One of the most electrifying juvenile boxing fighters will return to action this summer.

Jesse “Bam” Rodriguez (21-0, 14 KO) will face Phumelel Cafu in South Africa (11-0-3, 8 KO) in the Bantam Union match in Bantam on July 19 at the Star’s Ford Center, Frisco, Texas. Rodriguez currently has the title of WBC, while Cafu owns the title of 115 pounds WBO.

Fighting with San Antonio, Rodriguez is a world champion with two divisions who actively sought a fight with another champion in the league of juniors. He won the title of WBC by detention in the 7th round of Juan Francisco Estrada in June last year and had a successful defense of the title in November, when he scored the third round against Pedro Guevar. “BAM”, 25 years vintage, takes 7th place on the ESPN list for pounds for pounds and is the owner of victories over Słoneczny Edwards, Srisaket Sor Rungvisai and Carlos Cuadras.

He will be against Cafu, who captured the title of WBO, annoying Kosei Tanaka with a divided decision in October last year in Tokyo. 30 -year -old Cafu was previously associated with a potential duel with Roman Gonzales “Chocolatito” for his first title defense, but these plans fell. Now he will have the opportunity to unite titles with one of the best fighters in sport.

The collaborating of the co-existing on July 19 is a super-medium weight between Diego Pasteco (23-0, 18 KO) and Trevor McCumbby (28-1, 21 KO). The 24 -year -old Paczeco won a unanimous decision over Steve Nelson in January. Is No. 4 ESPN Super Middle weight. The 32 -year -old McCumbby hopes to bounce back after the first defeat of his career against Caleb Plant in September last year.

The fight will be sent to Dazna.

Devin Haney (31-0, 15 KO) intends to return on Friday, May 2, against Jose Ramirez (29-2, 18 KO). The match will be co -authored by the epic triple candidate in Times Square.

In the main event Ryan Garcia will face Rome Romero in the WBA WBA WBA Wawetweight title. If both Haney and Garcia are successful in matches on Friday evening, they will face in October. Haney versus Ramirez will fight a weight of 144 pounds. Both fighters think that they will fit better with this weight.

“I feel good … Having these additional four pounds has made it easier to lower the weight. I hope to show Fresh Jose Ramirez. I work tough and I want it to show it,” said Ramirez from recalling yesterday’s open training. In the last match with Arnold Barboza Jr. Lowering the weight to 140 was hard; He thinks he can’t bring this weight anymore. He should achieve better results, as a result of which it should be much stronger.

Ramirez is an Olympian from 2012; He has skills that can be hard for Haney. There are questions whether Devin is the same warrior after he suffered a lot of knocking against Garcia in April last year. How will his chin last? Ramirez has a decent power, and if he receives the right hole, he can potentially hit Haney’s chin test.

Devin spent the last year working on his skills. He understands the mistakes he made against Garcia and worked on the fact that he did not do them. One of the things he will want to do against Malf is a fight and the operate of his strengths by boxing a technical match. Devin is a faster and more agile boxer and will try to box Ramirez on a range. Barboza was able to minimize Jose’s crime, using current traffic and an effective stab that kept him at a distance. He threw 355 stabs, landing 79 of them. Haney has one of the best stabs in sport, landing at a rate of 25 percent (compubox).

“Styles are fighting. He does a lot of good things and many bad things. My task is to go there and impair him with good things that he does and operate bad things,” said Haney from Ramirez. At the age of 32, Ramirez will be tested against 26-year-old Haney. Jose is a pressure fighter and in order to be really effective, he will have to find a way to close the distance and cut the ring to an elusive boxer, such as Haney. “It’s a great fight on paper, but it’s a mismatch. Ramirez has a style adapted to the tailor for me. I know he is putting pressure. If he comes in stupid, he will put it away,” Haney said about what he expects from Ramirez on the night of fighting. Devin must be careful not to miss or appreciate Jose, as he did against Garcia, or

It can potentially cost him again. He has trained over the past year, but during that time he did not compete professionally. For Haney it may be a bit of ring rust. He must be disciplined and stick to the game plan. Although he faces the aging warrior in Ramirez, at the age of 144 he is a legitimate threat.

By: Sean Crose

Although he is a super middle champion IBF, William Scull does not even receive a diminutive percentage of his opponent’s respect this weekend. Because Scull will have to be the only one, and only Canelo Alvarez on Saturday in Saudi Arabia. Most perceive the fight for the title as a fundamentally loved melody, because Canelo was considered in some circles to take care of Terenka Crawford. With an undefeated record – it is clear, however, that Scull should be seen as more than a busy opponent in the future Hall of Fame Canelo. Despite this, there is a reasonable reason why SCULL 23-0 should be seen as a weaker for this weekend.

While some can argue that he is no longer in this zenith, Canelo met with one opponent at the highest level after the other during his legendary career. Finally, he defeated Sergey Kovalev and Miguel Cotto and Callum Smith and Caleb Plant, as well as Amir Khan and Austin Trout and Erislanda Lara and who knows how many other names or great opponents over the past decade. This is equal to experience, which, to be candid, can compare in the up-to-date boxing scene.

However, Scull can simply have a style that can have trouble with Canelo. He is a lofty, velvety Southpaw, Scull is more a technician than an artist with a knockout. And Canelo didn’t always have the best nights against ring tactics. Lara gave the man a real run for one for her money, and the swift Amir Khan also rightly had forceful moments against Canelo. And let’s not forget about the chess master Floyd Mayweather, who in 2013 taught a much younger and inexperienced version of Canelo. On the other hand, it was a Mayweather. No one else, except for Dmitry Bivol, was able to generally dominate Canelo in such a way … and Canelo fought Bivol in a lightweight weighty weight.

Canelo-Scull will be the main event of the Pay Per View card on Saturday. Don’t expect the event to break any sales records. However, if Scull shocks the world of an upset win, you can be sure that the rematch will bring a lot of dollars and eyeballs. Do you expect a nervous win this weekend? Probably. When these shots of Canelo’s bodies start to land, he is a tough man to stop. Virtually anything can happen in the ring, which makes Canelo-Scull worth paying attention.