DAVID “SEVERO” CARMONA VS. ANTONIO “EL TOSTADO” TOSTADO GARCÍA ON BOXEO TELEMUNDO

MIAMI – September 26, 2013- “Boxeo Telemundo” continues with the second fight of its third season at 11:35PM/10:35C from Mexico City with a great bout between defending champion  David “Severo” Carmona and Antonio “El Tostado” Tostado García for the WBO Youth Super Flyweight Title.   Rene Giraldo and Jessi Losada will be on the call with Kaziro Aoyama ringside interacting with viewers on social networks and interviewing the champion after the fight. Boxing fans can watch the weigh-in and watch exclusive behind the scenes footage by visiting deportestelemundo.com on their computers and mobile devices. They can also follow every second of the bout by following @TelemundoSports on Twitter, where they will find live scoring and up to the minute updates.

Carmona (18-1-4, 11 KO) will attempt to retain his belt with a former champion such as Mexico’s own Jose Luis Bueno as the new trainer on his corner. Carmona was named 2012’s “Surprise of the Year” by Mexico City’s Boxing Commission, is undefeated in his last 13 bouts and will fight on “Boxeo Telemundo” for the third time in his career. The young boxer will have the advantage of performing in front of his hometown crowd as he faces his countryman from Guadalajara. Carmona’s only defeat in his career came at the hands of Fernando Curiel, but he avenged that loss on April 13 of this year with a knockout in the third round to obtain the win.

Antonio “El Tostado” Tostado García (11-0, 5 KOs) will put his unblemished career record on the line in front of a national audience having prevailed in his four previous fights this year, two of them with a KO.   Tostado García can be devastating in the opening rounds, since three of his five career knockouts have come in the first three rounds.

The most intense sports action this fall is on “Boxeo Telemundo”, home to the best Latin boxers.

Deportes Telemundo, Telemundo Media’s sports division, is one of the leading providers of Spanish-language sports content in the United States. The “U.S. Home of the Olympics in Spanish,” Deportes Telemundo also offers qualifying matches of the Mexican National Team; all Liga MX matches played at home by Club León; the leading boxing show in U.S. Spanish-language television, “Boxeo Telemundo,” and the U.S. broadcast and online rights in Spanish language to the biggest soccer tournament in the world, the FIFA World Cup®, across all platforms (except radio), 2015 through 2022.

In addition to its biggest sporting events, Deportes Telemundo produces two leading sports entertainment shows, “Titulares y Más” and “Titulares Telemundo,” offering the latest sports news and analysis combined with entertainment and lifestyle segments. Deportes Telemundo’s award-winning broadcast team is led by internationally acclaimed sportscaster Andrés Cantor and also includes Jessi Losada, Sammy Sadovnik, Edgar López, René Giraldo, Karim Mendiburu, Kaziro Aoyama, Mirella Grisales and Leti Coo