Canelo Alvarez vs. Julio Cesar Chavez Jr 2? the legendary Mexican boxer
The two Mexican boxers have already faced each other, with the Jalisco-born fighter winning
Canelo Alvarez has had an extremely successful career and is one of the most talented boxers in Mexico, and he has earned all this thanks to his discipline and perseverance, which is why he is where he is. While Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. is a man who had everything to succeed in boxing, but vices and drugs kept him away from success and today he has had to enter rehab several times.
With this context, and after they already had a fight between the two, Canelo's career went to heaven, while Chavez Jr's went to the ground.
Chavez Jr. threatens Canelo Alvarez "I'm still a threat to him, even though I don't do any boxing," said Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. "Why? Because I'm a person that people like, I'm not like him, I'm his opposite. If he fights me, he's going to make more money, he's going to gain more reputation."
Chavez Jr. spoke during an interview he gave to El Boxglero and immediately criticized the son of what is considered the best Mexican boxer of all times.
"Canelo is a great boxer, one of the best in boxing, I can't deny it. But there are others of us who are good, tough and can give him better fights than what those English fighters have given him," said Chavez Jr. "We are not going to respect Canelo because of his name or because he has won or because he has promoters. I am not interested in them. If I fight, I'll fight him and that's it.
"I'm a boxer. If he wants to fight me, because it's morbid, even if he says no, he's going to generate a lot from that rematch. There are no levels here, I fight the best at any time and under any circumstances," he said.
Oscar de la Hoya already has the contract for the Ryan Garcia - Gervonta Davis fight This fight has been brewing for the past few months between both boxers.
The Ryan Garcia and Gervonta Davis bout is edging closer to being confirmed, as now Oscar de la Hoya has finally got his hands on the contract for the fight from "Tank" and his team.
De la Hoya posted an image alongside Ryan Garcia, with both of them signaling the contract for the upcoming April 15th, now all there's left to do is for both fighters to sign it and formalize the agreement.
"Devil is in the details. April 15 let's go!!!" was the caption chosen by de la Hoya.
The Ryan Garcia and Gervonta Davis bout is edging closer to being confirmed, as now Oscar de la Hoya has finally got his hands on the contract for the fight from "Tank" and his team.
De la Hoya posted an image alongside Ryan Garcia, with both of them signaling the contract for the upcoming April 15th, now all there's left to do is for both fighters to sign it and formalize the agreement.
"Devil is in the details. April 15 let's go!!!" was the caption chosen by de la Hoya.
This past weekend, Oscar de la Hoya, talked about moving on from the fight if an agreement wasn't reached this week, something that appeared to work, since on Tuesday night he posted the contract on his social media for everybody to see.
The fight will highlight Showtime's April 15, 2023 pay-per-view event and will undoubtedly be one of the biggest fights of the year.
Jake Paul vs Tommy Fury: All set for February 25th Third time may be the charm in Saudi Arabia
Jake Paul and Tommy Fury could finally meet in the ring on February 25, according to Ariel Helwani, a renowned boxing and MMA journalist.
For the third time, there is an agreement to carry out a fight that has been agreed to have eight rounds between the YouTube star and the Love Island winner.
The fight has not been possible so far for different reasons. First, Fury pulled out after suffering a respiratory infection and a rib injury during training. The second time, scheduled for August 6, 2002, Fury had bureaucratic problems to travel to the United States and the fight was postponed again, which raised a storm.
"For the second time he pulled out, he wasn't interested and literally went into hiding once again," Jake Paul accused his opponent.
"I couldn't get into the country, but I'm willing to do it at a neutral venue where we can all get in without hassle," the younger Fury responded.
Now, the neutral venue for the bout could be Saudi Arabia, although it is not yet confirmed.
Both fighters have a public feud on social networks, where they have frequently exchanged messages of hate. The feud spilled over into the Fury family, with Tyson getting involved and engaging in loud confrontations with Jake Paul, both on social media and at events.