Solomon celebrates the return of boxing after the pandemic: ‘2022 looks like good fights’

head World Boxing Council (WBC) Mauricio Suleiman celebrates boxing’s return after the pandemic and confidence in 2022 from a good fight.

“It’s a big comeback to boxing, 2022 looks like good fights,” Solomon, who led the World Council conference session, told Efe that ended with a dinner at a hotel in the Mexican capital.

On the penultimate day of the annual meeting, a CMB It was attended by great figures of boxing in the 20th century, including Panamanian Roberto “Stone Hand” Duran, Mexico’s Julio Cesar Chavez and American Ray “Sugar” Leonard, former world champions.

“It’s great to meet the rivals of the old days.Said Leonard, who at the age of 65 was in good physical shape, introduced his family and shared it with his former teammates and spoke to the media.

WBC confirmed that next Saturday the Mexican Julio Cesar Martinez He will defend his title against Puerto Rican McWilliams Arroyo, in one of the most anticipated confrontations between Latin Americans in the final weeks of the year.

Among the next fights, which were ratified in the agreement, was the defense of the British heavyweight title Tyson Fury against fellow countryman Dillian White, although King claimed in the arbitration court.

One of the most contending teams is the super flyweight in which Mexican Juan Francisco Estrada, the defending champion, will fight with the Nicaraguan Roman “Chocolatito” GonzalezWhile the Mexican Carlos Quadras will face the Thai Srisaki Sur Rongvesai.

In feathers, American Gay Rusell will reveal his belt to Mark Magsayo and the winner will do so with Mexican Rey Vargas.

“There is no way to describe my feelings, I’m going to fall on the 20th next week, it was great”, Suleiman said, referring to the success of the conference, which will conclude next Thursday.

Mauricio Suleiman’s warning to Canelo Alvarez about the “risks” of fighting against Ilunga Macabo

He barely achieved a historic feat by uniting all belts in the super middleweight class and say Canillo Alvarez He wants to go for more. Now the challenge is on the fighter born in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Makabu member. African is a hero World Boxing Council (WBC) employment cruiser weight;

WBC President, Mauricio Suleiman, talk about a decision that Canillo About trying in another category He emphasized that it is something that breaks paradigms because of the complexity it represents. He also added that this battle represents A big risk for the Mexican boxer.

He also expressed his desire to speak with both Guadalajara and his coach, Eddie RinosoWho was the spokesperson for that decision.

Read on: