Mosley Likely Going Down Under For October Fight, Also Rafael Marquez Back W/ Nacho & Signs With Gbp
By Rick Reeno
Former three division world champion "Sugar" Shane Mosley (47-8, 39KOs) has advised BoxingScene.com that his next fight will likely come against Anthony Mundine in Australia. The bout would take place at 154-pounds, with an October date being targeted. Mosley last fought in May and won a twelve round decision over Pablo Cesar Cano. Mundine (44-5, 26KOs) dropped a twelve round decision in his last fight, which came in January against IBF middleweight champion Daniel Geale.
"It looks that way [that I'll be facing Mundine]. I haven't talked to Golden Boy yet or [manager] James Prince or my attorney Josh Dubin but I think it's [going to happen] in October, maybe early October. It's going to bet at 154. So I'll fight him at 154 and then move down to welter," Mosley told BoxingScene.com.
Mosley's name was being whispered as a potential opponent for Kell Brook in September, but the former champion has heard nothing from his management regarding a match with Brook.
By Rene Umanzor
Former champion Rafael Marquez (41-8, 37KOs) has signed a four fight agreement with Golden Boy Promotions. Marquez, 38-years-old, plans to return on a Golden Boy card on September 7th, and then wants to have three more fights before ending his career. Marquez last fought in October of last year, losing by way of a ninth round TKO to Cristian Mijares. Marquez was very angry with the stoppage, stating the referee jumped in too quickly in a very close fight. At the time of the stoppage, Marquez was ahead on one card and down on the other two.
"I've signed for four fights with Golden Boy and my return will be on September 7. I will make those four fights with Golden Boy and then say goodbye to boxing, which could happen in 2014. I need another world title, I feel pretty good to continue fighting. People will see the difference in Rafael Marquez. I have to show them that I have a lot left. There are many opponents who could face me.........Abner Mares, Leo Santa Cruz, Victor Terrazas," Marquez said.
After three years of training under coach Daniel Zaragoza, Marquez has decided to return to training with Ignacio "Nacho" Beristain, who also trains older brother Juan Manuel Marquez.
By Rick Reeno
Former three division world champion "Sugar" Shane Mosley (47-8, 39KOs) has advised BoxingScene.com that his next fight will likely come against Anthony Mundine in Australia. The bout would take place at 154-pounds, with an October date being targeted. Mosley last fought in May and won a twelve round decision over Pablo Cesar Cano. Mundine (44-5, 26KOs) dropped a twelve round decision in his last fight, which came in January against IBF middleweight champion Daniel Geale.
"It looks that way [that I'll be facing Mundine]. I haven't talked to Golden Boy yet or [manager] James Prince or my attorney Josh Dubin but I think it's [going to happen] in October, maybe early October. It's going to bet at 154. So I'll fight him at 154 and then move down to welter," Mosley told BoxingScene.com.
Mosley's name was being whispered as a potential opponent for Kell Brook in September, but the former champion has heard nothing from his management regarding a match with Brook.
By Rene Umanzor
Former champion Rafael Marquez (41-8, 37KOs) has signed a four fight agreement with Golden Boy Promotions. Marquez, 38-years-old, plans to return on a Golden Boy card on September 7th, and then wants to have three more fights before ending his career. Marquez last fought in October of last year, losing by way of a ninth round TKO to Cristian Mijares. Marquez was very angry with the stoppage, stating the referee jumped in too quickly in a very close fight. At the time of the stoppage, Marquez was ahead on one card and down on the other two.
"I've signed for four fights with Golden Boy and my return will be on September 7. I will make those four fights with Golden Boy and then say goodbye to boxing, which could happen in 2014. I need another world title, I feel pretty good to continue fighting. People will see the difference in Rafael Marquez. I have to show them that I have a lot left. There are many opponents who could face me.........Abner Mares, Leo Santa Cruz, Victor Terrazas," Marquez said.
After three years of training under coach Daniel Zaragoza, Marquez has decided to return to training with Ignacio "Nacho" Beristain, who also trains older brother Juan Manuel Marquez.