
Eduardo Nuñez-Emanuel Navarrete unification shifts date and venue
Eduardo “Sugar” Nuñez and Emanuel Navarrete will take their act to another date and another part of town.
Emanuel Navarrete: record, next fight and profile →

Eduardo “Sugar” Nuñez and Emanuel Navarrete will take their act to another date and another part of town.

BoxingScene has confirmed that all terms were reached surrounding the long-discussed Eduardo “Sugar” Nunez-Emanuel Navarrete IBF/WBO 130lbs unification bout.

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Emanuel Navarrete is close enough to finalizing terms for a unification bout to where the WBO is willing to wait. But not for very long.

Navarrete controversially retained against Suarez in May. Suarez is due an immediate rematch and will need to give permission, and perhaps receive an incentive, for Navarrete to face Nunez next instead.

Tsendbaatar Erdenebat is eyeing a top five junior lightweight opponent, with a keen interest in a bout with WBO junior lightweight titleholder Emanuel Navarrete

The California State Athletic Commission voted unanimously Monday to change WBO super-featherweight champion Emanuel Navarrete’s May 10 unanimous-decision victory over Charly Suarez to a no-contest

In this week’s mailbag, we tackle your thoughts on the frustrating end to last weekend’s title fight between Emanuel Navarrete and Charly Suarez, whether heavyweight prospect Dainier Pero has been exposed, some praise for Anthony Cacace following his stoppage win of Leigh Wood, and a desire for Jesse “Bam” Rodriguez to face opponents who are in their prime.

Charly Suarez on Monday appealed his technical-decision loss to Emanuel Navarrete to the California State Athletic Commission, and that appeal will be heard at its meeting on June 2, BoxingScene has learned...

A cut at Navarrete’s left eyebrow had been ruled from an accidental clash of heads. A subsequent replay emerged showing the cut was caused by Charly Suarez’s left-handed punch.