Carlos Cuadras: record, next fight and profile →
WBC super flyweight world champion Juan Francisco Estrada is on the shelf at the moment, as the world battles the coronavirus pandemic. When the sport resumes, Estrada may battle Carlos Cuadras in a rematch. Estrada won a tough twelve round decision over Cuadras a few years ago.
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It has been almost four years since Carlos Cuadras stopped being world champion, and the need for redemption keeps him more motivated than ever as he prepares for an imminent rematch with two-time world champion Juan Francisco 'Gallo' Estrada, which he expects to happen once the restrictions are lifted due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
LAS VEGAS – Carlos Cuadras continued his climb back Saturday night toward another super flyweight world title fight. The former WBC 115-pound champion edged feisty fellow Mexican Jose Maria Cardenas by majority decision in their 10-round bout on the Tyson Fury-Otto Wallin undercard at T-Mobile Arena. The taller, rangier Cardenas did damage when his right hand landed, as Cuadras fought through significant swelling beneath his left eye during the second half of their fight.
WBO junior featherweight world champion Emanuel “Vaquero” Navarrete will become the latest Mexican superstar to carry his nation’s flag proudly on Mexican Independence Day Weekend. Navarrete will make the third defense of his title versus Filipino contender Juan Miguel Elorde on Saturday, Sept. 14 at T-Mobile Arena as the co-feature to lineal heavyweight champion Tyson Fury’s title defense against Otto Wallin.
KISSIMMEE, Fla.—Well before the ESPN cameras began rolling or the event site doors even opened to allow fans into the arena, Mexico’s Carlos Cuadras quietly continued his quest to reinvent himself as a bantamweight contender.
Daniel Lozano is well aware of his perceived industry status as an opponent for hire. All he asks in being viewed as such is a chance for a fair fight. It finally comes this weekend, even if by accident. On paper, Lozano steps way up in class as he faces former super flyweight titlist Carlos Cuadras this Saturday at Osceola Heritage Park in Kissimmee, Fla. The bout is on the non-televised portion of Masayuki Ito’s super featherweight title defense versus Jamel Herring live on ESPN, but comes right on time for the squat boxer from Bowling Green, Fla. who was already training for an eventually canceled fight when he got the call for this bout.
Cintron, Koki Eto Weights Photos Gallery - Masayuki Ito won the WBO junior lightweight title last July in Kissimmee, Florida. For title defense number two, he’s returning to the city of his greatest triumph. (photos by Mikey Williams).
The president of the World Boxing Council revealed that it will be in October when the Frenchman Nordine Oubaali (14-0, 11 KOs) and American Olympian Rau'shee Warren (16-2, 4 KOs) will be measured for the bantamweight championship left vacant by Mexican bomber Luis 'Panterita' Nery.
Former world champion Carlos Cuadras resumed his winning ways in Los Mochis, against a tough opponent like Ricardo Nunez of Panama. Cuadras, who lost his last two bouts by decision to McWilliams Arroyo and Juan Francisco Estrada, won a seven round technical decision. The Mexican veteran suffered two cuts after accidental headbutts caused bleeding on both eyebrows, so the contest was stopped and the scores favored him by 68-63, 68-63 and 69-63 to get the WBC international bantamweight title at the Multiple Use Center.