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Photos: Marquez, Fedchenko Face To Face in Mexico City

•Apr 11, 2012

Mexico City, Mexico - At an emotional news conference - boxing idol Juan Manuel Marquez and his Ukrainian rival Sergey Fedchenko want face to face for the first time. The clash at the Arena Mexico this Saturday. Marquez (53-6-1, 39 KOs) will face Fedchenko (30-1, 13 KOs) for the interim-junior welterweight world championship under the World Boxing Organization (WBO). The card will be promoted by Zanfer and Top Rank, and broadcast in Mexico through TV Azteca, and in the United States on HBO pay-per-view.

Abril: July 14th is My Date To Fight Juan Manuel Marquez

Rick Reeno

•Apr 11, 2012

Lightweight contender Richard Abril (17-2-1, KOs) is not looking past Brandon Rios (29-0-1, 22KOs), but he expects to win - and then he intends to move forward to a July fight with Juan Manuel Marquez.

Juan Manuel Marquez Aims To Come in Light For Speed

Alfredo Jaime Gomez

•Apr 11, 2012

Juan Manuel Marquez (53-6-1, 39KOs) is planning to be very fast for Saturday's fight against Ukrainian Sergey Fedchenko (30-1, 13KOs). The former three division world champion is not taking any chances with the fight. Marquez will fight in Mexico City for the first time in 18 years.

Photos: Juan Manuel Marquez Continues To Grind in Camp

Boxing Photos

•Apr 10, 2012

Mexico City. - The best Mexican boxer is the sport, and considered by many as one of the world's best pound for pound bxoers, Juan Manuel Marquez, held an open workout on Tuesday, as he continued to work hard for his upcoming commitment on Saturday night when he returns to Mexico City, where he hasn't fought for 18 years. Marquez (53-6-1, 39 KOs) will face Ukrainian Sergey Fedchenko (30-1-0, 13 KOs) for the interim-junior welterweight world championships of the World Boxing Organization (WBO). TV Azteca and HBO/Top Rank pay-per-view will televise.

Juan Manuel Marquez’ Long Overdue Homecoming

Jake Donovan

•Apr 10, 2012

By Jake Donovan - In the aftermath of his disputed points loss to Manny Pacquiao last November, Juan Manuel Marquez swore that – absence of a fourth fight surfacing any time soon – he was heading back home. Whether or not he’d be heard from ever again is anybody’s guess. Marquez remains at his Mexico City home to this day, only this time it’s for an actual fight. It’s been more than 17 years since Marquez (53-6-1, 39KO) has enjoyed a true homecoming appearance. Marquez returned to Mexico in a tune-up bout last summer, though the bout took place in Cancun. For this first time since 1994, Mexico City will have the honor of playing host to its favorite son. Marquez returns home to face Sergiy Fedchenko at the New Mexico City Arena in the headlining act of a split-site doubleheader.

Marquez on Fedchenko Bout: Confidence Can Kill a Man

Ernesto Castellanos

•Apr 8, 2012

Juan Manuel Marquez (53-6-1, 39KOs) is not looking past his next oppnent, Eastern Euro boxer Sergey Fedchenko (30-1, 13KOs) of Ukraine. The clash happens on April 14th at the new Arena Mexico in Mexico City - for the vacant interim-WBO junior welterweight title.

Nacho Has Concerns With Marquez as Next Bout Looms

Salvador Rodriguez

•Apr 8, 2012

The last week of training is coming to a close, but veteran trainer Nacho Beristáin is worried with the lack of precision and speed from Juan Manuel Marquez (53-6-1, 39KOs). Nacho says Marquez is usually much sharper and quicker with his punches. Marquez faces Sergey Fedchenko (30-1, 13KOs) on April 14th at the new Arena Mexico in Mexico City - for the vacant interim-WBO junior welterweight title.

Fedchenko Bans Mexican Press, Sparring Mates From Gym

Ernesto Castellanos

•Apr 7, 2012

Junior welterweight Sergey Fedchenko (30-1, 13KOs) of Ukraine has a secret strategy in mind. The boxer shocked the local press when he snuck away with his team to an undisclosed gym to train in private. Team Fedchenko will not allow any Mexican press, fans or even Mexican sparring partners to witness their training sessions.

Juan Manuel Marquez Weighs 144-Pounds, Ready For War

Miguel Rivera

•Apr 7, 2012

Former three division world champion Juan Manuel Marquez (53-6-1, 39KOs) looks ready for battle. The Mexican star took part in a seven day weigh-in at the Romanza Gym. Under the watchful eye of trainer Nacho Beristain, Marquez weighed in at 142-pounds, only two pounds above the junior welterweight limit for the fight with Sergey Fedchenko (30-1, 13KOs) on April 14th at the New Arena Mexico in Mexico City. The vacant WBO interim-junior welterweight title will be at stake.

Team Fedchenko: Marquez Will Get Outboxed in Mexico

Ernesto Castellanos

•Apr 6, 2012

Ukrainian Sergey Fedchenko (30-1, 13KOs) continues to train hard for his scheduled fight against Juan Manuel Marquez (53-6-1, 39KOs) on the 14th of April at the new Arena in Mexico City. Fedchenko ran in the morning at Chapultepec, where he also did exercises and boxed for four rounds with his sparring Artem Ayvazidi, and then went to his hotel where he took a bath, had breakfast and rested. He spent the rest of the day learning about the Mexican capital.