Miguel Roman: record, next fight and profile →
Dangerous puncher Miguel 'Micky' Román retained the FECARBOX silver super featherweight title of the World Boxing Council by getting his hand raised in a very tough bout with former two division world champion Tomás 'Worm' Rojas.
Junior lightweight contender Miguel ‘Mickey’ Roman notched a victory in his return to the ring Saturday night, defeating Nicaragua’s Ramiro Blanco by decision Saturday night at the Gimnasio Municipal ‘Jose Neri Santos’ in his hometown of Ciudad Juarez, Mexico.
Miguel “El Alacrán” Berchelt (35-1) and Francisco “Bandito” Vargas (25-1-2) were supposed to square off on March 23rd at The Forum in Inglewood, California in a rematch of their January, 2017 bout that Berchelt won via 11th round TKO. The fight was 96-94, 96-94 and 95-95 in Berchelt’s favor prior to the stoppage.
World title challenger Miguel 'Micky' Roman is current training in Guadalajara, Jalisco; under the orders of coach Rafael Guzmán, with an eye on achieving new triumphs, and to execute the plan of returning to the ring once again in the United States.
Berchelt, Roman Fight Photos Gallery - Miguel Berchelt and Miguel "Mickey" Roman promised to deliver a Fight of the Year contender. The all-Mexican showdown delivered. (photos by Mikey Williams)
Miguel Berchelt and Miguel "Mickey" Roman promised to deliver a Fight of the Year contender. The all-Mexican showdown delivered. Berchelt defended his WBC super featherweight title for the fourth time, scoring a ninth-round TKO against Roman in front of 5,420 fans at the Don Haskins Center on Saturday evening.
By Keith Idec - Miguel Berchelt beat up Miguel “Mickey” Roman for as long as referee Jon Schorle would allow it Saturday night. Schorle finally stopped their 12-round, 130-pound title fight with two seconds remaining in the ninth round. By then, Mexico’s Berchelt had knocked down Roman three times, twice in the...
Berchelt, Roman Scorecard BoxingScene Live - WBC super featherweight champion Miguel Berchelt and challenger Miguel "Mickey" Roman stood nose to nose, one day away from what is expected to be a phone booth battle at the Don Haskins Center in El Paso, Texas (ESPN+, 9:30 p.m. ET). (photos by Mikey Williams).
Expect fireworks: Both landed/threw well above the jr. light. average for total punches. Miguel Berchelt landed 48.3% of his power punches, Miguel Roman 40.5%. They can be hit too, as Berchelt opponents landed 37.3% of their power punches, while Roman opponents landed 38.2% of their power shots. Roman will have to get past Berchelt's jab (6.8 landed per round) to be effective, as 25.4 of Roman's 27.8 landed punches (91%) are power shots.
Miguel Berchelt has heard and read all he can stand from fellow Mexican Miguel Roman. Berchelt admits that his challenger has gotten under his skin by talking trash throughout the buildup toward their 12-round, 130-pound title bout Saturday night in El Paso, Texas. The defending WBC world super featherweight champion plans to take out his anger on Roman when they square off at UTEP’s Don Haskins Center in a fight ESPN+ will stream live as the main event of an eight-bout card.