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** In 2008, the two faced off in a rematch this time with Margarito as the challenger Cintrón loses his IBF Welterweight title after suffering a 6th round knockout.
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** and defends
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** and WBO
** Ricardo López unifies the WBC and WBO Minimumweight titles by defeating WBO title holder Alex Sánchez via a 5th round knockout.
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** and world
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** The BC Ferries company, later to become the second-largest ferry operator in th world, commences service between Tsawwassen and Swartz Bay, British Columbia, Canada.
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** and Welterweight
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** Cuevas beats Espada for the world Welterweight title, by TKO in the 2nd round
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** UFC Welterweight Championship ( One time )
** Shooto Welterweight Championship ( 2 Times )
** Shooto Welterweight Champion ( 1 time )
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** NWA World Welterweight Championship ( 1 time )-Gory
** WWA Welterweight Championship ( 1 time )-Eddie
** WWA World Welterweight Championship ( 1 time )
** UFC Welterweight Championship ( 1 Time, First )
** UWF Super Welterweight Championship ( 2 times ) Dick Togo ( 1 time ) Men's Teioh ( 1 time )
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** RBW British Welterweight Champion ( 1 time )
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