Carlos Cuadras: record, next fight and profile →
WBC super flyweight champion Carlos Cuadras (34-0-1, 26KOs) wants the best possible fights in 2016. He had a very good 2015. Cuadras won a twelve round unanimous decision over current WBA interim-champion Luis Concepcion in April. He then stopped Dixon Flores in five rounds in August, and came back on November 28th when he traveled to Japan to win a dominant decision over Koki Eto.
Carlos Cuadras recorded the fifth successful defense of his super flyweight title, outpointing Koki Eto over 12 rounds Saturday evening in Sendai, Japan.
The weights are in for the big event being presented by Teiken Promotions on Saturday night. In the main event, Carlos Cuadras, (33-0-1, 26 KOs), the World Boxing Council super flyweight champion, will defend his crown for the fifth time the Xebio Arena in Sendai, Japan against local contender Koki Eto (17-3-1, 13 KO), the OPBF champion. Cuadras and Eto both came in at 114.42-pounds. Cuadras has fought twice this year. He won a twelve round decision over Luis Concepion in April and knocked out Dixon Flores in five rounds in August.
The super flyweight world champion of the World Boxing Council, Carlos Cuadras, is now training in Maywood, California with coach Rudy Hernandez. Cuadras initially started training with Robert Garcia in Riverside, California, as he prepares for his fifth defense of the green and gold on November 28 in Japan against Koki Eto.
Teiken Promotions recently announced that Carlos Cuadras, (33-0-1, 26 KOs), the World Boxing Council super flyweight champion, will defend his crown for the fifth time on November 28th at the Xebio Arena in Sendai, Japan against local Koki Eto (17-3-1, 13 KO), the OPBF champion. This will be a doubleheader with two Mexican champions staking their belts, as Pedro Guevara (26-1-1, 17 KO) will defend the WBC light flyweight crown against Japan's Yu Kimura (17-2-1, 3 KO).
Carlos Cuadras racked up the fourth defense of his super flyweight title, stopping Dixon Flores in five rounds Saturday evening in Guamuchil, Mexico. There appeared on paper to be little hope of a competitive fight heading into the night. Flores danced as hard as he could, making the trek from Nicaragua - his first outside of his home country for his first-ever title shot, even if the manner in which he obtained it remains unclear.
WBC super flyweight champion Carlos “Principe” Cuadras (32-01, 25KOs), and his upcoming challenger Dixon Flores (11-2-2), easily made weight for their upcoming clash this coming Saturday night at the Baseball Park Alberto Vega Chavez, in Guamuchil, Sinaloa. Both boxers came in with identical weights of 114.6-pounds. This will be the fourth defense of Cuadras' world title. He made defenses against Jose Salgado, Marvin Mabait and Luis Concepcion.
WBC super flyweight champion Carlos “Principe” Cuadras (32-01, 25KOs), and his upcoming challenger Dixon Flores (11-2-2), met face to face at the final press conference for their upcoming clash this coming Saturday night at the Baseball Park Alberto Vega Chavez, in Guamuchil, Sinaloa. This past Saturday night, both boxers passed the pre-weighin, required by the WBC, in observance with carefully formulated health and safety protocols. The champion tipped at 122-pounds on the scales, while his rival Flores was a little lighter at 118-pounds.
WBC super flyweight champion Carlos “Principe” Cuadras (32-01, 25KOs), and his upcoming challenger Dixon Flores (11-2-2), are preparing to deliver appreciably more than three strikes in the coming week, at the Baseball Park Alberto Vega Chavez, in Guamuchil, Sinaloa. Both boxers passed the pre-weighin, required by the WBC, in observance with carefully formulated health and safety protocols. The champion tipped at 122-pounds on the scales, while his rival Flores was a little lighter at 118-pounds.
Unbowed and undefeated WBC super flyweight champion Carlos "Príncipe" Cuadras will defend his belt on August 15th, when he faces Nicaraguan Dixon Flores in a bout to broadcast nationwide via Televisa. Cuadras, who recently celebrated one year as world champion, will be making the 4th defense of his belt in the 115-pound division. The card is presented by Promociones del Pueblo.