Julio Cesar Martinez: record, next fight and profile →
The previously scheduled matchup between WBC flyweight world champion Julio Cesar Martinez and unbeaten Angelino Cordova has been postponed. Martinez experienced visa issues trying to enter the country, forcing the bout to be rescheduled for next year.
As BoxingScene.com previously reported, undefeated WBA super middleweight champion and Minneapolis fan-favorite David Morrell Jr. will battle knockout artist Sena Agbeko headlining action live on Showtime on Saturday, December 16 in a Premier Boxing Champions event from The Armory in Minneapolis.
Julio Cesar Martinez will make his way back to the ring for the last ever Showtime boxing telecast. The network confirmed the WBC flyweight titlist will command the co-feature of a December 16 Showtime Championship Boxing tripleheader from The Armory in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Martinez will face Venezuela’s Angelino Cordova in a scheduled twelve-round title fight.
Time of death was finally called on the embarrassing Julio Cesar Martinez-McWilliams Arroyo saga. The title consolidation rematch will no longer move forward, nor will Arroyo any longer hold rights to challenge for the WBC flyweight title. The sanctioning body removed Arroyo’s interim title status for failure to move forward with the ordered bout versus Mexico City’s Martinez, who is now the sole WBC flyweight titleholder.
Julio Cesar Martinez and McWilliams Arroyo are both willing and able to move forward with their rematch. All they need now is a new date. Again. BoxingScene.com has confirmed that the oft-delayed WBC flyweight title consolidation rematch will no longer take place
Julio Cesar Martinez and McWilliams Arroyo have another fight date in place for their oft-delayed rematch. Whether they make into the ring or It once again collapses is a tale that will be told in the coming weeks. BoxingScene.com has learned that the WBC flyweight title fight is set to take place November 4 at a location to be determined as part of a Showtime Championship Boxing telecast. Should it hold, Martinez-Arroyo II will join th
As BoxingScene.com previously reported, the Julio Cesar Martinez-McWilliams Arroyo rematch is somehow back in play. Last month, a purse bid was held to determine promotional rights to the snakebit title consolidation bout was won by Clase y Talento, the company headed by Eddy Reynoso who submitted $345,000.
The Julio Cesar Martinez-McWilliams Arroyo rematch is somehow back in play. A purse bid held Thursday to determine promotional rights to the snakebit title consolidation bout was won by Clase y Talento, the company headed by Eddy Reynoso who submitted $345,000.
Sunny Edwards says he will vacate his IBF flyweight title and move up or down if he cannot secure a unification fight next. Edwards takes on Andres Campos at Wembley Arena on June 10 in his first fight since signing with Eddie Hearn and Matchroom.
Julio Cesar Martinez had more trouble with Ronal Batista on Saturday night than the wide odds suggested he would. Mexico City’s Martinez eventually overwhelmed the pesky Panamanian with his power, however, and stopped him early in the 11th round on the Canelo Alvarez-John Ryder undercard at a sold-out Akron Stadium in Zapopan, Mexico. Referee Celestino Ruiz stepped between them to stop the action exactly a minute into the 11th round, after Martinez pummeled Batista with a barrage of power punches while Batista was backed into the ropes.