PBC "When I defeat Floyd Mayweather on May 4, Jesus Christ will get all the glory. Can't view the video? He would go on a winning streak and win the WBC NABF Featherweight title against Cesar Figueroa in December 2004.

Thanks to QuestionPro's generosity, we have access to powerful feedback software that helps us track and analyze critical data for our stakeholders. All Rights Reserved. Click here to see Robert Guerrero discuss his father as trainer. (Lucas Noonan/Premier Boxing Champions) But that’s not the case for former two-division world champion Robert Guerrero and his father, Ruben, who has guided his son’s career from its inception. How to Keep Problem Participants from Derailing Your Group Sessions, Challenging yet positive parenting style benefits children's development. This Week on The PBC Podcast: The Charlo Doubleheader Breakdown, The 10 Hardest Punchers in Heavyweight History.

Click here to see Mayweather/Guerrero first encounter. He remarked, "You want to fight the best fighters out there..." Come Saturday night, Guerrero gets his chance. "You like this guy, this woman beater? See Guerrero and Mayweather's first encounter here... Can't view the video? I recently heard him say, "My goal is to be an example to the youth."

All Rights Reserved. The following year, he defeated Jason Litzau and then decided to vacate the title to move up a weight class. As of mid-2016, sources estimate a net worth that is at $5 million, mostly earned through success in boxing. [He beat up] his wife in front of his kids.

With fighter-trainer relationships tested regularly by expectations, emotions and the heat of battle, few father-son unions are able to reach the highest level of boxing. This article is written by Walker Stevens and originally appeared on the National Conference of State Legislatures' The... Robert Guerrero: Husband. In his return he jumped up two weight divisions to face the undefeated Selcuk Aydin and promptly won the interim WBC welterweight title.

The reason we're so interested in this fight is because everything we know of Robert Guerrero points to him being a great example of an involved, responsible and committed husband and father. He turned professional at the age of 18 and had his first fight in 2001 against Alejandro Cruz which he won via unanimous decision.

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Never miss a fight! You may be wondering why NFI is talking so much about this fight.The reason we're so interested in this fight is because everything we know of Robert Guerrero points to him being a great example of an involved, responsible and committed husband and father. And even fewer are able to sustain their success. He says after his matches are over, he plans to work with children to pass on the lessons his father taught (is teaching) him. His nickname is "The Ghost" because, as he puts it, "You can't hit what you can't see." Guerrero is returning to the ring for the first time since losing a unanimous decision to Keith Thurman in Las Vegas on March 7 in the debut of the Premier Boxing Champions series. He says after his matches are over, he plans to work with children to pass on the lessons his father taught (is teaching) him. Never miss a fight! Connect with The Father Factor by RSS, Facebook and on Twitter @TheFatherFactor. He has also been the subject of a documentary and as he continues his career his wealth will likely increase as well.