“I’m proud to have promoted Cinco de Mayo and September 16. Now it’s time for Golden Boy to take over our country’s birthday, 4th of July,” Golden Boy CEO Oscar de la Hoya tweeted. The card will likely take place in a studio with no spectators.
No boxing events have taken place in the U.S. since March 14 in Tampa, Florida.
Florida appears to be the most welcoming state for studio shows. UFC has three events planned for May in the Sunshine State, and WWE recently staged a PPV Wrestlemania event there behind closed doors. No takers from the boxing world yet.
Nice. MAKE IT HAPPEN OSCAR…we need some good boxing BUT being that it is the 4th of July, and ur billing it that way, it wld definitely be disrectful if you play the mexican national anthem (even if it is a mexican fighter that is fighting ie Canelo, etc…) jus saying