The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Mexico’s passionate football fans will be out in strength and in fine voice Sunday, November 19 as the NFL returns to the Aztec Stadium in Mexico City for a mouth-watering match-up between the New England Patriots (7-2) and the Oakland Raiders (4-5).
For many competitors it’s 26 miles 385 yards of pure pain. But for those who finish a marathon, the euphoria is usually indescribable.
Guadalajara’s Saul “Canelo” Alvarez and world middleweight champion Gennady Golovkin of Kazakhstan slugged it out for an honorable draw on Mexican Independence Day in Las Vegas, although the decision proved controversial.
As of Thursday, October 26, the Charros de Jalisco were tied at the top of the Mexican Pacific League baseball standings, thanks to their 100-percent, 6-0 home record.
Local baseball fans can enjoy some top-class action next February when Guadalajara plays host to the annual Serie del Caribe (Caribbean Series).
This country’s legions of motor racing fans will be out in strength this weekend when the Formula One circus breezes into Mexico City for the Mexican Grand Prix, the 18th race in the 20-race 2017 calendar.
The Charros de Jalisco are making a slew of changes in a bid to reverse their fortunes in this year’s Mexican Pacific League (LMP) season, which begins in October.
Expectations are high for the Charros de Jalisco after the Guadalajara-based ball club recorded a win in their home opener to the 2017-18 season of the winter Mexican Pacific League (LMP).
Atlas and Mexico soccer player Rafael Marquez has announced the reopening of his charities that assist disadvantaged children with their nutritional and educational needs.