Steve Claggett: record, next fight and profile →
WBO super lightweight champion Teofimo Lopez will fight next on June 29 in Miami. He will box Calgary’s Steve Claggett, 38-7-2 (26 KOs), in his first fight since an unspectacular outing against Jamaine Ortiz in Las Vegas in February.
Promoter Camille Estephan has said that super lightweight Steve Claggett won’t face Mike Ohan Jr. this coming Thursday on United Boxing Promotions-Eye of the Tiger co-promotion at the Montreal Casino in Montreal, Quebec
With four high-profile 140-pound champions and a fifth who floats among divisions, it’s rare for a month to pass without one of them in the ring. On the occasion of Saturday night’s WBA super-welterweight title defense by Rolly Romero versus Mexico’s Isaac “Pitbull” Cruz and news breaking Friday that champion Teofimo Lopez will defend his WBO belt against Steve Claggett June 29 in Miami, the time is right to re-assess the wealth of talent.
Steve Claggett’s pressure overwhelmed Marcos Gonzalez quite quickly Thursday night in Montreal. The Canadian junior welterweight contender consistently landed to Gonzalez’s head and body over the first two rounds in their eight-round bout at Casino de Montreal. Gonzalez’s body language indicated he wouldn’t last much longer, which led his trainer to stop their bout before the third round began on the Erik Bazinyan-Billy Godoy undercard.
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.
Steve Claggett dominated Carlos Sanchez to keep his winning streak intact Friday night. The Canadian junior welterweight veteran dropped Sanchez once apiece in the fourth, sixth and seventh rounds and easily won their 10-round bout by unanimous decision at Lac Leamy Casino in Gatineau, Quebec, Canada. Claggett battered the resilient Sanchez to the body and defeated him by wide distances on the scorecards of judges Richard
Current NABF junior welterweight beltholder, Steve Claggett (35-7-2, 25 KOs), will defend his title for the first time at the event taking place at the Théâtre du Casino Lac-Leamy on September 8th, as he faces Mexican contender Carlos Sanchez (24-1, 19 KOs).