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Theofimo Lopez explains why he is not fighting Shakur Stevenson

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Theofimo Lopez explains why he is not fighting Shakur Stevenson

Theofimo Lopez appears on It is as it is And he talks to CAM and Mase about his comments, rejecting the potential fight against Shakur Stevenson, who, as they think, brings him the most complex fight and why the fight between him and Devin Haney never happened. Check some fragments below.

Theofimo Lopez, saying that he is not interested in fighting Shakur Stevenson because of respect for his manager J. Prince

“To be real, I just don’t try to give my first loss to the man,” said Lopez. “I let someone else take it. I blessed Shakur Loose at amateurs – because everyone in this class – and this is not a good look, elderly.

“He was this time, especially here in Vegas, National Golden Gloves, 2015, the same year I and Jaron Ennis” Boots “won, and Shakur, man, lost. He lost it, man. He lost from Ruben Villa, and then he wanted to go to one of – I think he did it – he went to a robbery on the hotel and wanted to jump. Yes. I don’t try to have real blood on my hands.

“It’s Olympic shit that breaks and things that are nothing. This is a swimming leg.

On who considers the most complex fight for him at the age of 140

“It’s just me. Nobody could beat me, nobody. This is shown bones, the leg has been proven. At the age of 140, I am the only one remaining, keeping my titles, and at the same time the King of the Division, a linear world champion at the age of 140.

“That’s why I thought I needed a competition. So I was thinking about Gervont “Tank” Davis or Terenka “Bud” Crawford.

Why he never fought Devin Haney

“To be real, it’s more on his side. I’ve tried three times with Haney. And last time, when they were to meet my promoter Bob Arum from the highest rank and never came, they never appeared.

“But at the time – my first defeat they gave me a task, but this first defeat (they) gave me who quickly jumped to Cambosos? It was Devin Haney.

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Ball vs rios: live streaming results, RBR, how to watch, it’s time to start

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Ball vs rios: live streaming results, RBR, how to watch, it's time to start

Today we have another set of struggle with the title of world champion when Nick Ball returns at home in Liverpool to defend his WBA feather WWWEight title against Ronny Rios.

The fights will be streaming live from 14:00 ET in ESPN+ in the United States, as well as broadcast at TNT Sports in Great Britain.

Ball (20-0-1, 11 KO) had a breakthrough year, fighting with Rey Vargas to Scrappy Retem in the fight for the title of WBC in March, and then less than three months later to take the title of WBA from Raymond Ford in another very close Bolt both Heroes in Riyadh.

This will be the first Ball fight at home from February. 2020, when he fought at the Grand Central Hall, far from the main main M&S Bank Arena. He faces the challenge of the American veteran Rios (34-4, 17 KO), who had a career up and on 34. Rios returned to a featherweight this year after losing the title of 122 LB of the fight against Murodjon Akhmadaliev in 2022, and then almost two years of inactivity.

Also notes about the account:

  • Henry Turner (13-0, 5 KO) and Jack Rafferty (23-0, 14 KO) will bring their “0” on the ring, with the title of Commonwealth Rafferta to 140, as well as a free British title on the line.
  • 22-year-old Cuban airy Jadier Herrera (15-0, 13 KO) will be in the 10-round fight with Oliver Flores (31-5-2, 20 KO) or Nicaragua, a 33-year-old who was Bone A Pro for almost 18 years And perhaps he had a peak of career publicity in 2015-17, when he was lost from Takashi Uchiyama and Felix Verdejo. In fact, Flores was the last in his career.

We have a post so that you can talk in the comments and the team will be available before the main event.

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Janibek Alimkhanuly dominates in Mikhailovich to keep the titles

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Janibek Alimkhanuly dominates in Mikhailovich to keep the titles

Janibek Alimkhanuly won the ninth round of winning in the match, but today filled Andrei Mikhailovich in Australia, maintaining his average IBF and WBO titles.

The fight has never been so competitive, and Janibek (16-0, 11 KO) almost had its way from the opening bell. At the end of the second round he dropped Mikhailovich (21-1, 13 KO), but the weaker claimant fought like a real warrior, marching the best he could against the excellent skills and strength of Janibek’s fire.

Another knocking out in the ninth round and something that looked like it could be a broken jaw, forced the judge’s hand. Mikhailovich deserves recognition for the heart and grain in at least a two -level degree from the previous opposition, but he was not deep in.

“Remember that I have not trapped the ring for a year,” said Janibek by the translator. “It was a good experience for me to come back and shake rust. … is a good boxer, he has a very good team of nice people. I want to wish him (happiness).

Janibek also had a message for other titles of Carlos Adames and Erislanda Lara: “There are two titles. Each of them, I am ready at any time. Send me a contract, I sign it at any time.

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Frazer Clarke intends to win a decisive victory over Fabio Wardley in a rematch

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Frazer Clarke intends to win a decisive victory over Fabio Wardley in a rematch

By closing the rematch from October 12 between Fabio Wardley and Frazer Clarke, both warriors appeared for a conversation for Dazno Face to face. Wardley and Clarke fought with a growing draw at their first meeting and have him back with both to ensure the decisive ending on their behalf. Here are some of what both fighters had to say with a full video upstairs.

Clarke about whether he has more respect for Wardley after the first 12th round

“I’ve never respected Fabio. We had no relationship before, but we are in British boxing, we see each other at shows – it was never a disrespect for him, I respect what he did. Just like any competitor, I have something I wanted.

Wardley about why he thinks he is gaining a rematch

“I am a younger, fresher warrior. My game has more attributes that I can advance, which I can improve in the next fight. I think it comes from a very powerful, well -bought background ABA, GB. It is in the same way, a similar style for a good 10, 15, but many years, how it fidgets. “

Clarke about his advantages entering the rematch

“I think I learn Fabio more, I think I can adapt better than Fabio, I definitely think I’m not as naive or as conceited as Fabio. Fabio thinks he is global when reality is a guy with a handful of professionals he couldn’t beat.

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