Boxing is never absent, his minor disputes, and this week Oscar de la Hoya ghosts about the latest news about the lawsuit of Devin Haney against Ryan Garcia and Golden Boy, as well as parting in the match, enjoying his last defeat. Here are some fragments of La Hoya.

In the Haney lawsuit against Garcia

“A few weeks ago, Haneys filed a lawsuit in the state of Up-to-date York against my warrior Ryan Garcia for battery, fraud and violation of the contract. Haneys also mentioned my company Golden Boy Promotions in the lawsuit because they want a full settlement of Devin’s fight with Ryan; They want to see my books.

“They don’t believe in the fact that Garcia vs. Haney only made just over 300,000 houses and received payment for what they are owned. They want more money that doesn’t exist. Number one, Bill, we live in the same fancy district in Henderson. You can be knocked on my door and just asked to see my books. We told you over and over again that this fight simply did not sell. These are facts.

“Number two. Will you put Ryan Garcia for the battery? Do you know that your son Devin is a professional warrior, on the right, based on the clinking of other opponents.

“And now, Bill, you say that Ryan has been adapted to fight. Traces of Ostarin were about minutes in which professionals said that it was not crucial or crucial. The truth is plain that your son could not block the left hook, he could not stay on his feet with these nasty uggs, and he could not cope with Ryan Garcia.

On Eddie Hearn

“And just when things could not get worse for my friend Eddie Hearna, they did it. Dmitriry Bivol suffered his first defeat, and further proving that the match curse is a real thing. 14 of your main warriors lost this year. It must be a child of records.

“Look, despite the terrible things that people talk about you, I don’t like you. I am just showing the facts that you are unable to do your work. People say you are a giant shower and a silver fed spoon, a trust fund. I just think you’re a terrible promoter. And you proved that I was right. I don’t know how long your financing will be treated, taking into account absolutely nothing, but this is not my problem.

“There are two months to reason yourself in 2024, Eddie. I believe in you. Well, actually not. “

Omar Salcido received the biggest win in his career in today’s career in the main Probox event, overwhelming Chris Colbert and forcing the 9th round break.

Pre-fight Colbert looked selected and ready for business, without a cream hairstyle or wild trunk. But Salcido (20-1, 14 KO) gave the tone early, immediately jumping Colbert with a gigantic left in the head. Salcido was very Hittable, but the difference in power meant that Colbert’s best work looked almost irrelevant.

Colbert (17-3, 6 KO) tried to hang and trade, but largely abandoned this strategy to the middle of the 4th round. His best work was the work of the legs, using movement to force Salcido to prosecute all night, the cells will be set aside and refuse Salcido to cut off the ring.

Salcido hurt Colbert a lot at the end of the sixth round, and Colbert’s balance never looked completely stable again. Colbert’s corner threatened to stop the fight during at least two different rounds. Judge Michael Dejesus warned Colbert for maintaining in the 9th round, and Colbert’s corner followed their word and soon stopped the fight.

This is a destructive loss for Colbert, who now abandoned three of the last four fights, and only one win from the last 39 months of his career. He looked very delicate at 135 pounds, and even relatively unwashed Salcido was able to chase him around the ring and break it.

As for Salcido, he provides another fans’ affable performance and comes out with a win compared to the former (short-lived) champion. Just a year after the US debut, he became a entertaining, reliable, but defective and potentially defeated opponent for any delicate number in marketing marketing.

TSENDBAATAR ERDENEBAT UD-10 FRANCE Fortunato

The dominant Erdenebat show (11-0, 5 KO), which was tenacious. Indefinite forward movement and aggressive high and low combinations established the tons early, and the clash of heads with a minute in the second round could be saved by Fortunato. Erdenebat landed on a simultaneous middle left hook, but a random start of the head bought Fortunato for some time for recovery.

Fortunato (15-2, 11 KO) could not stop Erdenebat from afar, resorting to a low blow at the end of the 4th round, which brought him a pointed warning. If there is a knocking for Erdenebat’s performance, this is the inability to end early. Presumably, this is one arrow finishing power, because thinking spent later rounds, cladding, kisses between the missing blows from Fortunato, instead of pressing it on a knockout. The judges rightly had it wide for Erdenebat, with official results 98-92, 98-92 and 100-90.

Naje Lopez Ko-3 ismael ocles

The effort of the Ocles game, which was a replacement at the last minute, which was much smaller and of course felt Lopez’s power even on blocked blows. Lopez (12-0, 9 KO) put him down on a shot at an early stage 3. Ocles (15-17-2, 3 KO) took a full 10 people and was still winter a few minutes later, when the result was officially announced.

David Navarro Ud-8 Mykell Gamble

Wider than expected results cards were expected, but not much to evaluate because of how well Gamble used his advantage. A lot of throwing and blows approaching Navarro (7-1, 3 KO), but he was much more busy, and that could have been after him. Gamble (7-1, 4 KO) has many times lost the mouthpiece on gigantic shots, ultimately taking the deduction for the third time. Was it not really affected by the result, because the official cards 78-73, 78-83, 77-74 would be 2-4 points for Navarro even without it.

Welsh Midlewweight Liam Williams reportedly announced his pension at the age of 32, according to BBC. Williams states that he decided to convey gloves in fear of the number of shocks he suffered, and what further damage can be caused by his brain if he continues to fight.

In particular, Williams recalls that after his first round of losing with Hamzah Sheeraz in February, that he took too much damage accumulated and does not want to expose his future to his family at a further risk, concerns the potential of CTE after a number of fears over the past one and a half years.

“I trust people around me, and when they count you, it’s over, you have to listen. It was very hard to hear. I had some problems with brain shocks. I had three or four in 18 months. I don’t want to box only money and get a head that you can never come back from. I have a wonderful family, a wonderful partner, if I can’t enjoy them because of my brain damage, what would it be for?

Williams will continue admitting that he was shocked in the fight with Chris Eubank Jr in 2022 and was informed by a doctor not to pass this fight, but said that in this fight there was a lot of money and did not want to disappoint the fans.

In retrospect, Williams claims that at that time it was a penniless decision to continue the fight against Eubank and adds that he regrets that he would not be able to win the world title before retiring, but he is still proud of what he achieved in sport.

Williams retires with a professional record of 25-5-1 and we wish him all the best in his life after the Backa.