
Humberto Soto-Jose Lopez in Mexico on November 10
The former triple world champion Humberto "Zorrita" Soto will face Jose "Piston" Lopez on November 10 in Ecatepec, Mexico - according to his mentor, Antonio "Cañitas" Lozada.
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The former triple world champion Humberto "Zorrita" Soto will face Jose "Piston" Lopez on November 10 in Ecatepec, Mexico - according to his mentor, Antonio "Cañitas" Lozada.

Former champion Humberto "Zorrita" Soto (58-8-2, 34KOs) will return on a date in October, in Mexico, on a Televisa broadcast - according to manager Antonio Lozada of Baja Boxing. Soto's return bout will be scheduled for ten rounds and the opponent will be announced shortly.

Ernest Gabion catches up with hard hitting junior welterweight contender Lucas Matthysse to discuss his five round stoppage victory over former champion Humberto Soto.

Ernest Gabion catches up with former champion Humberto Soto to discuss his recent fifth round stoppage loss to Lucas Matthysse, the future and more.

Bombs Away! 154 of their combined 182 landed punches were power shots. Junior welterweight Lucas Matthysse landed 59 of 172 power punches over the last three rounds against Humberto Soto.

Luis Sandoval catches the post-fight press conference to the Victor Ortiz vs. Josesito Lopez clash. Hear from Lopez, Lucas Matthysse, Humberto Soto and more.

Staples Center, Los Angeles - Josesito Lopez (30-4, 18KOs) shocked the odds by moving up in weight and stopping Victor Ortiz (29-4-2, 22KOs) in nine rounds of action. After nine rounds of war, Ortiz suffered a broken jaw and could not continue. Photos by German Villasenor.

Lucas Matthysse’s last two trips for fights in the United States resulted in debatable split-decision defeats to former junior welterweight champions Zab Judah and Devon Alexander. Matthysse maintains, however, that he was “robbed” in the fights that resulted in the only two losses on his professional record. The heavy-handed Argentine contender thus feels he cannot allow his 12-round fight against Humberto Soto to go to the scorecards Saturday night in Los Angeles.

Staples Center, Los Angeles - Lucas Matthysse (31-2, 29KOs) went to war with Humberto Soto (59-8-2, 35KOs) and took him out in five rounds to capture the vacant WBC Continental Americas super lightweight title

Junior welterweight contender Lucas Matthysse the busier fighter (against much better opposition). Former champion Humberto Soto more accurate. Matthysse will not win a jabbing contest. 15 of his 17 landed punches per round were power shots. Soto landed 45% of his power shots.