Mexican cyclist Isaac del Toro, currently ranked 11th in the world and recognized as the top Latin American in the Union Cycliste Internationale rankings, suffered a fall during the first stage of the 2025 Vuelta a Burgos in Spain. The incident occurred about 300 meters from the finish line when he slipped on a curve, also involving Italian cyclist Giulio Ciccone. Initial reports indicated only scrapes and muscle discomfort. Despite the setback, del Toro finished 37th in the second stage, aided by his UAE Emirates team, and remained 12 seconds behind the leader. He improved his performance in the third stage, finishing fourth and moving up to third place overall. In the fourth stage, del Toro placed 19th but maintained his third position in the general classification, trailing French leader Léo Bisiaux by 26 seconds. The Vuelta a Burgos is a five-day competition, and del Toro's resilience has kept him among the top contenders. Separately, Mexican boxer Eduardo “Sugar” Núñez is scheduled to defend his Super Featherweight World Title against Puerto Rican Cristopher “Pitufo” Díaz on September 6 at the Centro de Usos Múltiples in Los Mochis, Sinaloa.