
Cuadras Says Chocolatito Rematch Deal Still Being Worked Out
Carlos Cuadras (35-1-1, 27KOs) only has one opponent on his mind, and that fighter is former four division world champion Román "Chocolatito" González (46-0, 38KOs).

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Carlos Cuadras (35-1-1, 27KOs) only has one opponent on his mind, and that fighter is former four division world champion Román "Chocolatito" González (46-0, 38KOs).

World Boxing Council [WBC] super flyweight world champion Roman "Chocolatito" Gonzalez (46-0, 38 KOs) is back in the gym after more than two months of rest and being away from the ring. The boxer was starting to get back in the swing of things, and he certainly felt the absence of longtime trainer Arnulfo Obando, who died last Wednesday. Obando suffered a serious stroke two days earlier and was eventually declared brain dead as his condition worsened.

As previously reported on BoxingScene.com, former world champion Ricardo 'El Matador' Mayorga (31-9-1, 25KOs) was planning to return to the ring in December in Managua, Nicaragua. The fight would headline an event being promoted by Bufalo Boxing Promotions, which is run by former world champion Rosendo Alvarez.

WBC super flyweight champion Roman 'Chocolatito' Gonzalez (46-0, 38KOs) was recently presented with a unification offer to take on WBO king Naoya 'The Monster' Inoue (11-0, 9KOs). Both fighters are represented by Teiken Promotions.

For the exciting career of WBC flyweight world champion Roman "Chocolatito" González, 2016 is a year that looks to be even better than 2015, when he got placed at the top of the boxing world as the pound-for-pound king following the retirement of Floyd Mayweather.

Former two division world champion Ricardo "Matador" Mayorga (31-9-1, 25 KOs) will return to the ring in February of next year, confirmed former champion turned promoter Rosendo Alvarez and his wife Ruth Rodriguez.

WBC flyweight champion Roman "Chocolatito" Gonzalez (44-0, 38KOs) is looking at a possible ring return in February. He says there are plenty of options for him after retaining his title earlier this month with a knockout victory over former champion Brian Viloria at New York's Madison Square Garden. The fight Gonzalez would want most is the man he defeated in 2012, Juan Francisco Estrada, who holds the WBA/WBO world titles at flyweight.

Arnulfo Obando, trainer of Roman "Chocolatito" González (43-0, 37KOs), says the boxer is not getting a big head after dozens of writers began listing him as the best pound-for-pound fighter in the world following the retirement of Floyd Mayweather Jr. Obando began working with Roman in late 2009 when he replaced former coach Gustavo Herrera. He believes the recognition of Roman as the best fighter on the planet is well deserved without any doubt.

It is better to be away from home and avoid distractions. Roman "Chocolatito" Gonzalez and his team will travel next Monday to San Jose, Costa Rica, where the triple world champion complete his preparation for the scheduled defense of his WBC flyweight title against Brian Viloria on October 17 at Madison Square Garden in New York. The fight will take place on the Gennady Golovkin-David Lemieux HBO Pay-Per-View undercard.

Roman Gonzalez (43-0, 37 KOs) is calm and relaxed. There are still almost two months before his defends his WBC flyweight title against Brian Viloria (36-4, 22 KOs), an opponent who theoretically is the most complicated in the career of the Nicaraguan banger. The fight will take place on the Gennady Golovkin vs. David Lemieux undercard on October 17th at New York's Madison Square Garden.