Sergio Martinez boxing news
Former light-middleweight and middleweight champ Sergio Martinez won again last night in Madrid, Spain; in so doing making it to 4-0(2) in his comeback.
At age 46, former light-middleweight and middleweight champ Sergio Martinez still believes he can rule the world all over again. Currently 54-3-2(30) overall and 3-0(2) in the comeback he launched, unexpectedly, in August of 2020, “Maravilla” will face British warrior Macaulay McGowan, 14-2-1(3) this Thursday in Spain.
Sergio Martinez, Andy Ruiz Jr., and Andy Ruiz Jr. all paid tribute Manny Pacquiao on Wednesday for his great 26-year professional career ahead of an important title fight this Saturday, August 21st against WBA welterweight champion Yordenis Ugas.
Former middleweight champion Sergio Martinez will have the third fight in his comeback on September 18 when he will face Britain’s Brian Rose in a ten-rounder in Barcelona, Spain.
Last night in his opponent’s homeland of Spain, former middleweight king Sergio Martinez won via stoppage. His unlikely comeback now underway, Martinez surprised many with how good he looked last night.
This Friday, former world middleweight king Sergio Martinez will return to action. The 45-year-old has not boxed since his one-sided stoppage loss to Miguel Cotto in June of 2014 yet “Maravilla” says he has to “set goals” for himself and that he is already looking at a possible fight with WBA middleweight titlist Ryota Murata.
Comeback fever must be in the air. Mike Tyson may or may not fight again, the same with Oscar De La Hoya, while Marcos Maidana is going ahead with his fight against a kick-boxer.
For some months now, former world middleweight ruler Sergio Martinez has teased us, or threatened us, with talk of a return to the ring.
A whole lot has happened since the night middleweight king Sergio Martinez met Julio Cesar Chavez Jr in a memorable (for the final round) fight in Las Vegas back in the late summer of 2012.
After suffering a bad knee injury that continued to plague him for the past three years, former two division world champion Sergio “Maravilla” Martinez (51-3-2, 28 KOs) has decided to call time on his boxing career and hang up his gloves after 18 years in the game.