Robert Guerrero: record, next fight and profile →
The Armory, Minneapolis - Former world champions squared off as Robert “The Ghost” Guerrero (38-6-1, 20 KOs) grinded out a unanimous decision (98-92 twice, 99-91) over Andre Berto (32-6, 24 KOs) after 10 rounds of welterweight action.
Andre Berto probably wishes he remained retired. The former IBF/WBC welterweight champion came to fight Saturday night, but he lost another unanimous decision to Robert Guerrero in their 10-round rematch on the David Morrell Jr.-Sena Agbeko undercard at The Armory in
Eleven years. That’s how unusually long Andre Berto has wanted an opportunity to avenge his loss to Robert Guerrero. The former IBF/WBC welterweight champion hasn’t fought since August 2018, a layoff that lasted long enough even he had given up hope of facing Guerrero again.
Guerrero, Berto Weights Photos Gallery - Morrell vs. Agbeko will see undefeated WBA Super Middleweight Champion and Minneapolis fan-favorite David Morrell Jr. 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. (photos by Amanda Westcott)
David Morrell Jr. and Sena Agbeko respectfully faced off Friday afternoon after making weight at a hotel ballroom inside the W Minneapolis – The Foshay.
Guerrero, Berto Final Press Conference Photos Gallery - Undefeated WBA Super Middleweight Champion and Minneapolis fan-favorite David Morrell Jr. and knockout artist Sena Agbeko went face-to-face Thursday at the final press conference before they meet in the SHOWTIME main event this Saturday, December 16 from The Armory in Minneapolis in an event presented by Premier Boxing Champions. (photos by Amanda Westcott)
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.
Before there was an Errol Spence Jr., a Jaron Ennis, or a Terence Crawford - Andre Berto was the man to beat at 147 pounds. The former Olympian had it all. Speed, power, an incredibly high ring IQ, and the swagger that made all the pieces fit together perfectly.
Devon Alexander was very interested in last month's results of the FOX pay-per-view card headlined by Keith Thurman taking on Mario Barrios. Thurman went on to win a dominant unanimous decision at the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino.
Conor Benn is inching closer to landing an opponent for his next fight. After considering foes like Adrien Broner, Robert Guerrero, and David Avanesyan, Matchroom Boxing head Eddie Hearn is zeroing in on a former 140-pound champion to challenge his ascending welterweight.