Pier-Olivier Côté (born May 30, 1984) is a Canadian
Cali, Colombia, but at 18-months-old was adopted by Réjean Côté and Christiane Pleau (his parents) of CharlesbourgQuebec
and grew up in the Quebec City suburb.
Professional career
Super Lightweight
Côté needed only two minutes and fifty seconds to send Michael Lozada to the canvas three times and win his fight at the Bell Centre on March 19, 2011. He was the co-feature of
On Feb 27, 2010 Cote made his U.S debut when took on Willshaun Boxley in Augusta, Georgia. On May 7, 2011 Cote made his second U.S debut when took on Aris Ambriz in the opening bout of the Showtime coverage of the Manny Pacquiao vs. Shane Mosley event. Cote dominated Ambriz on all rounds. Cote wasn't able to finish the fight in round three but as Cote continued to land in the fourth it led to Weeks jumping in and calling a halt to the bout.[2]
His next scheduled fight was postponed due to illness.[3] He has been inactive since.
