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4 days ago |
boxinginsider.com | Sean Crose
By: Sean CroseEmanuel Navarrete put his WBO world junior lightweight title on the line Saturday night when he took on Charly Suarez in San Diego. The fight wás scheduled for a championship twelve and was the main event of an ESPN/Top Rank card. The 39-2-1 Navarrete, who had real trouble making weight, started off the fight trying to edge the 18-0 Suarez’ aggression. The defending champion went on to rattle Suarez later in the opening chapter.
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5 days ago |
boxinginsider.com | Sean Crose
By: Sean Crose WBO super world featherweight champion Emanuel Navarrete will be defending his title Saturday night against the undefeated Charly Suarez in San Diego. The fight, which will be broadcast live on ESPN, is scheduled for 12 championship rounds. Navarrete last fought in December when he stopped Oscar Valdez in six. Suarez was last spotted in September, where he stopped Jorge Castaneda in three.
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6 days ago |
boxinginsider.com | Sean Crose
By: Sean CroseThe legendary Manny Pacuiao is returning to the ring. The 46 year old Pacquiao was last seen losing to Yordenis Ugas back in 2021. ESPN reports that Pacquiao-Barrios is set to go down July 17th in Las Vegas and will be a pay per view event broadcast live on Prime Video. Barrios has defeated Ugas, but has lost to Thurman, who Pacquiao bested in his last great showing back in 2019. Barrios’ only other defeat came at the gloved hands of Gervonta Davis in 2021.
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6 days ago |
boxinginsider.com | Sean Crose
By: Sean Crose While it’s true Devin Haney won his battle against Joseph Ramirez last Friday night in Time’s Square, it’s pretty much a given fact that the majority of fans and analysts found his performance to be a dud. And why wouldn’t they have? Haney’s primary goal that night may well have been to avoid getting hit clean by Ramirez.
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1 week ago |
boxinginsider.com | Sean Crose
By: Sean CroseIf you follow boxing you surely know by now that this past weekend proved to largely be a dud. Ryan Garcia got dropped by Rolly Romero, then let Romero essentially cruise to a decision win. It was a huge upset, but many fans were disappointed. Yet Devin Haney, shockingly, managed to perform less impressively than Garcia. While fighting Jose Ramirez, it almost looked like Haney was trying to imitate Muhammad Ali at Ali’s fleet footed best.
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