In Mazatlan, Sinaloa, Mexico, WBA super flyweight champion Hugo Cazares had no trouble retaining his belt by clearly and forcefully defeating his compatriot Arturo Badillo read more ...

Drian Francisco (20-0-1, 16 KOs) became the WBA interim super flyweight champion as he scored a tenth round TKO over WBA #2 Duangpetch Kokietgym (52-2-1, 21 KOs) on Tuesday at Bungkan school in Nongkhai, Thailand. Francisco dropped Duangpetch twice in round six and destroyed read more ...

WBA super flyweight champion Hugo Cazares (33-6-2, 23 KOs) retained his title by ninth round TKO over Alberto Rossel (24-8, 11 KOs) on Saturday night at the Centro de Convenciones de Tlalnepantla in Mexico City. Cazares dropped Rossel in round four and was in command all the way read more ...

Mexican switch-hitter Hugo Cazares (31-6-2, 22 KOs), 115, captured the WBA super-fly belt as he kept throwing more combinations to the less aggressive defending champ Nobuo Nashiro (13-2-1, 8 KOs), 115, to win a unanimous decision over twelve heats on Saturday in Osaka, Japan. The official tallies were as follows: Raul Caiz Sr. and Glenn Feldman (both US) both 117-111, and Stanley Christodoulou (South Africa) 115-113, all for the 32-year-old Mexican veteran who thus gained his second world belt to his credit read more ...

WBA super-fly champ Nobuo Nashiro (13-1-1, 8 KOs), 115, Japan, kept his belt as he battled a grueling fight en route to a split draw with ex-WBO 108-pound ruler Hugo Cazares (30-6-2, 22 KOs), 114, from Mexico, over hard-fought twelve rounds on Wednesday in Osaka, Japan read more ...

WBO strawweight champion Ivan Calderon (29-0, 6 KOs) moved up to the 108lb division to dethrone WBO mini-flyweight champion Hugo Cazares (25-4-1, 19 KOs) via twelve round split decision on Saturday night at the Coliseo Ruben Rodriguez in Bayamon, Puerto Rico. For the first seven rounds hometown favorite Calderon put on a boxing clinic, landing clean shots while avoiding Cazares' punches. Cazares finally got to Calderon and dropped read more ...

After the dismantling of Alex "Nene" Sanchez, from the hands of Mexican Champ Hugo Cazares, the Puerto Rican, now 31-6,21 KOs, didn't need to think twice about his future. As soon as the fight ended in round eight, Nene grabbed the mike and announced his retirement. "I would like to apologize to my people of Ponce for not being able to win at home, but that's it for me -- no more Nene." In fact, midway through Cazares' post fight conference a beaten, tired, but candid Sanchez read more ...

Hugo Cazares (20-3-2, 14 KOs) claimed the WBO jr flyweight title with a ten round technical decision over Nelson Dieppa (22-2, 13 KOs) Saturday night in Puerto Rico. After nine rounds and change of give-and-take action, Dieppa's face had been busted up due to numerous accidental headbutts and referee Luis Pabon acting on the advice of the ring physician stopped the bout at 2:15 of the tenth and sent it to the judges where Cazares was ahead 98-92, 96-94 and 96-94. read more ...