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| Kirkland Shoulder Issue, Withdraws From Canelo Bout
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By Rick Reeno BoxingScene.com has received confirmation from Cameron Dunkin, the manager of James Kirkland, that his boxer's shoulder is still bothering him and he won't be able to move forward with a scheduled fight with WBC junior middleweight champion Saul "Canelo" Alvarez on September 15th at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. Kirkland's withdrawal comes less than 24 hours after a deal was finalized. Kirkland worked out in the gym on Thursday night and immediately noticed issues with his right shoulder. "He called me this morning and told me that he worked out last night and his shoulder felt funny, he felt a twitch. He is afraid that he won't be able to train properly [because he will be worried about injuring the shoulder]. He is sick about it [not being able to fight]," Dunkin told BoxingScene.com. Alvarez (40-0-1, 29KOs) vs. Kirkland (31-1, 27KOs) was scheduled to headline a planned pay-per-view event called "Knockout Kings." A four city press tour was being put together. Following his March disqualification win over Carlos Molina, Kirkland underwent arthroscopic surgery to repair two tears in his right shoulder. It was initially believed that Kirkland would not be able to fight until the month of October. However, Kirkland received his final medical clearance on Wednesday by his treating physician. But, as Kirkland found out last night, the shoulder is still not 100%. This marks the second blow to the September date in less than a week. A deal was finalized last week for Canelo to face Paul "The Punisher" Williams. This past Sunday near Atlanta, Williams suffered serious injuries in a motorcycle accident. The tragic incident left Williams paralyzed from the waist down.  , James Kirkland , Canelo-Kirkland , Canelo vs Kirkland |
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comment by Danny Gunz, on 06-02-2012 |
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Duck, Duck, Duck, Goose |
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comment by Dat, on 06-02-2012 |
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How disappointing. Anyway I hope Canelo fights Lara-- Lara surely deserves the shot. |
| Molina-Lara was more decisive than Lara-Williams???
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comment by BlackRobbb, on 06-02-2012 |
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[QUOTE=whoseyourdaddy]Here we go again you make a better promoter for Lara than even his own promoter.....LA LA LAND Lara got his arss whooped by Molina, thats cristal clear, only your bias and lack of objectivity personality prevents you from seeing that.....in my opinion Molina beat Lara with ... |
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comment by BlackRobbb, on 06-02-2012 |
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[QUOTE=garfios]And a deserving fighter get screw because you want to sale, we can start the rivarly now or the rivarly can go fuk it self along with the scared Canel's fans...[/QUOTE]
Not many boxing fans are sharp enough to understand this. They don't seem to care that they're being fed stale... |
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comment by RIZO24, on 06-01-2012 |
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[QUOTE=Roman Moreno]I don't care if it sells or not because I'm not getting any money...Would I be happy Lara got the opportunity? No doubt because it will end what I think it's a hypejob of Canelo.
But, I'm looking at what makes for Golden Boy here...And, what will sell.
You really are... |
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