The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Local baseball fans can enjoy some top-class action next February when Guadalajara plays host to the annual Serie del Caribe (Caribbean Series).
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.
A Zapopan city councilor wants his municipality to take a lead in trying to eradicate the homophobic chant of “eeeeh puto” that many Mexican soccer fans yell every time an opposition goalie takes a goal kick.
Atlas and Mexico soccer player Rafael Marquez has announced the reopening of his charities that assist disadvantaged children with their nutritional and educational needs.
Futbol, as Mexicans call soccer, is a passionate business south of the border. It’s the country’s most popular sport by a country mile and fans love to have their say when things aren’t going well.
Forget last month’s hyped-up Mayweather Jr.-MacGregor encounter, the real fight of the year takes place in Las Vegas on the evening of Saturday, September 16 – Mexican Independence Day.
Ajijic will be the focal point for hard core runners this summer with two rough and tumble mountain races scheduled exactly four weeks apart.
While women’s soccer in Mexico has never caught on in the same manner as in the United States or Canada, great strides are nonetheless being made south of the border.
Guadalajara-based team Los Charros de Jalisco will host the 60th Serie del Caribe de Beisbol 2018, an annual tourney that sees teams from Mexico, Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Venezuela, Puerto Rico and other countries in the region try to plant their flags at the summit of the Caribbean baseball mountain.