Undefeated IBF Welterweight Champion Felix Trinidad looks to catapult himself to superstardom by taking on Puerto Rican compatriot Hector Camacho as part of a Don King supercard. Trinidad hurts Camacho in the third round but loses a point in the fifth for holding and hitting. Referee Joe Cortez also docks Camacho a point for excessive holding after Trinidad hurts him again in the tenth. After twelve rounds, Trinidad gets a dominant unanimous decision win.

Super Grand Slam Of Boxing: Felix Trinidad vs. Hector Camacho

After Greg Haugen upset Hector Camacho by way of split decision to take his title, the two competed in a rematch. This time Hector Camacho manages to return to sender, and defeat his rival, winning back his title. This fught also ended in a split decison, which expresses how closley contested these two great fighters were.

Greg Haugen vs Hector Camacho II

Hector Camacho's boldness costs him his WBO Super Lightweight Championship as well as his undefeated record against former champion Greg Haugen. After going down from a right hook in the third round, Haugen bounces back to out hustle Camacho over the middle rounds. With the fight seemingly on the table, Camacho is deducted a crucial point from Referee Carlos Padilla when he throws punches at Haugen after both fighters refuse to touch gloves to begin the final round. The deduction is enough to tip the scales from a draw to a split decision victory for Haugen.

Super Grand Slam Of Boxing: Felix Trinidad vs. Hector Camacho

Greg Haugen vs Hector Camacho II

Hector Camacho vs. Greg Haugen I

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