Video: Guerrero vs. Berto Final Press Conference
Luis Sandoval catches the final press conference to the welterweight fight between Robert Guerrero and Andre Berto. Hear from Guerrero, Berto, Golden Boy President Oscar De La Hoya and more.
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Adrien Broner: Andre Berto Should Beat Guerrero Easy
WBC lightweight champion Adrien Broner is fully backing former two-time beltholder Andre Berto (28-1, 22KOs) to defeat WBC interim-welterweight champ Robert Guerrero (30-1-1, 18KOs) on Saturday night at Citizens Business Bank Arena in Ontario, California. HBO will televise the fight. Broner says his prediction is not based on a September confrontation with Guerrero - which took place at the official weigh-in for Andre Ward vs. Chad Dawson. And his prediction is not based on the fact that he and Berto share the same manager, Al Haymon. According to Broner, his prediction is completely based on the skills of both fighters.
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News: Gavin Breaks Down Guerrero-Berto, WSB
We should have a clearer indication as to whether interim WBC welterweight king Robert Guerrero is a great fighter or simply very good, when he locks horns with ex WBC and IBF belt holder Andre Berto at the Citizen’s Business Bank Arena, Ontario, California this Saturday. Watch the fight live and exclusive in the UK on BoxNation, the new home of boxing, SkyCh.437/Virgin Ch.546. Join at www.frankwarren.com Known as ‘The Ghost’, the 29 year old from nearby Gilroy collected IBF straps down at 126 and 130lbs. His standing as an ‘interim’ champion with the WBA and WBO at 135lbs plus his present status permits him to make the tenuous claim of being a four division ‘world’ champion. The 5ft 9in southpaw is certainly a quality human being. After his wife Casey, a childhood sweetheart, was diagnosed with leukaemia in 2007, Guerrero placed his world championship aspirations on the backburner to tend to her. After a January 2010 transplant, she now appears cancer free.
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Photos: Guerrero, Berto Face To Face at Final Presser
(From Left to Right) Undefeated junior middleweight rising star Keith Thurman, Four-Division and Six-Time World Champion Robert Guerrero, President of Golden Boy Promotions Oscar De la Hoya, former Two-Time Welterweight World Champion Andre Berto and former World Champion Carlos Quintana pose on November 20, 2012 in Los Angeles, California at the final press conference for their November 24, 2012 fights at Citizens Business Bank Arena in Ontario, California where Guerrero will defend his WBC Interim Welterweight World Championship against Berto and Thurman will face Quintana both of which will be televised live on HBO World Championship Boxing.
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Video: Andre Berto Interview and Open Workout
Luis Sandoval catches up with former two-time welterweight champion Andre Berto to discuss his upcoming fight with WBC interim-king Andre Berto.
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Robert Guerrero was at 152 Pounds With 7 Days to Go
Robert Guerrero came in at 152 pounds this past weekend at a weigh-in mandated by the World Boxing Council, giving the sanctioning body’s interim welterweight titleholder six days to lose five pounds. Guerrero’s weight was certified on Saturday, Nov. 17, by Rudy Tellez, according to information WBC official William Boodhoo provided to BoxingScene.com. Guerrero will be facing two-time 147-pound titleholder Andre Berto, headlining an HBO broadcast on Nov. 24 from the Citizens Business Bank Arena in Ontario, Calif.
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Photos: Guerrero-Berto, Thurman-Quintana Workouts
Four-Division and Six-Time World Champion Robert Guerrero shadow boxes on November 19, 2012 in Los Angeles, California during a media workout in preparation for his November 24, 2012 WBC Interim Welterweight World Championship title defense against former Two-Time Welterweight World Champion Andre Berto at Citizens Business Bank Arena in Ontario, California which will be televised live on HBO World Championship Boxing. Photos by Gene Blevins/Hoganphotos.
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Berto, Guerrero Not Distracted By Past PED Scandals
Andre Berto sat ringside for Robert Guerrero’s welterweight debut this past summer, though there was no ulterior motive behind his being in attendance. The former welterweight titlist was in town to clear his name with the California State Athletic Commission after a positive drug test killed plans for his twice-canceled rematch with Victor Ortiz and resulted in a suspended license. The trip proved worthwhile; Berto was reinstated by the commission and ultimately wound up with a future opponent after Guerrero edged out Selcuk Aydin in a hard-fought battle. Berto returns to the ring for the first time in 14 months, as he will face Guerrero on November 24 at the Citizens Business Bank Arena in Ontario, California.
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Berto Admits Golden Boy Move Could Be Permanent
For someone who hasn’t posted a single fight in 2012, Andre Berto has seen his name in the headlines quite a bit this year. The former welterweight titlist has been forced to battle through injury, and also clear his own name when random drug testing produced a positive result prior to his rescheduled rematch with Victor Ortiz. Along the way, he caused controversy with the manner in which he announced a newfound allegiance with Golden Boy Promotions, who serves as the lone promoter for his November 24 ring return. Berto (28-1, 22KO) squares off against Robert Guerrero in a welterweight battle which headlines on HBO live from Citizens Business Bank Arena in Ontario, California.
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Guerrero To Berto: Once I Hit The Gas, I Won't Stop
BoxingScene.com was recently granted exclusive access inside of Robert "The Ghost" Guerrero's training camp for his November 24th showdown again Andre Berto. The WBC interim welterweight champion is excited !out the challenge that Berto presents. "Training has gone great. I am excited. I am excited for everyone fight. This is a big fight. I can't wait for fight night," Guerrero stated. The Gilroy, Calif. native last stepped in the ring in June when he defeated Selcuk Aydin via unanimous decision to pick up the belt. Guerrero had been out of the ring well over a year prior to that fight after undergoing shoulder surgery. Besides winnng the belt, he said that fight was important because it allowed him to see how well his shoulder would hold up.
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