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Name: Jose Luis Castillo Alias: El Temible Born: 1973-12-14 Hometown: Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico Birthplace: Empalme, Sonora, Mexico Stance: Orthodox Height: 171cm Reach: 175cm Pro Boxer: Record Manager: Fernando Beltran Trainers: Jose Morales, Tiburcio Garcia Jose Luis Castillo Gallery; Career Factoids. "[7], Castillo has continually been active in bringing change to his community, first as a member of Concerned Citizens of West Dade, then as founder and president of Concerned Citizens of Kendall. 1 ranked Lightweight, Juan Lazcano. On June 23, he fought Ricky Hatton in Las Vegas. “Thanks to Symmetry Gym, my boss Ilse White, to my namesake Jose Luis Mezquita, and Pablo Gerardo for the support they have given me. It was a critical moment so we had to move him to another hospital.
Many thanks to him. Castillo was transported to hospital where further complications with his condition were uncovered. Castillo was scheduled to fight Timothy Bradley in 2008 for the right to be number 1 contender to the WBC Super lightweight title, but during the weigh-in on March 8, 2008, Castillo weighed 147½ pounds (7 pounds over the super-lightweight limit).
Once on the ground, Corrales managed to beat the count, and, after a point was taken away for excessive spitting out of the mouthpiece, Corrales connected with a punch that Castillo later called "a perfect right hand.
The fight is almost universally regarded as the best fight of 2005.
The smaller Mayweather was again outweighed by Castillo on the night of the fight, as Castillo weighed 147 and Mayweather weighed 138.[2].
Castillo closed the fight strong, outlanding Mayweather 35-20 in the 11th round and totally dominated the 12th.
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Name: Jose Luis Castillo Alias: El Temible Born: 1973-12-14 Hometown: Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico Birthplace: Empalme, Sonora, Mexico Stance: Orthodox Height: 171cm Reach: 175cm Pro Boxer: Record Manager: Fernando Beltran Trainers: Jose Morales, Tiburcio Garcia Jose Luis Castillo Gallery; Career Factoids. "[7], Castillo has continually been active in bringing change to his community, first as a member of Concerned Citizens of West Dade, then as founder and president of Concerned Citizens of Kendall. 1 ranked Lightweight, Juan Lazcano. On June 23, he fought Ricky Hatton in Las Vegas. “Thanks to Symmetry Gym, my boss Ilse White, to my namesake Jose Luis Mezquita, and Pablo Gerardo for the support they have given me. It was a critical moment so we had to move him to another hospital.
Many thanks to him. Castillo was transported to hospital where further complications with his condition were uncovered. Castillo was scheduled to fight Timothy Bradley in 2008 for the right to be number 1 contender to the WBC Super lightweight title, but during the weigh-in on March 8, 2008, Castillo weighed 147½ pounds (7 pounds over the super-lightweight limit).
Once on the ground, Corrales managed to beat the count, and, after a point was taken away for excessive spitting out of the mouthpiece, Corrales connected with a punch that Castillo later called "a perfect right hand.
The fight is almost universally regarded as the best fight of 2005.
The smaller Mayweather was again outweighed by Castillo on the night of the fight, as Castillo weighed 147 and Mayweather weighed 138.[2].
Castillo closed the fight strong, outlanding Mayweather 35-20 in the 11th round and totally dominated the 12th.
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Name: Jose Luis Castillo Alias: El Temible Born: 1973-12-14 Hometown: Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico Birthplace: Empalme, Sonora, Mexico Stance: Orthodox Height: 171cm Reach: 175cm Pro Boxer: Record Manager: Fernando Beltran Trainers: Jose Morales, Tiburcio Garcia Jose Luis Castillo Gallery; Career Factoids. "[7], Castillo has continually been active in bringing change to his community, first as a member of Concerned Citizens of West Dade, then as founder and president of Concerned Citizens of Kendall. 1 ranked Lightweight, Juan Lazcano. On June 23, he fought Ricky Hatton in Las Vegas. “Thanks to Symmetry Gym, my boss Ilse White, to my namesake Jose Luis Mezquita, and Pablo Gerardo for the support they have given me. It was a critical moment so we had to move him to another hospital.
Many thanks to him. Castillo was transported to hospital where further complications with his condition were uncovered. Castillo was scheduled to fight Timothy Bradley in 2008 for the right to be number 1 contender to the WBC Super lightweight title, but during the weigh-in on March 8, 2008, Castillo weighed 147½ pounds (7 pounds over the super-lightweight limit).
Once on the ground, Corrales managed to beat the count, and, after a point was taken away for excessive spitting out of the mouthpiece, Corrales connected with a punch that Castillo later called "a perfect right hand.
The fight is almost universally regarded as the best fight of 2005.
The smaller Mayweather was again outweighed by Castillo on the night of the fight, as Castillo weighed 147 and Mayweather weighed 138.[2].
Castillo closed the fight strong, outlanding Mayweather 35-20 in the 11th round and totally dominated the 12th.
Trend", "Colombians Seek Change In Treatment Of Refugees", "Monday Is Worldwide Protest Against Colombian Guerilla", "Colombia reconoce labor y entrega de líder comunitario", Learn how and when to remove these template messages, Learn how and when to remove this template message, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=José_Luis_Castillo_(activist)&oldid=894986847, American politicians of Colombian descent, Articles with a promotional tone from March 2018, Articles with multiple maintenance issues, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, This page was last edited on 1 May 2019, at 08:31. vacant World Boxing Council FECARBOX Welter Title, World Boxing Council Continental Americas Welter Title, vacant World Boxing Council International Super Light Title, International Boxing Organization World Super Light Title, World Boxing Organisation World Light Title, vacant World Boxing Council World Light Title, vacant International Boxing Association World Super Feather Title, Mexican Pacific Coast Super Feather Title. Three months later, they fought to a draw, memorable because miscalculation adding the scores led to an original announcement of Johnston regaining his title, which Castillo learned about when Johnston showed up in his dressing room to return the strap.[1]. Will are postponed for an upcoming date soon.”. "[7], After announcing his retirement in March 2010, Castillo returned to action in a fight against Roberto Valenzuela on June 18, 2010 and won the bout by unanimous decision. In 1975 they moved to Cali, Colombia in the valley beneath Popayán. José Luis Castillo (born December 14, 1973) is a Mexican former professional boxer who competed from 1990 to 2014. •
Name: Jose Luis Castillo Alias: El Temible Born: 1973-12-14 Hometown: Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico Birthplace: Empalme, Sonora, Mexico Stance: Orthodox Height: 171cm Reach: 175cm Pro Boxer: Record Manager: Fernando Beltran Trainers: Jose Morales, Tiburcio Garcia Jose Luis Castillo Gallery; Career Factoids. "[7], Castillo has continually been active in bringing change to his community, first as a member of Concerned Citizens of West Dade, then as founder and president of Concerned Citizens of Kendall. 1 ranked Lightweight, Juan Lazcano. On June 23, he fought Ricky Hatton in Las Vegas. “Thanks to Symmetry Gym, my boss Ilse White, to my namesake Jose Luis Mezquita, and Pablo Gerardo for the support they have given me. It was a critical moment so we had to move him to another hospital.
Many thanks to him. Castillo was transported to hospital where further complications with his condition were uncovered. Castillo was scheduled to fight Timothy Bradley in 2008 for the right to be number 1 contender to the WBC Super lightweight title, but during the weigh-in on March 8, 2008, Castillo weighed 147½ pounds (7 pounds over the super-lightweight limit).
Once on the ground, Corrales managed to beat the count, and, after a point was taken away for excessive spitting out of the mouthpiece, Corrales connected with a punch that Castillo later called "a perfect right hand.
The fight is almost universally regarded as the best fight of 2005.
The smaller Mayweather was again outweighed by Castillo on the night of the fight, as Castillo weighed 147 and Mayweather weighed 138.[2].
Castillo closed the fight strong, outlanding Mayweather 35-20 in the 11th round and totally dominated the 12th.
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Trend", "Colombians Seek Change In Treatment Of Refugees", "Monday Is Worldwide Protest Against Colombian Guerilla", "Colombia reconoce labor y entrega de líder comunitario", Learn how and when to remove these template messages, Learn how and when to remove this template message, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=José_Luis_Castillo_(activist)&oldid=894986847, American politicians of Colombian descent, Articles with a promotional tone from March 2018, Articles with multiple maintenance issues, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, This page was last edited on 1 May 2019, at 08:31. vacant World Boxing Council FECARBOX Welter Title, World Boxing Council Continental Americas Welter Title, vacant World Boxing Council International Super Light Title, International Boxing Organization World Super Light Title, World Boxing Organisation World Light Title, vacant World Boxing Council World Light Title, vacant International Boxing Association World Super Feather Title, Mexican Pacific Coast Super Feather Title. Three months later, they fought to a draw, memorable because miscalculation adding the scores led to an original announcement of Johnston regaining his title, which Castillo learned about when Johnston showed up in his dressing room to return the strap.[1]. Will are postponed for an upcoming date soon.”. "[7], After announcing his retirement in March 2010, Castillo returned to action in a fight against Roberto Valenzuela on June 18, 2010 and won the bout by unanimous decision. In 1975 they moved to Cali, Colombia in the valley beneath Popayán. José Luis Castillo (born December 14, 1973) is a Mexican former professional boxer who competed from 1990 to 2014. •
Name: Jose Luis Castillo Alias: El Temible Born: 1973-12-14 Hometown: Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico Birthplace: Empalme, Sonora, Mexico Stance: Orthodox Height: 171cm Reach: 175cm Pro Boxer: Record Manager: Fernando Beltran Trainers: Jose Morales, Tiburcio Garcia Jose Luis Castillo Gallery; Career Factoids. "[7], Castillo has continually been active in bringing change to his community, first as a member of Concerned Citizens of West Dade, then as founder and president of Concerned Citizens of Kendall. 1 ranked Lightweight, Juan Lazcano. On June 23, he fought Ricky Hatton in Las Vegas. “Thanks to Symmetry Gym, my boss Ilse White, to my namesake Jose Luis Mezquita, and Pablo Gerardo for the support they have given me. It was a critical moment so we had to move him to another hospital.
Many thanks to him. Castillo was transported to hospital where further complications with his condition were uncovered. Castillo was scheduled to fight Timothy Bradley in 2008 for the right to be number 1 contender to the WBC Super lightweight title, but during the weigh-in on March 8, 2008, Castillo weighed 147½ pounds (7 pounds over the super-lightweight limit).
Once on the ground, Corrales managed to beat the count, and, after a point was taken away for excessive spitting out of the mouthpiece, Corrales connected with a punch that Castillo later called "a perfect right hand.
The fight is almost universally regarded as the best fight of 2005.
The smaller Mayweather was again outweighed by Castillo on the night of the fight, as Castillo weighed 147 and Mayweather weighed 138.[2].
Castillo closed the fight strong, outlanding Mayweather 35-20 in the 11th round and totally dominated the 12th.