The ugly truth behind many promotions is they will "SELL FIGHTS" in order to afford their show. We all know whaytm I am talking about is no more than JAKE PAUL is proving to the masses. For decades if not a century, promotors will sell spots or "Bouts" to upcoming fighters that in essence "PAY" the purse and travel expenses for their lessor rival. The sport has had many so called professionals climb the ranks not so professionally to say the least. Imagine being the guy needing to feed your family and the purse money keeps food on the table, especially in Central America. So they will be "Paid For" and take the loss on thier records in order to keep the family fed. This is not a lot of money they get, in gact many of these unknown or not ranked fighters are why the ones knows are so. Being able to afford belts, buy bouts and climb the ranks will be the next article I post. I am Eric J. Herrholz and more than a spectator, fan or PPV buyer, I am the voice of the truth to be told in the "Making Of Legends" EXPOSED !!! #Boxing #MMA #Wrestling

The Ultimate Fighting Championship's first network televised event of the year, UFC on ABC 3, has successfully completed its final stretch and is ready for action. The event takes place on Saturday, July 16, 2022, at the UBS Arena in Elmont, NY. As we all know that a day before the event all the fighters have to go through the final weigh-in process. The official weigh-ins took place on Friday, July 15th at the UBS Arena at 4:00 pm ET, you can watch videos on FIGHT TV Facebook page. The UFC on ABC 3 card now has 12 fights official with all 24 fighters successfully making weight. UFC on ABC 3 is headlined by a featherweight bout. No. 2-ranked contender and former title challenger Brian Ortega takes on No. 3-ranked Yair Rodriguez in the main event of the fight card, which should be a very strong and thrilling matchup as the winner could potentially take a shot at the title. And will be in a position to run. The co-main event pits former champion and top-ranked UFC strawweight Michelle Waterson against former Jungle Fights champion Amanda Lemos. Waterson, one of the most popular fighters in the division and a former Invicta FC atomweight champion, is trying to rebuild after a rough patch that has seen her go 1-3 in her last four fights. Looking to make a big name for herself off the veteran is Lemos, who had her five-fight winning streak snapped by former champion Jessica Andrade in her last outing. UFC on ABC 3 weigh-in results: Main Card: Featherweight: Brian Ortega (145) vs. Yair Rodríguez (145.4) Women’s Strawweight: Michelle Waterson (115) vs. Amanda Lemos (116) Welterweight: Li Jingliang (170.6) vs. Muslim Salikhov (170.8) Flyweight: Matt Schnell (126) vs. Su Mudaerji (125.8) Featherweight: Shane Burgos (145.8) vs. Charles Jourdain (145.6) Women’s Flyweight: Lauren Murphy (125.2) vs. Miesha Tate (125.6) Preliminary card Middleweight: Dalcha Lungiambula (185.6) vs. Punahele Soriano (185.6) Bantamweight: Ricky Simón (135.6) vs. Jack Shore (136) Featherweight: Bill Algeo (146) vs. Herbert Burns (145.4) Light Heavyweight: Dustin Jacoby (205) vs. Da Un Jung (205.6) Middleweight: Dwight Grant (185.4) vs. Dustin Stoltzfus (185.6) Women’s Strawweight: Jessica Penne (115.8) vs. Emily Ducote (115.6)

Two very interesting fighters of this era are fighting in an important competition. That has serious implications for the Featherweight division as two-time 145-pound title challenger Brian Ortega will risk his No. 2 spot in Division 5 when he joins No. 3 Featherweight striker Yair Rodriguez in the upcoming UFC Long Island Main Event. Will be locked and loaded on Saturday. , July 16, 2022, at ABC from inside the UBS Arena in Belmont Park, Elmont, New York. Ortega has twice challenged for the UFC belt. However, they fell short on both occasions, losing to Max Holloway in UFC 231 and Alexander Volkanovski in UFC 266. El Pantera lost to Max Holloway in his final fight at the UFC Fight Night 197 main event. Brian Ortega is currently ranked No. 2 in the UFC's Featherweight Division. The 31-year-old stands at 5'9 "and competes at 145lbs. His reach is 69". The former two-time title challenger has an unbeaten 15-2 professional record. There are 10 complements to the 'T-City' name, including three T / KOs and seven submissions. His UFC record is 7-2-1 (NC). 'T-City' won a significant promotion in the likes of Chan Sung Jung, Frankie Edgar, Cub Swanson, and Renato Moicano. On the other hand, Rodriguez himself has not been very active and there has been only one fight since 2019 where he has faced Jeremy Stephens twice. The first was a ridiculous 16-second ipok that resulted in "no competition", while in the rematch Rodriguez was seen clearly working towards a unanimous decision. His last time came in November 2021 when the aforementioned hollow was taken as an instant classic. Despite his best efforts, Rodriguez failed to overcome the former champion and divisional legend. The UFC Long Island will also feature a welterweight fight between Li Jingliang and Muslim Salikhov. Elsewhere on the card, Amanda Lemous and Michelle Waterson are engaged in strawweight, while Jack Shore and Ricky Simon are hooked at 135 pounds. Here you can see the full details of the latest UFC Long Island Fight Card : Event: UFC Long Island: “Ortega vs. Rodriguez” Date: Sat., July 16, 2022 Location: UBS Arena at Belmont Park in Elmont, New York UFC Long Island Main Event: Brian Ortega vs. Yair Rodriguez UFC Long Island Main Card : Lauren Murphy vs. Miesha Tate Amanda Lemos vs. Michelle Waterson Li Jingliang vs. Muslim Salikhov Matt Schnell vs. Su Mudaerji Jack Shore vs. Ricky Simon UFC Long Island ‘Prelims’ Card: Dalcha Lungiambula vs. Puna Soriano Bill Algeo vs. Billy Quarantillo Dustin Jacoby vs. Da-un Jung Dwight Grant vs. Dustin Stoltzfus Khusein Askhabov vs. Herbert Burns Phil Rowe vs. Abubakar Nurmagomedov Jessica Penne vs. Emily Ducote *Fight card, bout order and number of fights remain subject to change.*

UFC 277 was set to take place on July 30 at the American Airlines Arena in Dallas, with a rematch of the Bantamweight Championship between Juliana Pena and Amanda Nunes. But suddenly the event card has been changed. Now call it bad luck or good luck it's up to you what you think. The first change was that Diego Ferreira withdrew from the competition on July 30 due to injury. BJPenn.com first reported the news on Wednesday. Promotion is currently looking for an alternative to Close. This is an unfortunate development for Ferreira (17-5 MMA, 8-5 UFC), who trains at the Fortis MMA Gym in Dallas. The 37-year-old Brazilian was hoping to get back on track in front of a crowd in his hometown, trying to snatch a three-match losing streak. Prior to Skid, Ferreira was on a six-fight winning streak submitted by former UFC lightweight champion Anthony Pettis. Ferreira has since lost to Beneil Dariush (split decision), Gregor Gillespie (TKO) and Mateusz Gamrot (TKO). Opponent Klose has won four of his last five Octagons. Most recently, a 34-year-old Fight Ready correspondent scored Brandon Jenkins' second-round TKO at UFC on ESPN 34. The other big change came from Mariya Agapova, who was scheduled to compete against Ji Yeon Kim in UFC 277 but was dropped from the event on the pretext of injury. Agapova will now be replaced by Kim Joselyne Edwards (11-4). Panama's Edwards confirmed the news on social media on Wednesday. South Korea's Kim, aka "Firefist," will try to start a losing streak of three fights by the end of the month. It has left all three of the unanimous decisions to Alexa Grasso, Molly McCann and Priscilla Cachoeira. She may have spelled out the promotion, if not for the back-to-back fight of the night bonus in her last two fights. Edwards snatched one or two fight skids of her own thanks to a recent decisive win over Invicta FC vet Ramona Pascual. Overall, the former KOTC women's bantamweight champion and LFA Elm is 2-2 inside the Octagon. UFC 277 takes place on July 30 at American Airlines Arena in Dallas and is headlined by the rematch of the Bantamweight Championship between Juliana Pena and Amanda Nunes. In the co-main event, Brandon Moreno and Kai kara France will compete for the interim flyweight title. With this latest change, the event is expected to have the following fights: Julianna Peña (c) vs. Amanda Nunes – for the UFC women’s bantamweight championship Brandon Moreno vs. Kai Kara-France – for the UFC interim flyweight championship Derrick Lewis vs. Sergei Pavlovich Alexandre Pantoja vs. Alex Perez Anthony Smith vs. Magomed Ankalaev Alex Morono vs. Matthew Semelsberger Drew Dober vs. Rafael Alves Justin Tafa vs. Don’Tale Mayes Carlos Diego Ferreira vs. Drakkar Klose Ramiz Brahimaj vs. Michael Morales Ji Yeon Kim vs. Joselyne Edwards Ignacio Bahamondes vs. Ľudovít Klein Nicolae Negumereanu vs. Ihor Potieria Orion Cosce vs. Blood Diamond

It is true that misfortune does not come by telling. A similar incident between Abubakar Nurmagomedov and Philip Rowe, a welterweight clash that was scheduled to take place on July 16, 2022, at UBS Arena in Elmont, NY, has been canceled. The UFC announced on Tuesday that Rowe and Nurmagomedov will play for Saturday's UFC in Long Island, NY. The welterweight competition scheduled for the ABC 3 event at UBS Arena has been canceled due to complications on both sides. Rowe has had to give up due to injury, while Nurmagomedov is dealing with visa issues. Following this announcement on ABC, the UFC will now go ahead with 12 fights. Nurmagomedov (16-3-1) will take part in the fight for the first time in 2022, and wants to advance to victory against Jared Gooden in May 2021. The victory took the former cousin to a two-fight winning streak. - Lightweight champion Khabib Nurmagomedov, who saw him lose to David Zawada, and drew with Bojan Veleckovic in the 2018 PFL quarterfinals. Rowe (9-3) wanted to extend their first UFC winning streak after their second consecutive round of TKO victories against Jason Witt and Orion Cosce. Overall, New Yorkers have won nine of their last 10 fights. Abubakar Nurmagomedov and Phil Rowe will face off in a welterweight bout at UFC Long Island next month. UFC Long Island has been named for featherweight contenders Brian Ortega and Jair Rodriguez. The following matchups have been reported for the event, which is scheduled to air on the broadcast network ABC: See updated bout orders below: Here you can see the full details of the latest UFC on ABC 3 Fight Card : Event: UFC Long Island: “Ortega vs. Rodriguez” Date: Sat., July 16, 2022 Location: UBS Arena at Belmont Park in Elmont, New York UFC on ABC 3 Main Event: Brian Ortega vs. Yair Rodriguez UFC on ABC 3 Main Card : Lauren Murphy vs. Miesha Tate Amanda Lemos vs. Michelle Waterson Li Jingliang vs. Muslim Salikhov Matt Schnell vs. Su Mudaerji Jack Shore vs. Ricky Simon UFC on ABC 3 ‘Prelims’ Card: Dalcha Lungiambula vs. Puna Soriano Bill Algeo vs. Billy Quarantillo Dustin Jacoby vs. Da-un Jung Dwight Grant vs. Dustin Stoltzfus Khusein Askhabov vs. Herbert Burns Phil Rowe vs. Abubakar Nurmagomedov Removed Jessica Penne vs. Emily Ducote

Arnold Barboza of Southern California dreamed of heading to a major event. It looks like his dream is about to come true as he headlines with Danielito Zorilla in the main competition on Friday, July 15 at the Pechanga Resort Casino in Temicola, CA. Barboza and Zorilla are ready for the 10-round junior welterweight showdown at the main event. In addition, Tokyo 2020 US Olympic silver medalists Keyshawn Davis and Richard Torrez will return to the junior card. Barboza vs Zorrilla Barboza (26-0, 10 KOs), from South El Monte, California, is a nine-year-old pro taking part in a world title shot after a series of headline-grabbing victories. In April 2019, he knocked out former world champion Mike Alvarado in three rounds, a strong comeback from Los Angeles that strengthened him as a top contender. Barboza has won five matches since then, with unilateral decisions on Ricky Sismondo, William Silva, Tony Luis, Alex Saucedo, and Antonio Moran. He returned after an 11-month vacation, the second-longest of his career. No. 8 by the WBO and No. 11 by the WBC, Barboza hopes to win the long-awaited title against his invincible enemy. Zorilla (16-0, 12 KOs) is a native of Toa Baja, Puerto Rico, who had more than 100 victories before becoming a pro in November 2016 with a second-round knockout. The 28-year-old, No. 10, has been diced by the WBO at 140 pounds, with 11 knockouts in three rounds or less, through his opposition in the pay lines. It won 2-0 in 2021, beating Ruslan Madiev in March and knocking out former interim world champion Pablo Cesar Cano in two rounds in September. A renaissance man with an associate's degree in banking and a barber at his home barber shop could overtake Zorilla Barboza and take the lead. The action is not over yet as a major fight will open Torres television broadcasts in the six-round heavyweight special attraction vs. Roberto Zavala Junior. Barboza vs Zorrilla fight card Here can you se Barboza vs Zorrilla fight card. Main Card Arnold Barboza Jr vs. Danielito Zorrilla, 10 rounds, junior welterweight Keyshawn Davis vs. Jair Valtierra, 8 rounds, lightweight Richard Torrez Jr vs. Roberto Zavala Jr, 6 rounds, heavyweight Undercard Raymond Muratalla vs. TBA, 8 rounds, lightweight Stephan Shaw vs. TBA, 8 rounds, heavyweight Floyd Diaz vs. Pedro Salome, 6 rounds, junior featherweight

Top-ranked UFC strawweight Michelle Waterson is booked to fight Amanda Lemos in the UFC Dubbed Event on ABC 3 on July 16 at UBS Arena in Elmont, New York. Waterson is losing by a unanimous decision against Marina Rodriguez in the UFC Vegas 26's Mac Shiftman event at APEX on May 8, while Lemos lost to former UFC Fight Night headliner Jessica Andrade a few weeks ago. Will try to bring about rapid change. Waterson (18-9) has lost three of her last four, including the Rodrigues Fight. In particular, however, the other two losses were to defending champion Carla Esparza and former title holder Joanna Jedrzejzyk. Prior to the bouts, the 36-year-old was on the verge of winning three fights, including a one-time victory over top contender Karolina Kowalkiewicz. Lemos (11-2-1) abruptly stopped Jessica Andrade on April 23 in the UFC Vegas 52 main bout, leading to a title dispute in the Straightweight division. The former champion caught Lemos in a standing arm triangle to win the first-round submission. The defeat marks the Marajó Brothers' trained fighter's first defeat at the Octagon since her UFC debut against Leslie Smith in 2017. Coincidentally, the split decision on Angela Hill is the final win on both Waterson and Limos' records. The title of the July 16 Fight Night event will be the featherweight fight between top contenders Brian Ortega and Jair Rodriguez. Waterson vs. Lemos will be on the main card of the event. In addition to the women's strawweight competition, a flyweight top container fight between Askar Askarov and Alex Perez is also expected for the event. Here you can see the full details of the latest UFC Long Island Fight Card : Event: UFC Long Island: “Ortega vs. Rodriguez” Date: Sat., July 16, 2022 Location: UBS Arena at Belmont Park in Elmont, New York UFC Long Island Main Event: Brian Ortega vs. Yair Rodriguez UFC Long Island Main Card : Lauren Murphy vs. Miesha Tate Amanda Lemos vs. Michelle Waterson Li Jingliang vs. Muslim Salikhov Matt Schnell vs. Su Mudaerji Jack Shore vs. Ricky Simon UFC Long Island ‘Prelims’ Card: Dalcha Lungiambula vs. Puna Soriano Bill Algeo vs. Billy Quarantillo Dustin Jacoby vs. Da-un Jung Dwight Grant vs. Dustin Stoltzfus Khusein Askhabov vs. Herbert Burns Phil Rowe vs. Abubakar Nurmagomedov Jessica Penne vs. Emily Ducote *Fight card, bout order and number of fights remain subject to change.*

Two very interesting fighters of this era are fighting in an important competition. That has serious implications for the Featherweight division as two-time 145-pound title challenger Brian Ortega will risk his No. 2 spot in Division 5 when he joins No. 3 Featherweight striker Yair Rodriguez in the upcoming UFC Long Island Main Event. Will be locked and loaded on Saturday. , July 16, 2022, at ABC from inside the UBS Arena in Belmont Park, Elmont, New York. Ortega has twice challenged for the UFC belt. However, they fell short on both occasions, losing to Max Holloway in UFC 231 and Alexander Volkanovski in UFC 266. El Pantera lost to Max Holloway in his final fight at the UFC Fight Night 197 main event. Brian Ortega is currently ranked No. 2 in the UFC's Featherweight Division. The 31-year-old stands at 5'9 "and competes at 145lbs. His reach is 69". The former two-time title challenger has an unbeaten 15-2 professional record. There are 10 complements to the 'T-City' name, including three T / KOs and seven submissions. His UFC record is 7-2-1 (NC). 'T-City' won a significant promotion in the likes of Chan Sung Jung, Frankie Edgar, Cub Swanson, and Renato Moicano. On the other hand, Rodriguez himself has not been very active and there has been only one fight since 2019 where he has faced Jeremy Stephens twice. The first was a ridiculous 16-second ipok that resulted in "no competition", while in the rematch Rodriguez was seen clearly working towards a unanimous decision. His last time came in November 2021 when the aforementioned hollow was taken as an instant classic. Despite his best efforts, Rodriguez failed to overcome the former champion and divisional legend. The UFC Long Island will also feature a welterweight fight between Li Jingliang and Muslim Salikhov. Elsewhere on the card, Amanda Lemous and Michelle Waterson are engaged in strawweight, while Jack Shore and Ricky Simon are hooked at 135 pounds. Here you can see the full details of the latest UFC Long Island Fight Card : Event: UFC Long Island: “Ortega vs. Rodriguez” Date: Sat., July 16, 2022 Location: UBS Arena at Belmont Park in Elmont, New York UFC Long Island Main Event: Brian Ortega vs. Yair Rodriguez UFC Long Island Main Card : Lauren Murphy vs. Miesha Tate Amanda Lemos vs. Michelle Waterson Li Jingliang vs. Muslim Salikhov Matt Schnell vs. Su Mudaerji Jack Shore vs. Ricky Simon UFC Long Island ‘Prelims’ Card: Dalcha Lungiambula vs. Puna Soriano Bill Algeo vs. Billy Quarantillo Dustin Jacoby vs. Da-un Jung Dwight Grant vs. Dustin Stoltzfus Khusein Askhabov vs. Herbert Burns Phil Rowe vs. Abubakar Nurmagomedov Jessica Penne vs. Emily Ducote *Fight card, bout order and number of fights remain subject to change.*

The women's flyweight bout between Miesha Tate and Lauren Murphy, which was unfortunately canceled, has now been rescheduled to UFC on ABC 3. Which is set to take place on July 16 at UBS Arena in Elmont, New York. The title of the UFC on ABC 3 is the fight between # 2 and # 3 in the UFC Featherweight Rankings, Brian Ortega and Yair Rodriguez. The women's flyweight competition, originally booked for UFC 276 in Las Vegas last week, has been rescheduled for UFC on ABC 3 on July 16 in Long Island, New York due to the COVID-19 protocol. The UFC announced on Monday. Lauren Murphy vs. Miesha Tate (19-8) is losing to Ketlen Vieira in a five-round unanimous decision last November. He ended his five-year retirement with Marion Reneau's third-round TKO last July. Since Vieira's loss, Tate has won the Celebrity Big Brother and the accompanying 250,000 prizes. Murphy (15-5) competed for the women's flyweight title at UFC 266 in September, losing to Valentina Shevchenko by TKO in the fourth round. The defeat ended a five-fight winning streak that included decisions by JoanneWood, Roxanne Modafferi, and Andrea Lee. As mentioned, the two fighters are now due to fight in a few weeks, and hopefully, no one will have to back down from this fight. Both women have some work to do if they are hoping to get the next title shot, meaning they will likely be looking for a great complement to make a statement in the division. Lauren Murphy vs Miesha Tate UFC on ABC 3 Odds Lauren Murphy +136 Miesha Tate -174 Lauren Murphy vs. Miesha Tate Prediction Odds makers believe Miesha Tate is going to win this fight and we can only agree. We think she's more skilled and stronger than Murphy. However, we don't think she's going to be easy on Saturday. In fact, we think this fight will continue until the last minute. Pick: Miesha Tate by decision Here you can see the full details of the latest UFC on ABC 3 Fight Card : Event: UFC Long Island: “Ortega vs. Rodriguez” Date: Sat., July 16, 2022 Location: UBS Arena at Belmont Park in Elmont, New York UFC on ABC 3 Main Event: Brian Ortega vs. Yair Rodriguez UFC on ABC 3 Main Card : Lauren Murphy vs. Miesha Tate Amanda Lemos vs. Michelle Waterson Li Jingliang vs. Muslim Salikhov Matt Schnell vs. Su Mudaerji Jack Shore vs. Ricky Simon UFC on ABC 3 ‘Prelims’ Card: Dalcha Lungiambula vs. Puna Soriano Bill Algeo vs. Billy Quarantillo Dustin Jacoby vs. Da-un Jung Dwight Grant vs. Dustin Stoltzfus Khusein Askhabov vs. Herbert Burns Phil Rowe vs. Abubakar Nurmagomedov Jessica Penne vs. Emily Ducote

Undefeated lightweight superstar Ryan Garcia (22-0, 18KOs) will make his second appearance of the year against two-time former world champion Javier "El Abejon" Fortuna (37-3-1, 26 KOs). The 12-round light fight will take place on Saturday, July 16, and will be broadcast live around the world, exclusively on DAZN. Originally facing Fortuna in July 2021, Garcia had to withdraw from the event due to a mental health struggle. However, it has knocked out almost every top contender by knockout, including the seventh-round stoppage of 2012 Olympic gold medalist Luke Campbell via TKO to win the interim WBC lightweight title in 2021. Fortuna has proven to be an experienced professional, as his record is 37-3-1. The Dominican has won 26 knockouts from their victories, giving them a 60.47% knockout rate. However, South Pa suffered a knockout defeat at the hands of Jason Sosa in 2016. The young American Garcia is still unbeaten, as he has an impressive record of 22-0. His amazing unbeaten career with 18 knockouts in the ring, including his superb shutout performance against Emmanuel Tegoe, has made him one of the top stars in the light divisions of our time. Now, at 23, the invincible light-hearted sense is on a mission to prove that he has what it takes to defeat the division's elite. "I will see everyone in this fight who thinks I'm afraid of Fortuna," said Ryan Garcia. It will be a very interesting fight and a good show. It didn't happen last year as it was originally announced but I hope this time it will be real. Fortuna, on the other hand, was last seen at a spectacular first-round stoppage by Rafael Hernandez in Santo Domingo, DR last February, and he will be looking to put on another stellar performance against Ryan Garcia on July 16. This fight is going to be very important as both the youngsters want to be the king of the lightweight division. Now let's see who wins. Date: Saturday, July 16, 2022 Main card: 8 p.m. ET Main event: 11:30 p.m. ET (approximately) Ryan Garcia vs. Javier Fortuna will take place Saturday, July 16. Garcia and Fortuna are expected to enter the ring around 11:30 p.m. ET, depending on how long the undercard fights last. Garcia vs. Fortuna betting odds Garcia is the -650 favorite while Fortuna is the +480 underdog. Garcia is the -1261 favorite, while Fortuna is the +602 underdog. Garcia vs. Fortuna fight card Ryan Garcia vs. Javier Fortuna; Lightweights Alexis Rocha vs. Samuel Kotey; Welterweights Lamont Roach Jr. vs. Angel Rodriguez; Super-Featherweights Ricardo Sandoval vs. David Jimenez Flyweights

In a showdown at Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas on Saturday, July 9, Mexico’s Rey Vargas overcame a knockdown to take a split decision against Mark Magsayo and became the two-division world champion. Magsayo (24-1, KO16) came in after a disappointing win against Gary Russell Jr. in January, where he decided by a majority to win the title. Vargas (36-0, KO22), on the other hand, had ruled before. He was the WBC Champion in Super Bantamweight and his second fight in Featherweight. Magsayo, 27, and Vargas, 31, traded in punches from the first seconds, with a sharp Monday-to-Monday exchange setting a tone round. Magsayo got off to a good start, scoring Vargas in the opening round with a right hook, and the other right-hander knocked the Mexican into the second. Vargas managed to settle though, and he took part in the fight. He landed in the third round with a tight uppercut and established his job in the fourth. Magsayo was regularly harassing Vargas, and in the fifth landed with another right who shook Vargas. The head-to-head collision in the seventh round opened a blot on Vargas' left eye, but the Mexican was more dynamic than Magsayo with punches, movement and footwork, and cutting was never an element. Magsayo knocked Vargas late in the ninth round, knocking Mexico to the knees on the right side of his head. At the end of the fight, two judges scored 115-112 for Vargas, while the third defeated Magsayo 114-113 in a showdown at Alamodome, San Antonio, Texas. "It was a great fight," Vargas said. "I have no words to describe what happened." I'm proud This is my second title. This is going back to Mexico with me. Vargas, the former WBC Super Bantamweight Champion, went 36-0 with a 126-pound crown. Vargas said his next possible fight would be against a compatriot, World Boxing Association featherweight champion Leo Santa Cruz. Do you agree with Vargas if this fight happens, will Vargas be able to defend his belt?

Derek Chisora ​​gave new life to his difficult and long silent career. When he claimed the vacant WBA International Heavyweight title on Saturday, July 9, at The O2 in London, England, winning his first victory in three years with a split decision against Kubrat Pulev. Chisora ​​suffered three consecutive losses, albeit in good company, the last time Joseph Parker lost a point in a rematch last December, while Pulev led Wladimir Klitschko and Anthony Joshua to world honors in stoppage defeats. Twice failed to challenge. The 38-year-old nicknamed Warrior returned to the match in 2016 after three defeats to the 41-year-old Bulgarian, which prompted some fans to want him to retire. Chisora ​​(33-12, 23 KOs) got off to a great start, with his usual, intense pressure coping with the main early rounds of banking, but he had to return to the competition after halfway Allowed when he got tired. In the tenth, another flowing wound appeared on Pulev's withered face, and he spat a cloud of his blood into the air. The greedy couple also exchanged an extra beat immediately after the bell rang. And the anti-aging couple kept pushing the lumps of flesh against each other until the last bed saved them both from their arrogance and resilience. After 12 rounds, Chisora ​​claimed an encouraging victory by winning 116-112, 116-112, 116-114. Derek Chisora ​​called on Deontay Wilder to add the American to the ever-improving boxing record. The heavyweight veteran took up the challenge in his epic rematch after defeating Kubrat Pulev. Chisora, 38, did not win in his last three bouts, the last time he celebrated victory in 2019. Boxing undercard results Derek Chisora bt Kubrat Pulev Israel Madrimov vs Michel Soro ended in a technical draw Ramla Ali bt Augstina Marisa Rojas Caoimhin Agyarko bt Lukasz Maciec Fabio Wardley bt Chris Healey