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trouble TV,,,.awwwwwwwwwwwww!!!!
Nobody.....Who Loma faught
Russel had controversy
And his resume NYONE could actually defend had he rematch Salido.........
How you gonna be a franchise champion when you aint fighting no one and you arent jumping out your weight class for more titles......Yet he wants to call out a guy carrying the sport, white boy needs to earn his paper title......
wingstop
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Actual profesional top p4p boxer agrees with me
Loma doesn't even have a win as good as jumping up 2 divisions and beating Kovalev
Canelo maybe scared of GGG he fought that nikka twice though......Loma is haunted by salido; and off tape hes very human to that B level, hes catching hands and touching canvas......How dear he mumble Canelo name or shyt on his work....Pre Mayweather Canelo resume shyts on Loma resume easyLoma doesn't even have a win as good as jumping up 2 divisions and beating Kovalev
reservoirdogs
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How is Haney criticized for picking that belt up?
He knew damn well what would happen if he/his team petitions for that franchise belt and now he talks shyt about what Haney did to deserve it.
He wanted to earn it against YOU breh
He was calling for your name, but as you said, you vacated it. For one reason or another, you/your team didn't need that fight.
How is Loma the good guy in this story and Haney catches the heat?
Canelo got awarded a franchise champ title too but at least he didn't petition for it, they just gave it to him and he doesn't talk shyt about what Charlo has done to earn it after he vacated it.
Jaime Munguia vs. Spike O'Sullivan Finalized, Jan. 11 at 160
By Random Hits
Published On Wed Nov 20, 2019, 03:10 PM EST
Golden Boy will kick off the 2020 year with an exciting battle between Mexico and Ireland as Jaime Munguia (34-0, 27 KOs) makes his middleweight debut against Gary "Spike" O'Sullivan (30-3, 21 KOs) in a 12-round bout on Saturday, Jan. 11 at The Alamodome in San Antonio, TX. This fight will be streamed live exclusively on DAZN.
Undercard information for this event will be announced shortly.
"Golden Boy always likes to kick the year off with a bang, and January 11 will be no exception," said Oscar De La Hoya, Chairman and CEO of Golden Boy. "Jaime Munguia is developing into a big star in this sport, so we're happy that our strategic partnership with Zanfer Promotions has been able to continually deliver great fights featuring this young talent. At the same time, 'Spike' O'Sullivan is an exciting puncher with a lot of experience, so Munguia will have to come very well prepared with all that he's been learning under trainer Erik Morales. It also goes without saying that their styles are guaranteed to make for a fun fight for as long as it lasts."
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Munguia is a 23-year-old boxer of Tijuana, Mexico who catapulted to the highest levels of the 154-pound division by knocking out Sadam "World Kid" Ali in May to capture the WBO Junior Middleweight World Title. Munguia then defended his title against Liam "Beefy" Smith, Brandon "Bad Boy" Cook, Takeshi Inoue, Dennis Hogan and Patrick Allotey. After five defenses at junior middleweight, Munguia is ready to take on new challenges in the very stacked division of 160 pounds.
"I feel very happy to be starting the year 2020 with a great fight at a great place like San Antonio, Texas," said Jaime Munguia."I have fought in Houston, Texas before, where the people there treated me very well. I think that San Antonio won't be any different. We're going to deliver a great fight against a tough fighter in Gary O'Sullivan. He's great and he's strong, but we're going to come very well prepared. We plan to do an excellent job and make it very clear who is the best in the ring. Thank you to all, and we'll see you this January 11 in San Antonio, Texas!"
"I'm very proud of who I consider to be the best and most beloved Mexican fighter, Jaime Munguia," said Fernando Beltran, CEO of Zanfer Promotions. "He'll start the new year off for Aztec Boxing on January 11 against a very tough opponent in his first fight at middleweight."
O'Sullivan is a 35-year-old contender who is known for his lively personality outside the ring and his exciting aggression in the ring. The native of Cork, Ireland is coming off two impressive victories and has faced the likes of Antoine Douglas, Chris Eubank Jr. and Billy Joe Saunders throughout an impressive professional career that has lasted more than a decade. O'Sullivan will look to derail Munguia's plans at 160 pounds on January 11.
"For me it's a dream come true to fight the undefeated champion of the world and the number one ranked fighter in the world," said Gary O'Sullivan. "It makes it even better that he's Mexican. I grew up watching the great Mexican champions and to get the opportunity to fight Jaime is an honor. I will leave no stone unturned in my preparation for this fight. I can't recall feeling more motivated by any other fight in my career thus far. I believe this fight will be a war that the fans will talk about for many years to come."
"Spike always knew in the back of his mind that one day he would have to fight Jaime Munguia," said Packie Collins, Manager and Trainer of Gary O'Sullivan. "We have gone through every different scenario of how to approach this fight if it were to take place. I would like to thank both Jaime, Golden Boy and Murphy's Boxing for handing Spike this huge opportunity. Come Jan 11, Spike will be ready for whatever Jaime Munguia turns up on the night of the fight."
"Jaime Munguia is stepping up to one of the best divisions in boxing," said Joseph Markowski, DAZN EVP, North America. "We wanted to extend the Fight Season momentum into 2020 by scheduling a fight in early January. Thanks to the fighters for staying on weight over the holidays!"
MW it is...now is he vacating that WBO strap?
Yeah thats TC title breh breh.....Pay attention
No way in hell he's that big. Dude is only 5'9.He's in the 205-215 range in this pic, Spence looking like washed up Melo in the face out here
200 pounds dont appear to be shyt on a fit fighter, it was nothing for Tim Bradley to cut from 200 and make welter consistently.......
I mean Canelo doesnt appear he looks 200 pound at times but we know this is the case.....In between fights
All the PBC welters ducking TC(Spence Admittedly) so he moved up a division and got a title there vs bigger guys in a stacked JMW division.....All too easy for Arum
PBC guys cant pull rank on TC and the WBO paper title if hes holding titles in two divisions at the same time....
ChocolateGiddyUp
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Bud vs Jesse Vargas for the Vacant 154 WBO 
Bud Stans in The Ring
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Bud Stans in The Ring
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Bruh, first off I don't think Canelo has hit the 200 mark. Secondly, that nikka is thick as can be (no homo) while Spence has a thin ass frame with small bone structure and way less muscle mass at a similar height.