Four-division world champion Miguel Cotto (41-5, 33 KOs) and WBA International Welterweight Champion Sadam “World Kid” Ali (25-1, 14 KOs) hosted a press conference today to formally announce their 12-round fight for Cotto’s WBO World Junior Middleweight Championship.
Miguel Cotto
Miguel Cotto boxing news
Miguel Cotto battles Sadam Ali on HBO on Dec.2
December 2 will mark the end of an era in boxing as four-division and six-time world champion Miguel Cotto (41-5, 33 KOs) enters the ring for the final time to defend his WBO World Junior Middleweight Title in a 12-round battle against Sadam “World Kid” Ali (25-1, 14 KOs).
Mikey Garcia says he’d move up to 154 to face Miguel Cotto in December
Miguel Cotto has made two things clear: he will not fight beyond December of this year, his retirement plans being absolutely final, and he wants to go out with, as he says it, “a bang.”
Cotto still hoping to land Golovkin Canelo winner for his final fight
Future Hall of Famer Miguel Cotto will be a very interested observer of tonight’s enormous middleweight showdown between Gennady Golovkin and Canelo Alvarez; mostly due to the fact that the Puerto Rican great wants to fight the winner, in his final fight, on December 2.
Miguel Cotto-Antonio Margarito III: Would you watch it?
Controversial Mexican warrior Antonio Margarito continues his comeback tomorrow night in Chihuahua, as the 39 year old faces Carson Jones in a ten-round 154 pound non-title fight.
Miguel Cotto thrashes game but outclassed Kamegai, now wants winner of GGG-Canelo
Though it flew far lower under the radar than any fight involving the great Miguel Cotto should have done – overshadowed as it was by the Las Vegas extravaganza that was the surprisingly competitive Mayweather-McGregor fight – Cotto’s fight last night, against tough Japanese warrior Yoshihiro Kamegai, was of interest to some.
Results: Cotto beats Kamegai
Miguel Cotto (41-5, 33 KOs), the only four-division world champion in Puerto Rico’s rich boxing history, earned his sixth world title with a unanimous decision victory against the Japanese slugger Yoshihiro “El Maestrito” Kamegai (27-4-2, 24 KOs) for the vacant WBO Junior Middleweight World Title in front of a sold-out crowd of 7,689 boxing fans at the StubHub Center in Carson, Calif.
Results: Cotto defeats Kamegai, wins vacant WBO 154lb title
Miguel Cotto (41-5. 33 KOs) battered #6 WBO Yoshihiro Kamegai (27-4-2, 24 KOs) in winning an easy 12 round unanimous decision to capture the vacant WBO junior middleweight title on Saturday night at the StubHub Center, in Carson, California.
Bullets and Butterfly Wings: A Preview of Saturday Night’s Fights
On November 16, 1974, an accomplished Thai kickboxer named Saensak Maungsaurin made his professional boxing debut against a young California-based Filipino named Rudy Barro.
Miguel Cotto: 153.6 lbs. – Yoshihiro Kamegai: 153.8 lbs.
Official Weights from Carson:
Miguel Cotto: 153.6 lbs.
Yoshihiro Kamegai:153.8 lbs.
Rey Vargas: 121.6 lbs.
Ronny Rios: 122 lbs.
Saturday’s World Championship Boxing doubleheader telecast begins at 9:45 p.m.