
CompuBox's September To Remember: Stat Review
September surely was a month to remember for CompuBox. CompuBox provided live statistics for 26 fights- nearly one live fight per day. Here’s a look at the top performers of the month.
Guillermo Rigondeaux: record, next fight and profile →

September surely was a month to remember for CompuBox. CompuBox provided live statistics for 26 fights- nearly one live fight per day. Here’s a look at the top performers of the month.

By Keith Idec Only one company, Headbangers Promotions, bid Tuesday for the right to promote a Lamont Peterson-Zab Judah junior welterweight title fight ordered by the IBF. Headbangers Promotions, out of Washington, D.C., won with a bid of $50,000, the minimum allowed by the Springfield, N.J.-based IBF. Headbangers Promotions is operated by the family of Barry Hunter, who trains Peterson and saved the boxer and his younger brother, lightweight Anthony Peterson, from Washington’s streets when they were abandoned children. The move was widely viewed by boxing insiders as Hunter’s insurance policy in the event a Lamont Peterson-Timothy Bradley rematch doesn’t come to fruition.

Ghanaian former world bantamweight champion Joseph Agbeko (28-4, 22KOs) has told WBN that he has WBA super bantamweight titlist Guillermo Rigondeaux firmly in his sights as he lines up another shot at a world title. The 32 year-old has been out of the ring since losing back to back decisions against Abner Mares last year and is now ready to head to 122lbs to take on one of the top fighters in the Cuban two-time Olympic champion.

Workmanlike performance by Guillermo Rigondeaux, who landed 43% of his power shots, while throwing 53 punches per round. Roberto Marroquin landed just 16% of his total punches.

Thomas & Mack, Las Vegas - WBA super featherweight champion Guillermo Rigondeaux (11-0) successfully defended his title with a unanimous decision victory over Roberto Marroquin (22-2). The scores were 118-108 twice and 118-109. The on again, off again fight began slow as both fighters felt each other out.

Guillermo Ridgoneaux is very selective with his punches. Roberto Marroquion's opponents landed 42% of his power shots and Rigondeaux is a major step up in opposition for him.

Junior featherweight titlist Guillermo Rigondeaux (10-0, 8 KOs) has not yet officially signed an extension with Top Rank, according to Pat English, attorney of the fighter’s manager Gary Hyde. Earlier on Friday, it was reported that Rigondeaux’s two-year promotional contract was set to expire following this Saturday’s title defense against Roberto Marroquin (22-1, 15 KOs), and that Top Rank CEO Bob Arum announced that the Cuban champ agreed to an 18-month extension.

Top Rank's CEO Bob Arum has advised BoxingScene.com that WBA super bantamweight champion Guillermo Rigondeaux (10-0, 8KOs) has agreed to an 18 month extension of his promotional contract.

Ryan Burton catches up with WBA super bantamweight champion Guillermo Rigondeaux to discuss his upcoming defense against Roberto Marroquin.

Ryan Burton catches up with super bantamweight Roberto Marroquin to discuss his fight with undefeated WBA champion Guillermo Rigondeaux of Cuba.