Michael Nunn vs Merqui Sosa

On Saturday, 18th December 1993, the Estadio Cuauhtemoc in Puebla, Puebla, Mexico, hosted a night of championship boxing promoted by Don King Productions. On the undercard of Julio Cesar Chavez vs Andy Holligan, Michael Nunn made the fourth defense of his WBA World Super-middleweight title against Dominican challenger Merqui Sosa. The fight was televised on Showtime Championship Boxing, showcasing the prowess of both boxers in front of a massive audience.

Michael Nunn, a southpaw from Davenport, Iowa, USA, entered the ring with an impressive record of 41 wins and only 1 loss. The experienced fighter, known as "Second to Nunn," stood 6'1" tall with a reach of 77 inches. In contrast, Merqui Sosa, hailing from San Pedro de Macoris, Dominican Republic, stepped into the ring with a record of 22 wins, 3 losses, and 1 draw.

The fight unfolded as a display of skill and determination by both fighters. Nunn utilized his southpaw stance and reach advantage to keep Sosa at bay, while Sosa demonstrated his resilience and power, attempting to close the distance and land effective punches.

As the 12-round contest progressed, the boxers traded blows and showcased their respective strengths. Nunn's superior boxing skills were evident as he outmanoeuvred and outscored Sosa, while the challenger proved to be a formidable opponent, never backing down from the challenge.

At the conclusion of the 12 scheduled rounds, the judges rendered their decision. Eduardo Luna scored the contest 116-112, Alejandro Rochin tallied 116-112, and Marco Antonio Rodriguez scored 116-113, all in favor of Michael Nunn. Referee Julio Cesar Alvarado officiated the fight