
Kid Galahad Confident of Beating Rigondeaux, Wants Him Now!
Undefeated super-bantamweight ace Kid Galahad has targeted a showdown with pound-for-pound star Guillermo Rigondeaux and believes he can be the first man to defeat him.
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Undefeated super-bantamweight ace Kid Galahad has targeted a showdown with pound-for-pound star Guillermo Rigondeaux and believes he can be the first man to defeat him.

Mexico's unbeaten Moises Flores has revealed that there is an initial agreement to face WBA super bantamweight champion Guillermo 'The Jackal' Rigondeaux on December 3 on US soil, tentatively at Madison Square Garden in New York. The card would be headlined by former four division world champion Miguel Angel Cotto.

THE bypassing of Zolani Tete for a WBO bantamweight title shot in favour of a boxer he beat is raising eyebrows back home. Rated third in the bantamweight, Tete has been passed on for the title in favour of Paul Butler despite the fact he knocked him out in eight rounds when they fought for the IBF junior bantamweight title in March last year

Guillermo Rigondeaux (17-0, 11KOs) calmly waiting through the period of negotiations to see if he will finally face the mandatory challenger to his World Boxing Association (WBA) super bantamweight title, Mexico's Moises Flores.

New York - With a healed jaw, Scott Quigg (31-1-2, 23 KO's) looks to make an impact in the lower divisions of boxing. A November return date is being eyed for Quigg with the option to return at 122 or 126 pounds.

It wasn’t long after Carl Frampton was announced the winner over Leo Santa Cruz in a fantastic featherweight fight that the champion of the junior featherweight division took to Twitter.

Guillermo Rigondeaux respects the outstanding work Carl Frampton and Leo Santa Cruz produced Saturday night. The WBA super world super bantamweight champion made it clear, though, that he wants an opportunity to travel to Belfast for a fight against Frampton. The newly crowned WBA super world featherweight champion from Northern Ireland said in the immediate aftermath of his majority decision victory over Santa Cruz at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center that he would welcome a rematch with Santa Cruz in Belfast or an all-United Kingdom showdown with Wales’ Lee Selby, the IBF featherweight title-holder.

Ask Barry McGuigan about what he wants if his fighter, Carl Frampton, tops featherweight titleholder Leo Santa Cruz on Saturday night in Brooklyn, and McGuigan will correct you:

Henry Rivalta, co-manager of Mexican fighter Moises "Chucky" Flores, is convinced that his fighter has a great chance at beating two-time Olympic gold medal winner Guillermo Rigondeaux, when fighters collide in a mandatory title fight in the coming months.

GUADALAJARA, MX - This past Saturday, newly crowned undefeated IBO super-bantamweight world champion, Moises "Chucky" Flores (25-0, 17 KOs), received his belt from co-manager Henry Rivalta of Pro Box Management.