Miguel Madueno: record, next fight and profile →
Keyshawn Davis is wasting little time getting back into the ring following his one-sided stoppage win against former world titleholder Jose Pedraza in February.
Lightweight Miguel Madueno got the biggest win of his career Wednesday, taking a split-decision victory over Justin Pauldo at the ProBox TV Events Center in Plant City, Florida.
ProBox TV returns on Wednesday, February 28 with a new installment of Wednesday Night Fights. The card is headlined by ‘The Million Dollar Man’ Justin Pauldo. Pauldo (17-1, 8 KOs) of Houston, Texas, made weight at a comfortable 134.8 lbs clocking in just under the 135 lbs limit of lightweight. His opponent, Miguel Madueno (30-2, 28 KOs) came in at 135.2 lbs. The two will battle in a 10-round main event.
Lightweight Justin Pauldo (17-1, 8 KOs) collides with Miguel Madueno in this week’s main-event on ProBox TV’s Wednesday Night Fights in Plant City, Florida.
Montreal Casino, Montreal - In a junior welterweight clash, Steve Claggett (37-7-2, 25 KOs) was too busy with a non-stop attack that controlled and punished Miguel Madueno (30-2, 28 KOs) for a dominant ten round unanimous decision.
Claggett, Madueno Weights Photos Gallery - Canadian junior welterweight contender Steve Claggett will fight the heavy-handed Miguel Madueno on Tuesday, Nov. 14, in the 10-round main event at Casino De Montreal. The NABF and NABO titles will be on the line, as Calgary native Claggett seeks to extend his winning streak to eight.
By Corey Erdman - Fighters whose professional journey began the way Steve Claggett’s did typically don’t win up headlining a card on an ESPN platform. For many years, Claggett bounced between short-term promotional deals and self-promotion, and was starting to become thought of and treated by the industry as a high-level opponent, a fighter who was good on the Canadian scene but not quite good enough to thrive outside of it.
The WBO's #10 contender in the lightweight division, Miguel Madueno, will step onto Quebecois soil on November 14 with the firm intention of causing an upset and seizing Steve Claggett's NABF title.
Thompson Boxing’s lightweight power punching contender, Miguel “Explosivo” Madueno (28-1, 26 KOs), got back in the world title picture after scoring a knockout over Juan Huertas (16-4-1, 12 KOs), last night at the Whitesands Events Center in Plant City, FL. The scheduled 10-round bout served as the co-main event on the ProBox Last Chance Tournament.
Miguel Madueno returned to the win column in a big way. The free-swinging puncher dropped and stopped Panama’s Juan Huertas in the fifth-round of their ProBox TV-streamed co-feature Friday evening at Whitesands Event Center in Plant City, Florida. Huertas was forced to a knee, taking a full ten count to end the fight at 2:15 of round five in their lightweight battle.