Box: Pedro Guevara from Mazatlan is the new champion in Super Flyweight

Australia. He Mazatlan Pedro “Pedrin” Guevara achieved its goal of being world champion again, after defeating last night Australian Andrew Moloney for the vacant title of super flyweight Interim of the World Boxing Council (WBC).

At the beginning of the fight, Guevara was surprised by the attacks of Moloneya former world championbut as the roundshe Mazatlan He gained more confidence and with low blows he made Moloney look bad and retreat.

The judges leaned in favor of Guevara on two cards, with advantages of 115-113 and 115-113. Once victory was declared, Guevara He could not contain his joy of being crowned and thus he will be able to face the best of the weight of 115 pounds from the actuality.

Moloney At the end he admitted that he was tired, he went to the locker room upset and in passing announced that he was leaving the team. quadrilaterals. “Pedrín” Guevara now has a record of 42 wins, four losses and a draw with 22 knockouts. Moloney He has a record of 26 wins, four losses, with 16 knockouts.

“Pedrin” it’s a former light flyweight champion. He made two defenses of World title in 2015, but in 2017, before Kenshiro Teraji lost title by decision.

Guevaraa boxer experienced, had 10 consecutive victories before dropping a decision last November with Carlos “Prince” Cuadras in a battle for a interim super flyweight title.

In the month of February, Guevara surpassed Lamberto Macias by decision in 10 rounds in a fight held in Mazatlan. “I already wanted to be world champion and I did not disappoint my Mexican people,” the new monarch said happily. Pedro Guevara.

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Graduated from the Bachelor of Communication Sciences at the Autonomous University of Sinaloa from the 1991-1996 generation. He began journalism in 1996, in the now defunct newspaper El Sol del Pacífíco. He started covering the police section and three months later he was transferred to the sports section where he remained for 28 uninterrupted years. When the newspaper EL DEBATE arrived in Mazatlán in 2000, he joined as a sports reporter and today serves as editor and state sports coordinator. He has covered the Caribbean Series, the finals of the Mexican Pacific League, Marathons, triathlons, Motorcycle Week, Independence Relays, as well as the games of the home team, the Venados de Mazatlán, in baseball, and Mazatlán FC, in soccer. . Because of his expertise, he covers and writes about all sports.

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