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“Boxing is slowly dying.” Oscar DE LA HOYA – On Alvarez fight – Charlo

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1992 Olympic boxing champion Oscar de la Hoya shared his views on the development of world boxing in light of the fight between Saul Alvarez and Jermell Charlo. The 50-year-old athlete, a former six-weight world champion, said modern boxing was dying.

“Canelo-Charlo fight was incredibly boring! They just went out to get a check. Like I said, Canelo hit big shots and won very easily. Look, if we want to save boxing, we need super fights. Always! Shout out to organizers Eddie Hearn, Al Heyman and Bob Arum; We must unite! We have to do something because boxing may be dying! I encourage you to get out there and start doing something.

We are watching boxing slowly die. I encourage all promoters to come together and make the fights the fans want to see. I’m tired of warriors fighting for money, let’s start fighting for inheritance!” – Oscar de la Hoya said in a video shared on Instagram.

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Lomachenko and Berinchyk will fight for the title. Haney renounces all titles

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Absolute lightweight champion Devin Haney (30-0, 15 KOs) said he would give up all four of his belts ahead of his junior heavyweight bout with WBC champion Regis Prograis (29-1, 24 KOs) on December 9.

Haney, 25, defended the WBC, WBA, IBF and WBO lightweight belts by unanimous decision against Vasiliy Lomachenko in May of this year. Before that, he took the titles from George Kambosos, defeating the Australian twice on home soil.

“I did everything I could at lightweight. The most important thing for me was to arrange a fight with Gervonta Davis and his side showed no interest in this fight. I have outgrown this division, so now I am moving to junior heavyweight to become a two-division champion.

And after this fight, if I am successful in this fight, God willing, I expect to become a champion in three divisions and move up to heavyweight,” Devin said.

The WBC lightweight title will now belong to Shakur Stevenson (21-0, 10 KOs), who defeated Edwin De Los Santos (16-2, 14 KOs) earlier this month.

Gervonta Davis (29-0, 27 KOs) holds his second WBA title, so he will likely move up to the recognized champion category.

Kambosos (21-2, 10 KOs) and Lomachenko (17-3, 11 knockouts).

The WBO title picture is less clear. Lomachenko is the No. 1 contender but does not appear in the fight. So they’ll fight for the vacant belt Denis Berinchik (18-0, 9 KOs) and Isaac Cruz (25-2-1, 17 KOs).

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“Khabib’s team could take over our country right now, because the current generation is a bunch of pricks” – UFC head

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UFC head Dana White cited as an example to young Americans the character possessed by fighters from the team of the organization’s former lightweight champion Khabib Nurmagomedov.

“Khabib’s team could probably come and take over this country right now because this generation is such a bunch of pricks.” Yes, that’s for sure. Yeah, when you look at some of these people in other countries… some of these guys are from the Middle East, from Russia… they have a different mentality, they were born different, with a different mentality. We become soft and weak. Every 10 years we get softer and weaker,” White said on the Full Send Podcast.

Nurmagomedov completed his professional career in 2020. He remained undefeated in the Octagon, where he scored 29 victories in 29 fights.

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Promoter explains why Pacquiao wants to return to the ring with a big fight

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Former eight-division world champion Manny Pacquiao (62-8-2, 39 KOs) is looking to return and will fight former undisputed junior heavyweight world champion Scotsman Josh Taylor (19-1, 13 KOs).

famous organizer Bob Arum The 44-year-old explained why Pacquiao is not opposed to returning to the ring.

“He loves doing this, he spends a lot of money to be president. They will not accept donations, which is normal. Pacquiao is a very rich man, but Manny wants to continue his career for at least another year or two. Arum said the reason they all came back was money.

Note that the fight is scheduled to take place by April next year.

Pacquiao previously named his favorite fighter of all time.

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