Promoters are still looking to finalize a replacement heavyweight for Dereck Chisora to face on October 26 after Joseph Parker pulled out due to a spider bite.
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Good luck to all-action fan favorite John Molina Jr. (30-9, 24 KOs), who announced his retirement this week. The 36-year-old Molina decided to hang ’em up after being stopped by Josesito Lopez last Saturday in Los Angeles.
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VADA reported to the WBC that an “A” sample collected from former female champion Heather Hardy on September 12 gave an adverse analytical finding for the presence of Furosemide.
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WBC super featherweight champion Miguel “Alacrán” Berchelt and Jason Sosa both weighed in at 142 pounds at the 30-day weigh-in for their November 2 clash. They have to get down to 130 for the November 1 weigh-in.
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Belated happy birthday to Fightnews.com® feature writer Jeff Zimmerman who recently hit the big 5-0.
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How big is the November 9 celebrity fight between YouTubers KSI and Logan Paul? World champions Billy Joe Saunders and Devin Haney are on the undercard.
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Enjoy your retirement John Molina Jr! Thank you for the memories.
Mr. Molina has an unquestionably bigger heart to compete during competition than Floyd ‘Low risks for high Reward’ Mayweather. Mr. Molina was not taught the science of boxing and therefore had a brief career and aged faster for the fighting style he adopted without being taught the contrary. Copyright 2019 Coach Hilario
Molina fought for 13 years, which is above average for pro boxers. His resignation is a bit controversial though – he was apparently suspended by the CA boxing commission.
Molina was suspended a few times, but on the plus side, he never ducked anyone and gave some great fights. The timing of the (forced) retirement was good for his health.
Molina can keep his heart.. May will take the money, the Olympic medal, the belts, ccx and wins over Pac, Judah, Canelo, De La, Gatti, Mosely, Hernandez, Corrales, Maidana, etc… . Let’s see where that heart gets his cognitive ability in about 5 years.
Bitches are failing drug tests now? All that and they still can’t punch their way out of a paper bag. Whoever watches women’s boxing is a blue pilled soyboy cuck.
Gorilla nose Haney cannot be calling out Lomachenko and pickey boy Saunders Canelo or GGG when they are both on the undercard of 2 chads who have never done anything in their lives aside from being world class jackasses.