Real name Mauricio Herrera Wins 22 Total fights 27 Nationality American Height 1.78 m | Reach 71 in (182 cm) Role Professional Boxer Nickname(s) El Maestro Name Mauricio Herrera Stance Orthodox stance | |
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Rated at Welterweight
Light welterweight Born May 24, 1980 (age 43)
Lake Elsinore, California, U.S. ( 1980-05-24 ) Movies and TV shows Las tontas no van al cielo, No Eres Tu, Soy Yo Division Light welterweight, Welterweight Similar People Johan Perez, Karim Mayfield, Alejandro Springall | ||
Mauricio herrera s boxing highlights
Mauricio Herrera (born May 24, 1980) is an American professional boxer who held the WBA interim super lightweight title in 2014.
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- Mauricio herrera s boxing highlights
- Weigh in live danny garcia vs mauricio herrera showtime boxing
- Professional career
- References
Weigh in live danny garcia vs mauricio herrera showtime boxing
Professional career
On January 7, 2011 Herrera beat then-undefeated Ruslan Provodnikov on ESPN's Friday Night Fights to win the USBA lightweight title.
On March 15, 2014 Herrera lost a controversial majority decision to Danny García in a twelve-round championship bout for the WBC, WBA (Super) and The Ring light welterweight titles, with scores of 116–112 for García twice and 114–114. The decision was highly disputed with many members of the media scoring the bout in favor of Herrera, including Showtime Championship Boxing's broadcasting team. The scorecards submitted by judges Carlos Colon and Alejandro Rochin, in particular, drew criticism as their four point advantage for Garcia were not reflective of the action in the ring. His bad luck with judging continued in his last fight of the year on December 13 against José Benavidez, when he lost by disputed decision. The HBO commenting team of Max Kellerman, Jim Lampley, and Roy Jones, Jr. all thought that Herrera had clearly won the fight. HBO unofficial judge Harold Lederman scored the fight 116-112 for Herrera, and most of the boxing writers at ringside also had the fight for Herrera. On the HBO broadcast the commenting team all agreed the decision was "outrageous".
