oh it happens on higher level events too..no matter the country
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oh it happens on higher level events too..no matter the country
I asked Eddie about Golden Boy vs Matchroom card and that set shyt off. (Andrade-Canelo, Farmer-JoJo)
They start arguing about Canelo's Franchise Belt & Arum told Haney to his face he signed with the wrong promoter.
It's pretty obvious that title eliminator is for the birds, Haney won't be fighting Loma
They start arguing about Canelo's Franchise Belt & Arum told Haney to his face he signed with the wrong promoter.
It's pretty obvious that title eliminator is for the birds, Haney won't be fighting Loma
reservoirdogs
Superstar
No surprise then if Haney really goes to 140. First he can beat on Crolla or something for UK exposure then go up.
The boy clearly wasnt in shape neither Ward match; shame because he boxed Ward head off fight one and was robbed; and was boxing Ward again before hold a goldust moment in the ring Ward started finessing nutsacksthis guy is heading towards the kelly pavlik route..
2020 & 2021 should be some great years Unifications, Undisputeds, champions moving up
FreedMind
DOPAMINE FOR MY BABY!!
The boy clearly wasnt in shape neither Ward match; shame because he boxed Ward head off fight one and was robbed; and was boxing Ward again before hold a goldust moment in the ring Ward started finessing nutsacks
We making excuses for quitters now??
Dallas' 4 Eva
Superstar
I'm watching Pac-Barrera 1 on DAZN right now and jesus christ I almost forgot how fast young Manny Pacquiao was, Barrera literally never saw any of them punches coming, Pac beat the dog shyt out of this man.
reservoirdogs
Superstar
Morales thoughI'm watching Pac-Barrera 1 on DAZN right now and jesus christ I almost forgot how fast young Manny Pacquiao was, Barrera literally never saw any of them punches coming, Pac beat the dog shyt out of this man.
krackdagawd
Inspire.
If Canelo runs through kkkov where we ranking him among Mexican boxers brehs 
ill say that about dazn...they've been bulking up on their fight archives..this is something HBO should be doing with their boxing library..all them damn fights and wars that aired on that channel..if they are not going to be in the business at least create a streaming service for the shyt....id gladly pay for thatI'm watching Pac-Barrera 1 on DAZN right now and jesus christ I almost forgot how fast young Manny Pacquiao was, Barrera literally never saw any of them punches coming, Pac beat the dog shyt out of this man.
Munguia-Vargas Title Fight In Discussion For September
By Jake Donovan
There remains a chance that boxing will honor Mexican Independence Day with a major show after all.
While the sport’s most prominent figure, World middleweight champion Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez has officially detached himself from previously plans fight on September 14, Golden Boy Promotions could still wind up running a show that evening. Such a bill would be headlined by a super welterweight title fight between unbeaten titlist Jaime Munguia and former two-division beltholder Jessie Vargas.
News of ongoing talks for the bout—which had been rumored for weeks—was confirmed by Vargas himself.
“Currently negotiating a fight with Jaime Munguia for September,” Vargas (29-2-2, 11KOs) publicly stated through social media on Tuesday. “Bringing entertainment to my fans.”
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On the surface, few restrictions exist in putting together such a bout. Both boxers fight are aligned with sports streaming service DAZN. Munguia (33-0, 26KOs) has fought twice on the platform through a co-promotion with Golden Boy. Vargas signed with Eddie Hearn’s Matchroom Boxing USA last summer, headlining the first-ever DAZN USA card to take place in the United States which took place last October in Chicago, Ill.
Hearn has recently teased his intentions to have unbeaten lightweight Devin Haney command the now-vacant September 14 date in Las Vegas (where Vargas was born and raised), although the current Nevada State Athletic Commission (NSAC) schedule shows that Golden Boy still has a hold for that slot, even without Alvarez fighting that night.
A Munguia-Vargas topped-card—should the bout come to fruition—has also been teased to land in the greater Los Angeles area.
Tijuana’s Munguia claimed a super welterweight title last May, tearing through Sadam Ali inside of four rounds to become a major titlist at just 21 years of age. He’s already racked up four defenses, with his entire five-fight title reign taking place within an 11-month span.
Included among the lot was his own taste of a Mexican Independence Day-themed show in Vegas which came last September. Munguia scored a 3rd round knockout of Brandon Cook in the chief support to Alvarez’s majority decision win over then-unbeaten and unified titlist Gennadiy Golovkin in their title fight rematch at T-Mobile Arena.
Some of the new penny shine has come off of the 6’0” super welterweight since then. Munguia—who turns just 23 in October—found himself in a firefight in a competitive but clear decision win over Japan’s Takeshi Inoue this past January. Three months later came his first title fight in Mexico, though he was considered extremely fortunate to escape with a 12-round majority decision over mandatory challenger Dennis Hogan this past April.
There were talks of the still-growing Munguia possibly moving up to middleweight, his name being floated as a candidate to face Golovkin this fall. For now, it seems that he’s staying put, which gives his next potential opponent a crack at becoming a three-division titlist.
Vargas made his foray into the super welterweight division earlier this year, engaging in an entertaining brawl with Mexico’s Humberto Soto before putting him away in six rounds this past April. The win was his first since Dec. 2017, having fought to back-to-back draws with Adrien Broner and Thomas Dulorme in his lone two fights of 2018.
The 30-year old Las Vegas native remains hopeful of adding a third major title to his resume, enjoying a two-year reign at super lightweight before moving up to 147 pounds in 2015. His first bid at a major belt came up just short, dropping a competitive 12-round decision to Tim Bradley in their June 2015 interim title fight before winning the real thing in March 2016, scoring his own stoppage win over Ali to claim a vacant belt.
The latter of his two reigns was short lived, dropping a lopsided 12-round decision to Manny Pacquiao in his first title defense in Nov. 2016.
reservoirdogs
Superstar
Wake me up when dude fights somebody his own size and/or fights a top level guy at 154
i honestly think vargas has a chance of beating dude
Amare's Right Hook
Southeast World Champion
This just in …..Whyte pissed hot
-An "A" Sample UKAD collected from Mr. Dillian Whyte in relation with his bout against Oscar Rivas yielded an adverse finding. In light of that adverse finding, and pending the outcome of the WBC’s own investigation and adjudicatory process, the WBC is provisionally suspending the WBC’s recognition of Dillian Whyte as WBC Interim World Heavyweight Champion and Mandatory Challenger of the division.
The WBC has notified Mr. Whyte and his team of the WBC's suspension, and that it will afford Mr. Whyte the opportunity to present its position to the WBC at an investigative hearing which will take place at a place and time to be announced in the near future. Throughout its investigation and hearing, the WBC will afford Mr. Whyte and his team the opportunity to present any available information and materials, and any exculpatory evidence they might deem appropriate.- WBC
-An "A" Sample UKAD collected from Mr. Dillian Whyte in relation with his bout against Oscar Rivas yielded an adverse finding. In light of that adverse finding, and pending the outcome of the WBC’s own investigation and adjudicatory process, the WBC is provisionally suspending the WBC’s recognition of Dillian Whyte as WBC Interim World Heavyweight Champion and Mandatory Challenger of the division.
The WBC has notified Mr. Whyte and his team of the WBC's suspension, and that it will afford Mr. Whyte the opportunity to present its position to the WBC at an investigative hearing which will take place at a place and time to be announced in the near future. Throughout its investigation and hearing, the WBC will afford Mr. Whyte and his team the opportunity to present any available information and materials, and any exculpatory evidence they might deem appropriate.- WBC
Theyll find a reason to throw shadeIf Canelo runs through kkkov where we ranking him among Mexican boxers brehs