D'Mitrius Ballard: record, next fight and profile →
Jaime Munguia continues to grow under the tutelage of Hall of Fame legend Erik Morales. The two joined forces shortly after Munguia’s last fight in his native Mexico, a disputed twelve-round decision win over Dennis Hogan. Five wins have followed, the last four of which have seen Munguia (38-0, 30KOs)—a former WBO junior middleweight titlist—emerge as a top middleweight contender.
Munguia, Ballard, Mexico Weight Photos Gallery - Former WBO light middleweight champion JAIME MUNGUÍA looks to make it an impressive 39-0 this weekend, as the unbeaten Mexican star takes on D'MITRIUS BALLARD live on DAZN at the Plaza Monumental de Tijuana, Mexico. (photos by Tom Hogan)
Jamie Munguia is set to fight in front of a hometown crowd for the first time in more than four years. The former WBO junior middleweight titlist enters his fifth straight fight as an aspiring middleweight contender as he faces D’Mitrius Ballard. Both fighters made weight for the scheduled 12-round battle of unbeaten middleweights, which airs live on DAZN from Plaza Monumental in Munguia’s hometown of Tijuana, Mexico.
Munguia, Ballard Final Press Conference Photos Gallery - Former WBO light middleweight champion JAIME MUNGUÍA looks to make it an impressive 39-0 this weekend, as the unbeaten Mexican star takes on D'MITRIUS BALLARD live on DAZN at the Plaza Monumental de Tijuana, Mexico. (photos by Tom Hogan)
Former junior middleweight world champion Jaime Munguia is ready for the next step in his middleweight journey, when he faces undefeated D'Mitrius Ballard.
It has been nearly five years since Jaime Munguia has fought in his hometown, though never like what he will experience in his next bout. The former WBO junior middleweight titlist and current top-rated 160-pound contender set for a dangerous showdown
Carlos Adames (21-1) Is shaking his head at recent comments made by Jaime Munguia (38-0). The Tijuana, Mexico native is scheduled to take on D’Mitrius Ballard on February 19th in his hometown in a DAZN streamed main event.
Jaime Munguia entered his most recent fight under the impression that his next one would come in a final eliminator. A string of events prevented that from happening, with the unbeaten former WBO junior middleweight titlist instead settling for activity rather than waiting on perhaps the more significant opportunity.
Carlos "El Caballo Bronco" Adames did his part and now he hopes Jaime Munguia does his. Back in November, WBC President Mauricio Sulaiman said that he would order the winner of the Sergiy Derevyenchenko-Carlos Adames showdown to face Jaime Munguia to determine the mandatory challenger for the organization's champion, Jermall Charlo.
The pride of Tijuana, Jaime Munguia (38-0, 30 KOs), will make a grand homecoming when he faces undefeated middleweight contender D’Mitrius “Big Meech” Ballard (21-0-1, 13 KOs) in a 12-round fight for Munguia’s WBO Intercontinental Middleweight title.