Editing Michael Carbajal (section)

===WBO light flyweight title===
Carbajal next took on former sparring partner [[Abner Barajas]], winning by a fifth-round knockout in [[Laughlin, Nevada]], and then was given another shot at a world title by the [[WBO]] title holder [[Josue Camacho]], who came from [[Puerto Rico]] to the challenger's hometown to defend his title. Carbajal put on a brilliant performance and won a unanimous twelve-round decision over Camacho.

A title holder again, Carbajal set to try to recover his International Boxing Federation and [[World Boxing Council|WBC]] belts against Gonzalez in a third unification bout between the boxers.  In November 1994, three months after the Camacho victory, they met once again, this time in [[Mexico City]]. Once again, it was a split decision, and once again, Carbajal came out on the losing end. He wouldn't give up, however, and he kept training under the guidance of his brother, [[Danny Carbajal]], the only man ever to train Michael.