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Direcciones a Coliseo De Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot (Hato Rey Norte) en transporte público

Las siguientes líneas de transporte tienen rutas que pasan cerca de Coliseo De Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot

¿Cómo llegar a Coliseo De Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot en Autobús?

Pulsa en la ruta de Autobús para ver indicaciones paso a paso con mapas, tiempos de llegada de línea y horarios actualizados.

• Desde Tribunal Bayamón, Bayamón

  45 min

• Desde La Chomba Del Desahogo, Guaynabo

  49 min

• Desde Banco Popular, Bayamón

  57 min

• Desde Metropol Restaurant, Cangrejo Arriba

  64 min

• Desde Subway (Gasolinera Puma), Minillas

  58 min

• Desde Hima San Pablo cupey, Cupey

  88 min

• Desde Capri @ Plaza Carolina, Carolina

  89 min

• Desde Planta Palo Seco AEE, Palo Seco

  72 min

• Desde Salida 177 a Expreso Martinez Nadal, Frailes

  67 min

• Desde Res.

  Virgilio Davila, Bayamón

  48 min

¿Cómo llegar a Coliseo De Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot en Tren?

Pulsa en la ruta de Tren para ver indicaciones paso a paso con mapas, tiempos de llegada de línea y horarios actualizados.

• Desde Tribunal Bayamón, Bayamón

  34 min

• Desde La Chomba Del Desahogo, Guaynabo

  38 min

• Desde Banco Popular, Bayamón

  54 min

• Desde Subway (Gasolinera Puma), Minillas

  55 min

• Desde Salida 177 a Expreso Martinez Nadal, Frailes

  52 min

• Desde Res.

  Virgilio Davila, Bayamón

  42 min

Estaciones de Autobús cercanas a Coliseo De Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot en Hato Rey Norte

Estaciones de Tren cercanas a Coliseo De Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot en Hato Rey Norte

Líneas de Autobús a Coliseo De Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot en Hato Rey Norte

Preguntas y respuestas

• ¿Cuáles son las paradas más cercanas a Coliseo De Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot?

  Las paradas más cercanas a Coliseo De Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot son:

  • Avenida Juan Ponce De Leon Despues Lado Opuesto Calle Santiago Iglesia está a 288 m de distancia, 4 minutos caminando.
  • Piñero está a 1384 m de distancia, 18 minutos caminando.

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• ¿Qué líneas de Autobús se detienen cerca de Coliseo De Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot?

  Estas líneas de Autobús se detienen cerca de Coliseo De Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot: C1T2.

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• ¿Qué líneas de Tren se detienen cerca de Coliseo De Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot?

  Estas líneas de Tren se detienen cerca de Coliseo De Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot: TREN URBANO.

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• ¿Qué tan lejos está la estación de tren de Coliseo De Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot en Hato Rey Norte?

  La estación de tren más cercana a Coliseo De Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot en Hato Rey Norte se encuentra a 18 min caminando.

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• ¿Cuál es la estación de tren más cercana a Coliseo De Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot en Hato Rey Norte?

  La estación Piñero es la más cercana a Coliseo De Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot en Hato Rey Norte.

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• ¿Qué tan lejos está la parada de autobús de Coliseo De Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot en Hato Rey Norte?

  La parada de autobús más cercana a Coliseo De Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot en Hato Rey Norte se encuentra a 4 min caminando.

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• ¿Cuál es la parada de autobús más cercana a Coliseo De Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot en Hato Rey Norte?

  La parada Avenida Juan Ponce De Leon Despues Lado Opuesto Calle Santiago Iglesia es la más cercana a Coliseo De Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot en Hato Rey Norte.

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• ¿A qué hora sale el primer Tren a Coliseo De Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot en Hato Rey Norte?

  El TREN URBANO es el primer Tren que para cerca de Coliseo De Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot en Hato Rey Norte a las 5:50.

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• ¿A qué hora sale el último Tren a Coliseo De Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot en Hato Rey Norte?

  El TREN URBANO es el último Tren que para cerca de Coliseo De Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot en Hato Rey Norte a las 23:49.

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• ¿A qué hora sale el primer Autobús a Coliseo De Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot en Hato Rey Norte?

  El T2 es el primer Autobús que para cerca de Coliseo De Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot en Hato Rey Norte a las 5:01.

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• ¿A qué hora sale el último Autobús a Coliseo De Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot en Hato Rey Norte?

  El C1 es el último Autobús que para cerca de Coliseo De Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot en Hato Rey Norte a las 21:36.

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Última actualización el 16 de diciembre de 2022

José Miguel Agrelot Coliseum “Choliseo”

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José Miguel Agrelot was one of my childhood heroes.  He was a comedian, radio personality and TV host.  He was also an all-around good Puerto Rican.  I used to walk home from school every day (about a mile) to watch him on “El Show del Mediodía” (The Midday Show), and then walk back to school by 1:00 o’clock.  This guy was doing standup comedy in 1964.  He was wickedly smart, funny, and respectful.  But he told it like it was.  He was a true pioneer.

José Miguel Agrelot died in his sleep, while taking an afternoon nap, on January 28, 2004. He is best remembered for his characterization of “Don Cholito”, a witty Puerto Rican from the mountains, typically called a “jíbaro” among the locals.  However, he developed over 200 characterizations during his long and illustrious career.

Plans to build a new and larger Coliseum started in 1998, during the last Rafael Hernández Colón administration.  Initially the coliseum was supposed to be built next to the Hiram Bithorn Stadium and the Roberto Clemente Coliseum as one of the new facilities for Puerto Rico’s Olympic bid for 2004.  But that didn’t materialize. Athens was chosen instead.

However, the government of Puerto Rico, this time during the Pedro Rosselló administration, decided to relocate the project to the Hato Rey banking district, where it would have no parking facilities.  ¿The reasoning? Well, at the time the Urban Train was also being built, and government officials argued that it would be a way of forcing people to use the train instead of their private vehicles.

¿Sounds weird?  I thought so too.  So did thousands and thousands of Puerto Ricans.

Anyway, the coliseum opened its doors in September 2004. Many names were shuffled for the new facility, causing even more controversy. However, someone suggested the name of the recently deceased comedian and the idea spread like wildfire.

The José Miguel Agrelot Coliseum, affectionately called the “Choliseo” among Puerto Ricans, is the largest venue of its kind on the Island.  It seats a maximum of 18,500 spectators and is mainly used for sporting and musical events.

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Antonio Margarito – biography and family

1994-2001

Debuted in January 1994.

At the beginning of his career he suffered 3 defeats. The first two defeats were from little-known fighters. For the 3rd time in June 1996, Margarito lost to contender Rodney Jones.

In July 2001, Antonio Margarito faced WBO welterweight world champion Daniel Santos. The fight was stopped in the 1st round due to an eye injury to Margarito, received as a result of a headbutt. Santos moved up to 1st middleweight after this fight. nine0005

March 16, 2002 Antonio Margarito — Antonio Diaz

• Location: Baileys Las Vegas, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
• Result: Margarito won by TKO in the 10th round in a 12-round fight
• Status: Vacant WBO Welterweight Championship
• Referee: Jay Nady
• Time: 2:17
• Weight: Margarito 66. 70kg; Diaz 66.50 kg
• Broadcast: Showtime
• Unofficial judges score: Sergio Abarca (76-76), Tim Graham (76-76), Jack Welsh (79-73 Margarito) – all scores after 8th round

In March 2002, Margarito faced Antonio Diaz for the vacant WBO welterweight title. Margarito won by TKO in the 10th round. In the 10th round, Margarito unleashed a hail of blows to the opponent’s head. In the middle of the 10th round, he spent five uppercuts in a row with his left hand in the opponent’s jaw, and Diaz sank to the canvas. He rose to the score of 8. Immediately after the resumption of the battle, Margarito rushed to finish off the enemy. Almost all the blows – crosses and hooks – fell right in the head. Diaz’s team got tired of watching the beating and threw in the towel. The referee stopped the fight. nine0005

2002-2004

From 2002 to 2004, Margarito had several successful defenses, defeating the following fighters – Danny Perez, Andrew Lewis and Hercules Quivelos.

September 11, 2004 Daniel Santos – Antonio Margarito (2nd fight)

• Location: Coliseo José Miguel Agrelot, Hato Rey, Puerto Rico
• Result: Santos won by technical split decision in the 10th round in 12- round bout
• Status: WBO 1st middleweight title fight (Santos’ 4th defense)
• Referee: Luis Pabon
• Score: Rocky Young (87-84 Santos), John Stewart (86-85 Santos), Samuel Condi (85-86 Margarito)
• Weight: Santos 69.90 kg; Margarito 69.40 kg
• Broadcast: HBO BAD
• Unofficial judge score: Harold Lederman (85-86 Margarito)

In September 2004, Margarito moved up to 1st middleweight and met for the 2nd time with the world champion WBO 1st Middleweight Champion by Daniel Santos. In the fight, there was a clash of heads again – this time in the 6th round. The fight was interrupted several times to help the Mexican. The fight was stopped at the very beginning of the 10th round on the advice of the doctor. Santos won by split decision. After that, Margarito returned to welterweight. nine0005

2005

Since 2005, he has successfully defended his title against Sebastian Andreas Luján and the undefeated Kermit Cintron.

February 18, 2006 Antonio Margarito — Manuel Gomez

• Location: The Aladdin, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
• Result: Margarito won by technical split decision in the 1st round in a 12-round bout
• Status: Champion WBO 1st middleweight title fight (2nd defense of Santos)
• Referee: Richard Steele
• Time: 1:14
• Weight: Margarito 66.50 kg; Gomez 66.70 kg
• Broadcast: Top Rank

In February 2006, Antonio Margarito entered the ring against his compatriot Manuel Gomez. Both boxers attacked, neglecting defense. Toward the end of the 1st round, Margarito pinned the challenger in the ropes, and landed a clean right hook to the jaw, after which he unleashed a hail of punches. Gomez fell to the floor and, already on the floor, spat out his mouthguard. The referee counted to 5 and, seeing that Gomez continued to lie lifelessly, stopped the fight. Displeased with the stoppage of the fight, Gomez immediately jumped up. Commentators opined that Gomez deliberately spat out his mouthguard to get a breather. nine0005

2006

In December 2006, Margarito defeated Joshua Clottey.

July 14, 2007 Antonio Margarito vs. Paul Williams

• Location: The Home Depot Center, Carson, California, USA
• Result: Williams wins 12 round unanimous decision
• Status: WBO title fight in 1 – middleweight (4th defense of Margarito)
• Referee: Lou Moret
• Judges score: David Mendoza (113-115), Marty Sammon (113-115), Tom Miller (112-116) – all in favor of Williams nine0014
• Weight: Margarito 66.10 kg; Williams 66.00 kg
• Broadcast: HBO
• Unofficial referee score: Harold Lederman (112-116 Williams)

In July 2007, Margarito faced undefeated Paul Williams. Williams was more active, throwing twice as many punches. At the end of the 12th round, the judges unanimously declared Williams the winner. In the press, opinions about the winner were divided: some of the experts agreed with the decision of the official judges, another part considered that Margarito won, and the 3rd part considered that the fight ended in a draw. nine0005

November 10, 2007 Antonio Margarito — Golden Johnson

• Location: Madison Square Garden, New York City, New York, USA
• Result: Margarito won by knockout in the 1st round in a 10-round fight
• Status: Rating fight
• Referee: Wayne Kelly
• Time: 2:28
• Weight: Margarito 66.30 kg; Johnson 66.70 kg
• Broadcast: HBO PPV

In November 2007, Antonio Margarito met Golden Johnson. At the beginning of the 1st round, Margarito carried out a series of blows to Johnson’s head, and he fell. He got up on the count of 9and the referee continued the fight. Margarito rushed to finish off the enemy. He pinned him to the ropes. Johnson sat down, and immediately got up. The referee stopped the fight and started the countdown. After the resumption of the battle, Margarito again attacked the enemy. He threw punches unanswered. Then he pressed him against the ropes and from a series of blows Johnson collapsed to the canvas. This time the referee did not open the score, but immediately stopped the fight. The fight took place as part of a show organized by HBO, the main event of which was the fight between Miguel Angel Cotto and Shane Mosley. nine0005

April 12, 2008 Kermit Cintron – Antonio Margarito

• Venue: Boardwalk Hall, Atlantic City, New Jersey, USA
• Result: Margarito won by knockout in the 6th round in a 12-round fight
• Status: Champion IBF Welterweight title fight (Cyntron 3rd defense)
• Referee: Earl Brown
• Time: 1:57
• Weight: Syntron 66.50 kg; Margarito 66.50 kg
• Broadcast: HBO
• Unofficial judge score: Harold Lederman (46-49Margarito)

In April 2008, Antonio Margarito entered the ring for the 2nd time against IBF welterweight world champion Kermit Cintron. In the middle of the 6th round, Margarito carried out a series of blows to the head, and then hit the opponent’s liver with a counter left hook. Sintron fell to the canvas and could not get up at the expense of 10. The referee recorded a knockout.

July 26, 2008 Miguel Angel Cotto — Antonio Margarito

• Venue: MGM Grand, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
• Result: Margarito won by TKO in the 11th round in a 12-round fight
• Status: WBA welterweight title fight (Cotto’s 5th defense)
• Broadcast: HBO PPV

November 13, 2010 – Antonio Margarito Manny Pacquiao

• Location: Cowboys Stadium, Dallas USA
• Result: Pacquiao wins by unanimous decision
• Status: WBC world junior middleweight title; nine0014
• Judges’ score: 120:108, 118:110, 119:109 in favor of Pacquiao
• Referee:
• Broadcast: HBOchannel

Pacquiao’s advantage was obvious throughout the fight, but the Filipino did not manage to send his opponent in a knockout. Moreover, in the fifth round, while at the ropes, he missed a hard blow to the liver, which scared his fans. However, this attack was one of the few successful for the entire fight for the Mexican.

Margarito received a severe cut under his eye, in connection with which Pacquiao even asked the referee to stop the fight, but the judge allowed the boxers to go through all 12 rounds. nine0005

Pacquiao won the title in his eighth weight class! Judging scores: 120:108, 118:110, 119:109.

After the fight, doctors found that Margarito was seriously injured, a fracture of the right eye, because of which he was not given permission to fight, including a rematch with Miguel Cotto.

Daniel Santos | is… What is Daniel Santos?

Interpretation

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Daniel Santos

Daniel Santos (Spanish Daniel Santos ; October 10, 1975, Bayamón, Puerto Rico) is a Puerto Rican professional boxer in the 1st middle weight category. World champion in the welterweight (WBO version, 2000-2001) and 1st middle (WBO version, 2002-2005 and WBA version 2008-present) weight categories.

Contents 1 1996-2001 2 September 11, 2004 Daniel Santos – Antonio Margarito (2nd fight) 3 2005-2007 4 July 11, 2008 Joashim Alsin – Daniel Santos 5 Notes 6 Links

Debuted in September 1996.

In November 1999, Santos lost a split decision to WBO world welterweight champion Akhmed Kotiev.

In May 2000, he knocked out Akhmed Kotiev in a rematch.

nine0004 In July 2001, Daniel Santos met Antonio Margarito. The fight was stopped in the 1st round due to an eye injury to Margarito, received as a result of a headbutt. Santos moved up to 1st middleweight after this fight.

September 11, 2004 Daniel Santos – Antonio Margarito (2nd fight)

Total strokes	Santos	Margarito
Hit the target	148	178
Discarded	419	639
Percent	35%	28%
Power shocks	Santos	Margarito
Hit the target	115	145
Discarded	302	444
Percent	38%	33%

• Venue: Coliseo José Miguel Agrelot, Hato Rey, Puerto Rico
• Result: Santos won by technical split decision in the 10th round in a 12-round fight
• Status: WBO 1st middleweight title fight (4th defense of Santos)
• Referee: Luis Pabon
• Judges score: Rocky Young (87-84 Santos), John Stewart (86-85 Santos), Samuel Condi (85-86 Margarito)
• Weight: Santos 69. 90 kg; Margarito 69.40 kg
• Broadcast:
• Unofficial judge’s account: Harold Lederman (85-86 Margarito)

In September 2004, Santos met Antonio Margarito for the second time. In the fight again there was a clash of heads – this time in the 6th round. The fight was interrupted several times to help the Mexican. The fight was stopped at the very beginning of the 10th round on the advice of the doctor. Santos won by split decision. After that, Margarito returned to welterweight. ^[1]

nine0004 In December 2005, Santos lost on points to undefeated Sergei Dzinziruk.

In October 2007, he knocked out Jose Antonio Rivera in the eliminator in the 8th round.

July 11, 2008 Joashim Alsin – Daniel Santos

• Location: Uniprix Stadium, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
• Result: Santos won by knockout in the 6th round in a 12-round fight
• Status: WBA 1st middleweight title fight (Alsin’s 2nd defense)
• Referee: Marlon Wright
• Judges score: Glenn Feldman (47-48), Robert Gay (47-48), Pasquale Procopio (47-48) – all in favor of Santos
• Time: 2:06
• Weight: Alsin 69. 40 kg; Santos 69.40 kg
• Broadcast: Radio-Canada
• Unofficial referee score: Guy Jutras (47-48 Santos)

In July 2008, a fight between Daniel Santos and Joachim Alsin took place. In the middle of the 6th round, the Puerto Rican counterattacked with a counter left hook right in the jaw. Alsin collapsed to the floor. The champion could not stand up on his own. The referee scored a knockout. nine0005

Notes

1. ↑ Daniel Santos defeated Antonio Margarito

Links

• Service record (English)

Predecessor: Akhmed Kotiev	WBO Welterweight Champions May 6, 2000 – 2001 Vacant	Successor: Antonio Margarito
Predecessor: Harry Simon Was vacant	WBO 1st Middleweight Champions March 16, 2002 – December 3, 2005	Successor: Sergey Dzinziruk
Predecessor: Joashim Alsin	WBA 1st Middleweight Champion July 11, 2008 – Present	Successor: In rank

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