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BoxingScene has confirmed Rocky Hernandez was not medically cleared by the Mexico City Boxing Commission and will no longer headline Saturday’s show in his Mexico City hometown.

Eduardo “Rocky” Hernandez is set for a hero’s welcome back home.

Joel Iriarte draws his greatest inspiration from two boxers who are polar opposite in their fighting style - Diego Pacheco and Vasiliy Lomachenko.

The ordered eliminator has been stalled on several occasions, but an apparent eye issue endured by Mexico City’s Hernandez has created a dispute over his availability.

Another week, another delay in the ordered Eduardo Hernandez-Mark Magsayo WBC junior-lightweight title elimination bout

The Eduardo “Rocky” Hernandez-Mark Magsayo title eliminator was once again postponed

Hernandez-Magsayo is now part of a three purse-bid ‘WBC Knockout’ Tuesday. Also up for grabs are the WBC-ordered Dmitry Bivol-David Benavidez light heavyweight championship and the Christian Mbilli-Diego Pacheco super middleweight title eliminator.

The winner will be in position to challenge junior lightweight titleholder O'Shaquie Foster.

Junior lightweight Eduardo “Rocky” Hernandez showed his full skill set on Friday night, proving he is a top player in the 130lbs division with a dominant performance.