Cotto-Trout

A bruised but unbowed Miguel Cotto met the boxing press following his unanimous decision loss to Austin Trout at his "home" arena, the famed Madison Square Garden.

Austin Trout addressed the media after winning the biggest fight of his career, his unanimous decision over Miguel Cotto. Middleweight prospect Daniel Jacobs, who continued his comeback on the undercard, also spoke to the press.

Action shots from New York, where Austin Trout took down the king of Madison Square Garden, Miguel Cotto, with a unanimous-decision win on Saturday night.

Miguel Cotto did not like how wide the scorecards were for his unanimous decision loss to Austin Trout on Saturday in New York City, where the Puerto Rican star was previously unbeaten, but there's no doubt that the 27-year-old southpaw deserved to win.

Miguel Cotto is the undisputed boxing king of New York City, but Austin Trout -- who will defend his WBA 154-pound belt against the Puerto Rican star on Satruday at Madison Sqaure Garden -- isn't intimidated, having fought in far more hostile environments. 

Miguel Cotto, Austin Trout, Jayson Velez, Sal Sanchez III and Daniel Jacobs addressed the media at the final press conference for the Showtime-televised Cotto-Trout 154-pound showdown at Madison Square Garden on Saturday.

Undefeated junior middleweight titleholder Austin Trout talks to RingTV's Bill Emes about preparing to defend his WBA title against former champ Miguel Cotto at Madison Square Garden on Saturday.

RingTV's Bill Emes and Lem Satterfield interview WBA welterweight titleholder Paul Malignaggi, who is in New York City for the Miguel Cotto-Austin Trout fight, on an assortment of subjects, including Ricky Hatton and Devon Alexander vs. Kell Brook.

The Dec. 1 showdown between former three-division titleholder Miguel Cotto and undefeated WBA 154-pound beltholder Austin Trout will be broadcast live on Showtime, it was announced during the kick-off press conference for the event in New York City on Monday.

Golden Boy Promotions CEO Richard Schaefer has confirmed that Miguel Cotto will face Austin Trout on Dec. 1 at Madison Square Garden for Trout's WBA "regular" junior middleweight title.