November fireworks with the WBC!
Almost adios to a year full of fabulous boxing activity, yet we still have some more superb fights in month eleven. So Fasten your belt with the WBC, accelerating into November.
November 7: Nordine Oubaali vs. Takuma Inoue / Japan
All set for the Super Arena, Saitama of Japan, where WBC bantamweight division. Nordine Oubaali is ready to defend his crown against interim champion Takuma Inoue. Two fighters who will seek to prove who is the best in the division and all the more anticipation, as both arrive undefeated.
November 7: Nonito Donaire vs. Naoya Inoue / Japan
Naoya Inoue and Nonito Donaire will clash in what is fully expected a war of precision power punching . The WBC Diamond title will be at stake, which is in the grip of Nonito. But not only that, as the winner will conquer the World Boxing Super Series bantamweight tournament Ali trophy.
November 9: Lorissa Rivas vs Gwendolyn O’Neil / Trinidad and Tobago
With a knockout promise Trinidad and Tobago boxer Lorissa Rivas will face veteran Guyanese fighter Gwendoline O’Neil for the vacant WBC heavyweight title. A clash that has overcome problems with the promotion the fight, which had to be postponed. However, today everything is ready and Trinidad and Tobago will make history as this fight will be the first one that takes place in that country with the world heavyweight title is at stake.
November 9: Devin Haney vs. Alfredo Santiago Alvarez / California
The first defense of lightweight champion, Devin Haney with him fighting Alfredo Santiago, a tough Puerto Rican warrior who comes to this commitment with an unbeaten record of 12 fights won, 4 of them by fast track. The fight will take place at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, California.
November 16: Fatuma Zarika vs. Yamileth Mercado / Mexico
The wait is over and the Mexican international champion WBC super bantam champion, Yamileth Mercado will have a second chance to win the world crown, which is held by Kenyan, Fatuma Zarika. The two fighters already clashed in September 2018, but today, the Mexican wants to write a new chapter . However, Fatuma is adamant that she will return home with the Green and Gold Belt.
November 23: Deontay Wilder vs. Luis Ortiz / Nevada
For the second time, Luis Ortiz will fight WBC heavyweight world champion, Deontay Wilder, a brilliant champ who has a record of 41 fights won, 40 of them by KO and only one lonely draw. A fight that promises to be full of adrenaline, as Ortiz has promised that this time he will send Wilder to the canvas.
November 23: Luis Nery vs. Emmanuel Rodrigues / Nevada
Mexico vs. Puerto Rico. Luis Nery and Emmnuel Rodriguez keen to steal the show at the MGM in Las Vegas, Nevada on the Wilder vs. Ortiz card. For Luis Nery, this will be the third time he fights in the United States. A victory against Emmanuel would place him as a challenger to the absolute world title.
November 30: Oscar Valdez vs. Andres Gutiérrez / Nevada
Closing the month with a guaranteed show seal, as Oscar Valdez, with a record of 26 won, 20 of them by KO, will fight Andrés Gutiérrez who`s audaciously predicting that he`ll halt Valdez before the final bell.
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