Canelo Alvarez coach, Eddy Reynoso, found himself under the fire from Oscar de la Hoya after Jaime Munguia did not pass the drug test.

De la Hoya reacted to the news that Munguia had a positive result after winning revenge on Bruno Surace.

Vada informed about the tests to Mungui, which reacted with denial for the allegations.

“During my boxing career I went through numerous anti-doping tests and never tested a positive one,” said Munguia.

“I was tested twice during this training camp, and both results returned negatively, so receiving this notification of an unfavorable discovery was a complete surprise for me.

“Several experts explained that many ways of pollution may occur. I am fully ready to undergo all retroactive, present or future tests to show that I have always been a pure athlete,” he added.

The Golden Boy promoter, de la Hoya, who regularly coped with Reynoso and continues to work with the former member of Canelo Ryan Garcia, took the opportunity to question the respected coach.

“It’s shocking. I can’t really comment, but yes, it’s quite shocking,” said De la Hoya. “My look at this is their trainer?

“If there are four warriors (Canelo, Garcia, Mungui and Julio Cesar Martinez) who are positively testing for any medicine, who is the coach? Because the trainer should supervise it.

“Regardless of whether they have a dietitian or a doctor. The trainer is responsible, so maybe you should talk to them.”

Since then, Canelo has spoken in a film made available by World Boxing News with Izquierdazo Boxeo in social media.

The undisputed master of super medium weight said: “I am 100%with him, but only he knows what happened.”

In Reynoso, in the face of the heat, Canelo added: “Eddy does not give him food.”

Canelo referred to when in 2018 a positive Clenbuterol test. He served a six -month ban after the authorities accepted the explanation of polluted Mexican meat.

Canelo reacts to a failed drug test Jaime Munguia.

“I am 100%with him, but only he knows what happened.

“Eddy (Reynoso) does not give him food.”pic.twitter.com/ktycb9yxr0

– World Boxing News (@Worldboxingnews) May 30, 2025

The unfavorable discovery of Mungui seems a bit more sinister, as explained by the former WBN Dan Rafael chief writer. Rafael said that A-Porce Mungia contained synthetic testosterone.

Vada will now open a b-trunk B at the request of its team. If this returns positively, as expected, the Commission will change the victory in Surace Revenge to the lack.

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Heavyweight Mihai Nistor tells WBN that Deontay Wilder can return to the top of sport and take out his rival Anthony Joshu.

Unbeatable Romanian, 8-0, 8 KO, was the first boxer to stop Joshua when they fought in amateurs fourteen years ago.

He says Wilder still has the opportunity.

Nistor fought for who is the current heavyweight crops during his days in an unpaid code.

The 34-year-old was fought by Filip Hrgovic, Otto Wallin, Tony Yoka and Oleksandr Usyk. In addition, Guido Vianello, Yoandy Toirac and Frazer Clarke with mixed results.

This experience gives a unique perspective, especially at Joshua. The British remains the target of Nistor in the ranks of Pro before retiring.

Joshua continues to fight the British rival of Tyson Fury. However, “Gypsy King” is an adamant pension is his future.

But with Wilder next month, Sharp Money is on Joshua, finally shares the ring with the American Slugger this year.

To set up such a possibility, Wilder must go through Tyrell Herndon on 27 June at Charles Koch Arena, Wichita, Kansas.

AJ fight becomes real again.

It’s no secret that the name “brown bomber” is damaged goods. His one -sided losses with Joseph Parker and Zhilei Zhang at the Kingdom of the Arena in Saudi Arabia were for this.

If the 39-year-old can win in the style of BLK Prime PPV, Nistor believes that Wilder has a chance to defeat Joshua in Great Britain.

Asked what he does about the losses of Deontay Wilder and his return, Nistor said deeply World Boxing News: “Career is like life: he has its heights and downs.

“But in the case of Deontay Wilder I think that in the next fight he will be more concentrated, concentrated and prepared.”

About whether Wilder can return to the top when he approaches 40, Nistor replied: “Why not? Everything depends on his physical and mental preparation.

“Age is not a barrier; it’s just a number, and if it is prepared and ready, everything can happen.”

Summary of Wilder’s fight versus Joshua and whether the WBC heavyweight championship holder was concentrated can then overthrow the current king, Usyk, Nistor said: “I believe that Wilder can defeat Joshua.

“But, as we know, it is more tough to win Deontay Wilder from Usyk.”

As he strives for 9-0 in his career this year, Nistor has one hundred percent knockout and remains a potential opponent of Wilder or Joshua in the future.

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There is so much on the line on Friday evening, when the invincible Darius “DFG” Fulgham (14-0, 12 KO) will face Betemir “Bully” Melikuziv (15-1, 10 KO) in what is the world title World World World Title World Title World World Bookld Booksing (WBA).

“There will be separation in the super medium medium ward,” Fulghum explained. “Plant (WBA fleeting master) fights the day after my fight in Las Vegas, but” Canelo “(Alvarez) holds all cards.”

The key question, however, is how long Alvarez maintains full control over the department?

The undisputed world champion of the super medium weight Saul “Canelo” Alvarez (69-22, 39 KO) is ruled by the 168-pound division and 34-year-old, who has been a professional boxer since 2005, now he only fights twice a year to celebrate Cinco de Mayo (May) and Mexican Day of independence (September). The final boxing rainback reportedly signed four fights with the Riyadh season, which began on May 4 with the dominant 12-round unanimous decision about the previously undefeated William Scull (23-1, 9 KO). Canelo has a Mega-Wallka set compared to the next future Hall of Famer, Terenka Crawford (41-0, 31 KO), September 12 in Las Vegas. If “Canelo” ends the Riyadh season contract, the Mexican will remain only two required fights in 2025.

Even if he does not retire after Crawford’s fight, “Canelo” will still have four compulsory defense to do or devoid of his titles. Winner Fulghum vs. Melikuziv is positioned as a leading global contender WBA, if not a mandatory pretender.

The only super medium scale rated above by WBA than no. 3 Melikuziv and no. 4 Fulghum is a plant (23-2, 14 KO), No. 1 Christian Mballi (27-0, 23 KO) and No. 2 Leicester Martinez (19-0, 18 Kos), from Guatemala.

Plant is fighting WBA No. 15 Jose Armando Resendiz (15-2, 11 KO) the day after Melikuziv vs. Fulghum, also in Las Vegas, on the same card as the former world champion Jermall Charlo (33-0, 22 Kos) vs. Thomas Lamanna (39-5-1, 18 Kos). Plant vs. Charlo, assuming that both are the winners, apparently they are on a collision course for the next fights.

Mbilli, a French Olympian living in Canada, will be abandoned from his ranking No. 1 WBA, when he faces this champion of the super average Medium Championships of the World Boxing Council (WBA) in WBC Super WBC championships in the super medium medium championships.

“This eliminator sets everything for me and I am a business,” said Fulghum. “I will not do it more than that, because every fight I had was extremely critical; I would not be here if I lost any of my fights. There is no additional pressure, because it is an eliminator and after this Friday night there will be much more.”

28-year-old Fulghum, fighting with Houston, fights with Melikuziv, the Silver Olympic medalist 2016 from Uzbekistan, in its proper perspective.

“This eliminator sets everything for me and I am a business,” said Fulghum. “But I won’t do anything more than that, because every fight I had was extremely critical; I wouldn’t be here if I lost any of my fights. There is no additional pressure, because it is an eliminator, because after this Friday night there will be much more.”