Felix Verdejo: record, next fight and profile →
SAN JUAN, P.R. – Unbeaten world title contender, Puerto Rico’s Felix ‘El Diamante’ Verdejo, was released from the hospital after suffering injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident.
After spending six days at the Medical Center Rio Piedras for injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident, Puerto Rican boxer Felix 'El Diamante' Verdejo was given his release on Friday afternoon and sent home where he will continue his recovery.
Undefeated Puerto Rican fighter Felix 'Diamante' Verdejo (22-0, 15KOs) admits he made a very big mistake by riding recklessly on a motorcycle, which led to him suffering injuries from an accident on Sunday in the jurisdiction of Rio Grande, towards Carolina. Verdejo was taken to the Medical Center in Rio Piedras.
Ricky Marquez, manager and trainer of undefeated Puerto Rican fighter Felix 'Diamante' Verdejo (22-0, 15KOs), revealed a photo of his boxer's condition after he suffered injuries from a motorcycle accident on Sunday in the jurisdiction of Rio Grande, towards Carolina. Verdejo was taken to the Medical Center in Rio Piedras.
As previously reported, undefeated Puerto Rican fighter Felix 'Diamante' Verdejo (22-0, 15KOs) was involved in a motorcycle accident on Sunday in the jurisdiction of Rio Grande, towards Carolina. He was taken to the Medical Center in Rio Piedras.
As previously reported, undefeated Puerto Rican fighter Felix 'Diamante' Verdejo (22-0, 15KOs) was involved in a motorcycle accident earlier today in the jurisdiction of Rio Grande, towards Carolina. He was taken to the Medical Center in Rio Piedras.
The Puerto Rico Police have released a statement that undefeated Puerto Rican fighter Felix 'Diamante' Verdejo (22-0, 15KOs) was involved in a motorcycle accident earlier today in the jurisdiction of Rio Grande, towards Carolina. He was taken to the Medical Center in Rio Piedras.
The WBO issued an order on August 1 which directs the camps behind World Boxing Organization (WBO) lightweight world champion Terry Flanagan and top rated Felix Verdejo to reach an agreement within 20 days.
Ricky Marquez, manager and trainer of Puerto Rican prospect Felix "El Diamante" Verdejo (22-0, 15KOs), spoke with BoxingScene/Ringsidefightingnews and confirms that a showdown with WBO lightweight champion Terry Flanagan (31-0, 12KOs) is in their plans, and right now they are negotiating the terms to make this fight happen in November of 2016.
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