On September 19, Cachanilla Promotions’ fight night at Parque Vicente Guerrero in Mexicali ended on a tragic note after 26-year-old Arturo “Lobito” Torres collapsed in the ring. Reports now confirm that the young fighter, who fought Gilberto García Lizárraga in…

Twenty-six-year-old boxer Arturo "Lobito" Torres has died after suffering a brain injury during a match in Mexicali on September 19. Torres fought Gilberto Garcia Lizarraga on a Cachanilla Promotions card at Parque Vicente Guerrero, which ended with a seventh-round knockout before Torres collapsed in the ring.
Torres was transported to Mexicali General Hospital, where he underwent emergency surgery for a blood clot in his brain and was placed into a medically induced coma. Despite initial hopes for his recovery, his condition worsened and he succumbed to his injuries, prompting tributes from figures including former welterweight champion Yordenis Ugas.
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