Joe Cordina vs Jaret Gonzalez: Fight Date & Details
- Joe Cordina,the former IBF super-featherweight champion,is set to make his comeback in a lightweight fight against Jaret Gonzalez of Mexico on July 5.
- Cordina, 33, had been scheduled to face Shakur stevenson last October, but Stevenson withdrew due to a hand injury.
- The Welshman's record mirrors Gonzalez's closely, with 17 wins and one loss.
Joe Cordina is back in the ring! The former champion is set too clash with Jaret Gonzalez on July 5th in a lightweight bout, marking Cordina’s return after a tough title loss.This highly anticipated fight, part of the Catterall-Eubank undercard, sees Cordina aiming for redemption. News Directory 3 brings you the complete details, analyzing Cordina’s comeback against Gonzalez, including their respective records, training updates with Gary Lockett, and what’s at stake. expect explosive action as Cordina looks to regain his former glory in a thrilling match. Will this be the start of a new era for the Welsh boxer? Discover what’s next …
Joe Cordina Eyes Ring Return Against Jaret Gonzalez
Joe Cordina,the former IBF super-featherweight champion,is set to make his comeback in a lightweight fight against Jaret Gonzalez of Mexico on July 5. The fight marks Cordina’s return after losing his title to Anthony Cacace 13 months ago in Saudi Arabia.
Cordina, 33, had been scheduled to face Shakur stevenson last October, but Stevenson withdrew due to a hand injury. Now,Cordina’s return to the lightweight division,where he previously held British and Commonwealth titles,will be part of the undercard for the Jack Catterall versus Harlem Eubank match at Manchester’s AO Arena.
The Welshman’s record mirrors Gonzalez’s closely, with 17 wins and one loss. Cordina has 9 KOs to his name,while Gonzalez,24,boasts 13. cordina has relocated back to south Wales and will train with Gary Lockett for the upcoming bout.
Cordina acknowledged his return with a brief social media post: “Baby I’m back.”
what’s next
Cordina hopes a victory against Gonzalez will propel him back into contention for major lightweight titles.