Victor Terrazas: record, next fight and profile →
WBC silver super bantamweight champion Victor Terrazas (34-2-1, 20KOs) will now face Eduardo Garcia (22-8-1, 10Kos) on short notice this Saturday night at the Complejo Panamericano in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico.
A Mexican war is expected on August 11th in Guadalajara. Victor Terrazas (34-2-1, 20KOs) will face tough Raul Hirales (16-1, 8KOs). Hirales returns from a May twelve round decision loss to British contender Carl Frampton. Terrazas has been riding a good win streak since the April 2009 TKO loss to another Brit, Rendall Munroe.
There is going to be a difficult task in store for WBC silver super bantamweight chamion Victor Terrazas (33-2-1, 19KOs). On August 11th he will move up in weight to face Robinson Castellanos (15-9-, 9KOs), the WBC's silver champion at featherweight. Castellanos, who is much better than his record indicates, is unbeaten since 2010 with a seven fight winning streak.
The silver super bantamweight champion of the World Boxing Council (WBC), Mexico's Victor "Viking" Terrazas, began training for his next defense of the title. Terrazas (33-2-1, 19 KOs) is going to return on a date in August and there is still a chance the fight will take place outside of Mexico. Terrazas would like to secure a match with Abner Mares, the WBC's full champion at super bantam. Mares will possibly return to action on August 18th in Guadalajara.
The all-Mexican showdown between super bantamweights Abner Mares (24-0-1, 13KOs) and Victor "Viking" Terrazas (33-2-1, 19KOs) will have to wait. Mares is the WBC's full champion at 122, while Terrazas holds the WBC' silver belt.
Last Saturday in El Paso, Guadalajara's Abner Mares (24-0-1 13 KOs) captured the vacant WBC super bantamweight title with a dominating twelve round unanimous decision over Puerto Rican veteran Eric Morel. While Mares wants to secure a unification with Nonito Donaire (28-0-1 18 KOs) - the WBC's silver champion at super bantamweight, Victor "El Vikingo" Terrazas (33-2-1, 19KOs), wants his earned opportunity to fight for the full championship.
A crushing right hand from Victor "El Vikingo" Terrazas left Colombian challenger Jose Palma lying on the canvas. The fight was stopped at 57 seconds into the fourth round to retain his WBC silver super bantamweight title at the Municipal Auditorium in Arandas, Jalisco.
The weights are in for Saturday card in Arandas, Mexico. In a crowded ceremony, Mexico's Victor "Viking" Terrazas and his challenger Jose Palma, of Colombia, came in at 121.9-pounds. Terrazas (33-2-1, 18 KOs) will defend his WBC silver super bantamweight world title against Palma (15-5-2, 10 KOs) in the main event. The card is promoted by Canelo Promotions, Televisa and Grupo Modelo.
The final press conference took place for "ROAD TO GLORY" - with WBC silver super bantamweight champion Victor "El Vikingo" Terrazas, and his Colombian opponent Jose Palma, going face to face before the local reporters. The card is being put together by Canelo Promotions, Televisa and Grupo Modelo. Other fighters on the show include undefeated Gilberto "Lefty" Ramirez, who faces Jaime "Indio" Barboza. The card takes place on Saturday night at the Arandas Auditorium in Arandas, Jalisco.
World Boxing Council silver super bantamweight world champion Victor "Viking" Terrazas (32-2-1, 18KOs) was a big hit in Arandas, Jalisco, Mexico. This coming Saturday he risks his crown against Colombian opponent Jose Palma at the Municipal Auditorium in Arandas. The card is presented by CANELO PROMOTIONS, Televisa and Grupo Modelo. Terrazas took the time to meet with fans, take part in promotional duties and sign plenty of autographs.