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Claress Shields women’s boxing master suspended in Michigan

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American boxer Claress Shields, the undisputed world champion in three weight classes, has been suspended and is examined after positively testing marijuana after winning the heavyweight of Danielle Perkins in Michigan.

Michigan, the impartial combat commission of a 29-year-old athlete before competing in this state after the “oral fluid sample” after the fight on February 2, showed the presence of marijuana, which is banned in competition by the global anti-doping agency (defect).

“The behavior of Mrs. Shields as a licensed professional boxer is a direct threat to the integrity of professional boxing, public interest and social welfare and professional safety of athletes,” said the Michigan Commission on Thursday.

The World Boxing Organization (WBO), which has no right to suspend boxers, asked for “termination” with Shields for clarification. The Michigan Commission also conducts its own investigation to determine whether disciplinary actions are necessary.

Shields, the only boxer who had every essential title of the world champion-WBA, WBC, IBF and WBO-in three weight classes and two-time Gold Olympic medalists, started to social media last week, “Tidy Athletes Win”.

As part of the boxing boxeries program of the World Boxing Council, both Shields and Perkins were tested by the volunteering of the Anti -Doping Agency (VADA).

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Cain Sandoval Kos Mark Bernaldez in 4; Chucky Barrera suffers from the first defeat

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The undefeated super lightweight pretender “Sugar” Cain Sandoval scored a spectacular knockout in the fourth round over veteran Marek Bernaldez on Friday evening. Fight entitled card promoted by 360 promotions of Tom Loeffler at Chumash Casino, Santa Ynez, California and was broadcast live on UFC Fight Pass.

Sandoval, 15-0 (13 KO), with Sacramento in California, he pressed the stab and allowed them to leave his hands to start the fight. Sandoval was relentless in the second round when Bernaldez, 25-6, (14 KO), and General Santos City in the Philippines. The Filipino broke with huge shots, but Sandoval was still coming and worked out Bernaldez. Sandoval still had his own way and controlled Bernaldez in the third when he passed him.

In the fourth round, the left body hook almost knocked down Bernaldez when his knee seemed to hit the canvas, but Sandoval followed the crushing right law that finished work. Bernaldez tried to get up, but he could only reach his knees when Judge Rudy Barragan reached ten in 34 seconds of the fourth round.

“I am surprised that he took my body stab. I have KO and I’m content about it. I will be great – Sandoval said after his victory.

During the evening fight, Super Flyweight Cristopher Rios broken up nervousness in the conveying of Daniel “Chucky” Barrera from Eastvale in California his first defeat, winning most of the decisions.

Barrera, 8-1-1 (4 KO) looked piercing boxing in the opening round, keeping the distance. In the second, Rios, 11-2 (7 KO), Barrera pointed out with Compton in California, connecting with a solid combination that stopped Barrera’s shoots. Barrera and Rios mixed it, but Rios seemed to be an aggressor, withdrawing Medina.

The momentum was in favor of Rios in the second half of the fight when he was on Barrera. Rios had a solid sixth round because he kept his pressure and did not let Barrer get to his comfort zone. Rios was still busy because he kept Barrera on the edge of the delayed fight. In the eighth and final round, Rios exerted pressure when Barrera was circling, held the boxing of the distance and worked with JAB.

After completing eight rounds, the judges fired a fight, 79-73, 79-73 and 76-76, when Rios receives victory.

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Martin Bakole: Who is Daniel Dubois’s behind schedule substitute to fight Joseph Parker?

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The Fight Week in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia was again shocked on Thursday with the announcement that Daniel Dubois was considered too ailing to face Joseph Parker in their fight for the title in ponderous weight.

Martin Bakole responded to the call when the promoters try to find the right replacement.

Promoter Bakole, Ben Shalom, said he had concluded a contract when a Thursday press conference took place before the fight. At the end of Thursday evening, the fight was confirmed.

Here’s everything you need to know about a man who will face a parker on Saturday evening.

Who is Martin Bakole?

Martin Bakole is a Congi -heavyweight weight that trains from Glasgow in Scotland with the respected coach Billy Nelson. The 33-year-old was in the Democratic Republic of Congo when a call appeared.

Shalom told ESPN that the warrior “did not hesitate 1%” and the findings were made to lead him to Riyadh.

An impressive warrior with enormous knockout power, bacon is considered one of the most frequently avoided fighters in the heavyweight department.

What is the bacon record?

Bakole has a robust record of 21 wins from 16 by way of knockout and only one failure.

He raised rankings with victories over Carlos Takam, and recently a wild knockout of American Jared Anderson.

What are Bakole’s chances against Joseph Parker?

First of all, both warriors deserve a huge amount of appreciation for taking up a fight.

Nobody could blame Parker, who undoubtedly dreamed of becoming a two -time heavyweight champion on Saturday, for wanting him to remain functional and fit, to face Dubois when he is ready.

However, the Recent Zelander explained that he would fight anyone.

Bakole has great power that he showed against Anderson. The key factor will be how ready and ready to fight, especially when going out of over 2000 miles to get to Riyjad, to face the parker in two days.

While Bakole will be a powerful opponent, Parker will be a favorite. It will probably be much more proficient than bakole and must exploit it in his favor with an clever boxing and avoiding the power of a up-to-date opponent.

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Huge bacon weight: 315 pounds at the start of Parker

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Image: Bakole's Massive Weight: 315 lbs for Parker Clash

Martin Bakole weighed the unofficial 315 pounds on a scale, and his clothes before his main fight against 267-pound Joseph Parker on Saturday evening, February 22, in Riyadh. Bakole (21-1, 16 KO) would probably be a little lighter if he weighed without his street clothes.

Bakole weighs up to 30.5 pounds more than 284.5 pounds, which weighed its previous fight with Jared Anderson on August 3 in Los Angeles. Of course, he nourished well, but surprising, he did not find out whether in the meantime he was offered a fight as a substitute opponent.

Bakole’s master

His weight means that some fans believe that if he does not reach Parker in the first three or four rounds, he will fly out and be stopped or wiped. Of course, Parker will remain in motion for the first six rounds, not allowing Bakole to have a stationary goal to land his gigantic shots. Parker did it effectively in the last two fights with Zhilei Zhang and Deontay Wilder.

However, he weighed in the middle of 40 years to these fights, and on Saturday he comes in 22 pounds. Parker is not as basic to move for 12 rounds as on a lighter weight with wild excessive and 291-pound Zhang.

Parker weighed the highest career and it is not good. It is not clear what he thought, developed so much to fight his initially planned opponent, heavyweight champion IBF Daniel Dubois. Dubois would prevail 20 pounds and it would be impossible to stop him

Apparently, the bacon will receive a payment day of $ 600,000 for this fight, which is a lot of money for a deputy opponent. Some people think that he gets more than that, but this is the number that MailSport reports.

Last updated on February 21, 20125

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