotto Headed To Canastota For 2018 HOF Weekend”
San Juan, PR: Today at the Legado Golf and Country Club surrounded by family and friends, 4x World Champion, Miguel “Junito” Cotto was recognized by WBO’s President, Francisco “Paco” Valcarcel for his Hall of Fame career. Cotto was presented with WBO’s most prestigious award, The Diamond Belt.
Four great fighters, all of them world champions, three of them at more than one weight class, retired from the sport this year: heavyweight king Wladimir Klitschko, super-middleweight and light-heavyweight ruler Andre Ward, four-weight ruler Miguel Cotto and light-welterweight and welterweight champ Tim Bradley.