WBA has announced today that they approved WBA “ordinary” welterweight title to face the fight of Ryan Garcia vs. Rolando Romero in the Times Square in Novel York.

Strap on the line

This will make the fight of Garcia-Romero have more rates when they meet, not just a clash that establishes a fight between Ryan and Devin Haney in October. Capturing the WBA title will make the rematch against Haney greater with the title.

Rolly and Ryan Garcia (24-1, 20 KO) occupy 2 and 3 #3 respectively in WBA rankings in welterweight. So it makes sense that the World Boxing Association will have its “regular” title on the line to fight next month in Dazn PPV.

Ryan was often criticized for never gaining a motor title during his nine -year professional career. If he captures the “ordinary” WBA welterweight belt, he can permanently close this criticism. This will confirm his career and give him certificates, which were missing in the eyes of hardcore boxing fans who pay attention to such details.

The downside of Garcia is that if he captures the “ordinary” WBA title against Rolly, he must face the winner of the fight between the world champion Super WBA Jaron “Boots” Ennis and Shachram Giyasov. Fighting one of these guys would be tough for Ryan, because both are great welterweight with excellent power and technical skills.

Ennis raised

The newly crowned WBA Ennis champion was raised to the Super Champion WBA at 147 today by World Boxing Association. Shoes (35-0, 30 KO) must defend their title against the mandatory WBA Giyasov within 120 days of winning the title Eimantas Stanionis on April 12.

“Ennis is now authorized to defend his super championships against Shakhram Giyasov – an official compulsory division claimant,” in accordance with WBA website. “In accordance with the principles of WBA Ennis, he has to face Giyasov within 120 days of victory on April 12 over Stanionis. The winner of Ennis vs. Giyasov will be required to win the Garcia vs. Romero winner.”

Conor Benn said that the fear of losing leads him to fight Chris Eubank Jr. on Saturday.

Benn (23-0, 14 KO) and Eubank Jr. (34-3, 25 KO) collide at the Tottenham Hotspur stadium in a very anticipated and malicious fight three years after the cancellation of the original planned fight after Benn did not pass two medication tests. Since then, he was cleaned for fighting in Great Britain.

In the time of canceling, the contempt between them increased, along with the competition between their fathers, Chris Eubank Sr. and Nigel Bennem, who fought twice in the 1990s.

Both for the first time during a week of fighting for the first time in London in London. Benn said it was a fear of losing, not the joy of winning, motivated him.

“I’m afraid they are losing all the time. This is what he pulls me out of bed at five in the morning. I’m afraid he is losing,” said Benn.

“I work in this way. Some people … love to win. That’s why I train strenuous, fear of losing. Especially for this man.

“Of course you have doubts, fears, worries. Ultimately. I had my whole career. This is a natural part of this process.

“Am I very confident? I am very confident. As always confident because I put on a job.”

The fight will be questioned at 160 pounds with a 10-pound hydration re-clause.

Benn, a welterweight, accelerates two divisions to fight, but both men repaid the weight factor.

“I still hear these two classes, he does not give two weight classes, he does not give two classes of weight,” said Eubank Jr.

“His last fight was 156 pounds; for three years he was not a welterweight. This fight is not about size or weight. It’s about skills, sacrifice, specialist knowledge.

“All these areas in which I stand out and have many more years of experience than Conor Benn. It will be a division factor.”

Benn also said that weight would not be a problem for him.

“My last two fights were 153 years elderly. I’m a welterweight weight,” he said.

“My best performances came at 147 [pounds]. I feel sturdy at the age of 147, but I feel sturdy enough in 160 [pounds] To make this man’s number and then drop back. I want this title of WBC champion. “

Shakur Stevenson claims he has placed his own “Return to the wall” “Giving fans a fight they want” against the short-lived WBC master, William Zepeda on July 12 in Novel York. However, this is not a fight that fans want to see from Newark, a native Shakur in Novel Jersey (23-0, 11 KO). They want him to fight him ‘brother’ Keyshawn Davis and Gervonta Davis.

Fitted duel

The only reason that Shakur wants to fight with Zepeda is strategic goals. He looks at the sluggish, burning, flat Mexican volume impact as someone he can throw away and look good. His style is adapted to Shakur’s approach to the fight.

Fighters whose Shakur does not want to fight because of their power, speed or boxing skills avoids mention. These are guys from the third rail that Stevenson orders:

– Andy Cruz
– Raymond Muratalla
– Abdullah Mason
– Herrera cores

For fans?

The interest of fans with the view of Shakur-Zepeda disappeared after the narrow 12-round decision of Zepeda from Golden Boy in a narrow version of the majority Zepeda in the rematch on March 29. This fight was as close as close as their previous on November 16 last year in Riyadh. Many fans thought that Zepeda (33-0, 27 KO) lost both fights, but saved judges.

“I’ve never been nobody who has no money. It’s about giving fans of the fight they want. This is for fans and millions who doubt me. I put the whole wall for them. XSpeaking of his defense of the title against the short-lived champion of WBC 135-pound William Zepeda in Novel York.

Shakur did not mention X about leaving Eddie Hearna’s match and a combination with Lou Diaba promoter on his on July 12 the fight with Zepeda. There was no official statement of Matchom to confirm or deny that Stevenson left his company after one fight with electrician Josh Padley.