

World Boxing Council light flyweight champion Ganigan "Maravilla" Lopez (28-6, 17KOs) will once again fight Pedro Guevara (28-2-1, 17KOs)....this time defending his green and gold belt on October 15th at the “Centro de Usos Mutiples” in Mazatlan, Sinaloa.
Guevara made the second defense of the 108-pound title in July 2015, winning by points against Ganigan. Now Lopez is the champion.
Guevara lost the title by way of a split decision in November 2015 to Yu Kimura of Japan. Lopez than traveled to Japan and unseated Kimura this past March by way of a majority decision, and then retained his title in July against Jonathan Taconing.
The world champion, confirming he's as pleased as punch for this rematch. He's very motivated the avenge his loss from 2015. Lopez hopes to have the same kind of war as the recent super flyweight bout between Roman 'Chocolatito' Gonzalez and Carlos Cuadras.
"When I was offered the fight with Guevara I of course accepted without hesitation. I do not mind coming to Guevara’s home to defend my championship, because I'm at my best," Lopez said.
"I really hope to fight the best Pedro Guevara. The fans deserve a great fight. Cuadras and Chocolatito gave us such a war. I am confident this will also be a big fight between two brave Mexican warriors and we all know what happens when two Mexican are simultaneously in the ring."