Нәжіс аяқталған кездесулер: Тринидад, Де Ла Хойя, Варгас, Мосли және Майорга арасындағы айқастар тарихы

Nicaraguan boxer

Félix Trinidad (41–1–0) announced a comeback on March 2, 2004. On October 2, 2004, he fought against Mayorga, in Madison Square Garden. Early in the 1st round Mayorga was on the offensive connecting several combinations, later in the round Trinidad connected some punches to his opponent's face. Mayorga reacted defiantly while lowering his defense, which Trinidad used to continue the offensive during the closing seconds. but when they fought on May 6, 2006, De La Hoya knocked Mayorga down in the first minute of the fight with a left hook. De La Hoya knocked him out in the 6th round to take his tenth world title. Vargas claimed that this would be the last fight of his career regardless of the result. He warned Mayorga that he would not tolerate any insults from him like the ones he hurled at De La Hoya in their press conferences. Vargas stayed true to his promise when at the first official press conference for the fight, Mayorga said some offensive things towards Vargas and attempted to slap him. Vargas immediately jumped up from his seat and retaliated with punches and a brawl broke out between the two fighters' camps, though order was quickly restored. Vargas also recalled the time when Mayorga said Vargas was scared of him when he had defeated Javier Castillejo, then was stripped of his WBC light middleweight title rather than face Mayorga, who then defeated Michele Piccirillo for the vacant title. Ultimately the contestants faced off, and Mayorga defeated Vargas by majority decision on November 23, 2007. The scores were 113 113, 114–112, and 115–111. Crucially, Vargas was knocked down in the 1st round and again in the 11th round. Post fight Mayorga apologized to Vargas and the two forgave each other. Vargas officially declared his retirement soon after.

In August 2008, it was announced that Shane Mosley (44–5 0) would fight at light middleweight against Mayorga. The fight was to take place at Home Depot Center in California on September 27, 2008. The first time since 2000 that Mosley would fight in his home state. The fight was for the vacant WBA Inter Continental light middleweight title. Mosley was guaranteed $1 million. During the first three rounds of the bout, the harder puncher appeared to be Mayorga, who landed right hands from long range. Mayorga's roughhousing mixed with his usual showboating antics seemed to bother Mosley, who appeared more uncomfortable and agitated. In recklessly lunging in with wild power shots of his own, Mosley wound up falling into more clinches and getting caught with punches he should have avoided. Mosley settled down and found the distance in the 4th round and took the next three rounds by timing Mayorga with overhand rights that landed and occasionally following up with short hooks and single body shots. Mosley continued with right hands in the seventh and eighth rounds. Mosley was able to land single power shots in the late rounds, but threw very few combinations. At times Mayorga beat Mosley to the punch with lead right hands. Near the end of the eleventh round, Mosley landed a right hand that splattered blood from Mayorga's mouth. With less than a minute left in the bout, put Mayorga down on his hands and knees. Mayorga got up on unsteady legs; Mosley stepped in with a short, lead left hook that put Mayorga flat on his back at the bell, resulting in the referee waving the bout off. At the time of stoppage, two judges had Mosley ahead with scored of 107 102 and 105–104, whilst the third judge had Mayorga ahead 105–104. Had the fight gone to scorecards, Mosley would have won via unanimous decision due to the last round being a 10–7.

On January 19, 2011, in a press conference at Times Square, New York, Bob Arum and Don King, working together for the first time in five years, officially announced that Miguel Cotto (35–2–0) would defend his WBA light middleweight title against Mayorga at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada on March 12, 2011, live on Showtime PPV. In front of 7,247 at the MGM, Cotto defeated Mayorga via TKO in the 12th round, retaining his WBA light middleweight title. Throughout the fight, Mayorga looked to engage, however the discipline on Cotto played a big part in the win, saving his big shots for the final round. A left hook ended, which dropped Mayorga ended the bout. At the time of stoppage, Cotto was ahead by five points on all three judges' scorecards. With the win, Cotto's record for world title fights improved to (17–2). Cotto earned $1 million from the fight and compubox stats showed that Cotto out punched Mayorga 249 to 176 in total punches. In the post fight, Cotto explained how he won the fight, "The game plan was not to get caught up in any of his antics. He was very heavy handed, I felt his punches the whole fight." He also mentioned how before the last round, his trainer Emanuel Steward told him he would be able to stop Mayorga in the last round, which was the conclusion of the fight.

Mayorga decided to make a comeback as a boxer and won two fights in 2014, after over three and a half years since losing to Cotto. He was then scheduled to rematch Mosley (47–9–1) in a fight on pay per view at The Forum located in Inglewood, California on August 29, 2015. Mosley would again defeat Mayorga, this time by KO in the sixth round.

On May 15, 2010, Mayorga was scheduled to make his professional MMA debut against UFC veteran Din Thomas on the Shine Fights: Worlds Collide: Mayorga vs. Thomas card. Don King filed for an injunction the week of the fight to prevent him from participating, claiming Mayorga had an exclusive contract with Don King Promotions (DKP). Shine Fights stated that Mayorga's contract with DKP was for boxing, and as such did not apply to mixed martial arts. Judge Marc Gold granted the injunction just several hours before the fight. Later on the same day, Shine Fights officials conceded defeat in the matter and Mayorga was pulled off the card. Following his retirement from boxing, Mayorga decided to properly embark on a professional MMA career and faced Wesley Tiffer on May 3, 2013. He was kept on the ground but able to survive round 1. Tiffer continued to grapple with him on the ground until Mayorga landed a controversial and illegal knee to Tiffer's spine, which left Tiffer screaming in pain. Mayorga won via TKO after Tiffer didn't answer the bell for round 3. The Nicaraguan Mixed Martial Arts Commission declared the fight a No Contest for the illegal knee a week later on May 10, 2013, and also suspended Mayorga for 3 months for being 20 pounds over the contracted weight limit of 165 lbs.

In the aftermath of his loss to the aforementioned Cotto, Mayorga went on record to state that he doesn't entirely dismiss the possibility of a comeback. Sources close to him predicted that he would return to the sport to face Antonio Margarito in a bout that would've supposedly been dubbed: "When villains collide", with the winner earning themselves one final shot at being able to resurrect their career and the loser permanently retiring from boxing – a fight that would've entertained fans not only at a press conference, but also inside the ring as well. As of 2023, this match has not taken place.

No. (Number)ResultRecordOpponentTypeRound, timeDateLocationNotes46Loss Lester MartínezTKO2 (6), Apr 6, 2019 45Loss32–11–1 Rodolfo Gomez Jr. TKO8 (10), Apr 7, 2018 44Loss32–10–1 Andrey SirotkinRTD9 (12), Nov 3, 2017 43Win32–9–1 Jeudiel ZepedaTKO3 (10), Apr 1, 2017 42Loss31–9–1 Shane MosleyKO6 (12), Aug 29, 2015 41Win31–8–1 Andrik SaraleguiRTD (Corner retirement)5 (8), Dec 20, 2014 40Win30–8–1 Allen MedinaTKO1 (6), Sep 27, 2014 39Loss29–8–1 Miguel CottoTKO12 (12), Mar 12, 2011 38Win29–7–1 Michael WalkerTKO9 (10), Dec 17, 2010 37Loss28–7–1 Shane MosleyTKO12 (12), Sep 27, 2008 36Win28–6–1 Fernando VargasMD12Nov 23, 2007 35Loss27–6–1 Oscar De La HoyaTKO6 (12), May 6, 2006 34Win27–5–1 Michele PiccirilloUD12Aug 13, 2005 33Loss26–5–1 Félix TrinidadTKO8 (12), Oct 2, 2004 32Win26–4–1 Eric MitchellUD10Apr 17, 2004 31Loss25–4–1 Cory SpinksMD12Dec 13, 2003 30Win25–3–1 Vernon ForrestMD (Majority decision)12Jul 12, 2003 29Win24–3–1 Vernon ForrestTKO3 (12), Jan 25, 2003 28Win23–3–1 Andrew LewisTKO5 (12), Mar 30, 2002 27NC (No contest)22–3–1 Andrew LewisNC2 (12), Jul 28, 2001 26Win22–3–1 Elias CruzTKO3 (10), Feb 3, 2001 25Win21–3–1 Adolfo SalazarKO1 (12), Dec 16, 2000 24Win20–3–1 Elvis Guerrero KO2 (10)Nov 24, 2000 23Win19–3–1 Feliberto Alvarez UD12Aug 31, 2000 22Win18–3–1 Walter Palacios UD10Jul 28, 2000 21Win17–3–1 Elio OrtizKO10 (12)Jun 3, 2000 20Win16–3–1 Manuel De la Rosa KO1 (12)May 6, 2000 19Win15–3–1 German Espinales KO4 (12)Apr 7, 2000 18Win14–3–1 Marco Antonio Avendano TKO2 (12)Mar 18, 2000 17Draw13–3–1 Diosbelys HurtadoTD (Technical draw)2 (10)Nov 27, 1999 16Win13–3 Giovanni Duran TKO4 (10)Sep 25, 1999 15Win12–3 Jose Córdoba KO1 (12)Jul 24, 1999 14Win11–3 Walter Palacios KO8 (10)Jun 12, 1999 13Win10–3 Henry Castillo TKO7 (10)Apr 24, 1999 12Win9–3 Rafael ValdesKO1 (10)Mar 13, 1999 11Loss8–3 Henry CastilloPTS (Points decision)10Sep 13, 1998 10Loss8–2 Roger Benito Flores UD (Unanimous decision)10May 16, 1998 9Win8–1 German Espinales TKO4 (10)Jan 6, 1998 8Win7–1 Miguel Angel Perez TKO3 (10)Dec 16, 1995 7Win6–1 Adolfo Mendez TKO2 (10)Sep 30, 1995 6Win5–1 Benjamin Rivas TKO8 (10)Feb 18, 1995 5Win4–1 Miguel Angel Perez TKO6 (12)Jan 28, 1995 4Win3–1 David Salguera KO6 (10)May 20, 1994 3Loss2–1 Humberto Aranda TKO (Technical knockout)6 (10)Aug 29, 1993 2Win2–0 Jose Miguel AlvaradoRTD5 (8)Aug 13, 1993 1Win1–0 Jose Morales KO (Knockout)3 (10)Jul 20, 1993

Date Fight Billing Buys Network2006De La Hoya vs. MayorgaDanger Zone925,000HBO