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Scheduled guests include undefeated welterweight Thomas Dulorme of Puerto Rico, junior welterweight Danny Garcia to discuss his upcoming fight with WBC champion Erik Morales, Luis Ramos Jr. to discuss his recent win on ShoBox and undefeated featherweight prospect Orlandito Del Valle.
Undefeated light-welterweight Danny ‘Swift’ Garcia will realize his dream on March 24th when the Philadelphian tackles Mexican legend Erik Morales for the WBC title in Houston, Texas.
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According to Erik Morales (52-7, 36KOs), the postponed defense of his WBC junior welterweight title, against undefeated Danny Garcia (22-0, 14KOs), is now going to take place on March 24th in Houston, Texas. The fight was going to happen on January 28th. It was postponed after Morales had galldbladder surgery and this past Monday his doctor advised him to rest for a few additional weeks.
WBC junior welterweight champion Erik 'El Terrible' Morales may still cancel or postpone his upcoming fight against undefeated Danny Garcia, scheduled for January 28 at the Reliant Arena in Houston. Last weekend Morales had emergency gallbladder surgery in Mexico City. Erik's father and trainer, Jose Morales, is trying to convince his son not to give Garcia any advantages by going forward with the fight. A decision should be made soon.
WBC junior welterweight champion Erik Morales has advised multiple sources in Mexico that he will not go forward with a planned defense against Danny Garcia on January 28th at Reliant Arena in Texas. Last week the Mexican star felt sick and had immediate gallblader surgery at a hospital in Mexico City.
BoxingScene.com reported on Wednesday that WB junior welterweight champion Erik "El Terrible" Morales was taken to a hospital in Mexico City to undergo gallbladder surgery to remove a stone. The boxer began to experience pain and discomfort and had immediate surgery to resolve the issue. After the surgery was complete, the doctors advised Morales to rest for ten days before resuming his normal activities. Members of Morales' team refused to give a concrete answer on whether or not the scheduled defense against undefeated Danny Garcia was going to proceed on January 28th in Texas.
Four-division world champion Erik "El Terrible" Morales has confirmed the recent reports in Mexico, which stated the fighter was undergoing surgery on Wednesday morning for a gallbladder issue. Morales was taken to the hospital after feeling pain and discomfort. The boxer is hoping for a speedy recover and he's focosed on moving forward with a planned defense of his WBC junior welterweight title on January 28th against undefeated Danny Garcia at Reliant Arena in Houston, Texas.
Multiple sources in Mexico are reporting that four-division world champion Erik "El Terrible" Morales felt pain and discomfort on Wednesday morning. He was taken to the hospital where the boxer is scheduled to undergo gallbladder surgery, according to reports. The planned surgery places his upcoming fight in doubt. Morales recently agreed to defend his WBC junior welterweight title against Danny Garcia on January 28th at the Reliant Arena in Houston, Texas.
Golden Boy Promotions president Oscar De La Hoya expects a tough give and take battle on January 28th, when Erik Morales (52-7, 36KOs) defends his WBC junior welterweight title against undefeated Danny Garcia (22-0, 14KOs) at the Reliant Arena in Houston, Texas.