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Jose Zepeda and Regis Prograis will move forward with their vacant WBC junior welterweight title fight. BoxingScene.com has confirmed that MarvNation Promotions has set aside a date of November 26 for the title fight claimed by the Southern California-based outfit during a recent purse bid hearing. An exact venue was not established as
Jose Zepeda and Regis Prograis eagerly await confirmation on a date for their vacant WBC junior welterweight title fight. Joining them in the holding pattern is the sanctioning body who ordered the fight and is now demanding answers on when it will take place.
Jose Zepeda and Regis Prograis still await a confirmed date and location for their upcoming vacant WBC junior welterweight title fight.
Marvin Rodriguez founded MarvNation Promotions with a vision to change the boxing industry. His company forced the sport to take notice with its latest fight acquisition. MarvNation emerged on top during a purse bid hearing held Tuesday via Zoom conference call to determine promotional rights for the Jose Zepeda-Regis Prograis WBC junior welterweight title fight. The California-based outfit submitted a winning
Jose Zepeda and Regis Prograis are prepared to collide for the vacant WBC junior welterweight title. Their handlers, however, weren’t as prepared to close a deal for the ordered fight. BoxingScene.com has confirmed that the WBC has scheduled a purse bid to determine promotional rights for the aforementioned title fight. The Mexico City-based sanctioning body will conduct a session on Tuesday, which is open to all WBC-registered promoters.
Regis Prograis says he has ‘clawed his way out of a pit’ to secure another shot at the world super lightweight title. The WBC have ordered for Prograis to face Jose Zepeda in a clash for the vacant crown at 140lbs. The winner will have to face Jose Ramirez.
Regis Prograis can’t believe the similarities he shares with Jose Zepeda. Prograis, the former 140-pound titlist from New Orleans, may soon have another long awaited title shot against the Mexican-American contender from La Puente, California.
Former 140-pound champion Regis Prograis wants to reinsert himself back into the world title picture, but sanctioning body shenanigans keep pushing him away.
Josh Taylor is slowly stepping away from his junior welterweight throne. The oft-postponed purse bid for Taylor’s WBC mandatory title defense versus Jose Zepeda is permanently off the table, as BoxingScene.com has confirmed that Scotland’s Taylor has formally vacated the title.
Jose Zepeda is forced to wait at least one more work to learn the fight of his next title challenge. BoxingScene.com has confirmed that a third delay has come of a purse bid hearing to determine promotional rights for the ordered WBC junior welterweight title fight between Josh Taylor as the defending champion and Zepeda as the mandatory challenger in waiting. The WBC was due to hold a session Friday morning but was instead pushed back by one week to July 1.