Vargas-Mayorga is Postponed, PPV is Off

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

Donald Trembley of Main Events confirmed to BoxingScene.com that Fernando Vargas vs. Ricardo Mayorga, scheduled for Sept. 8 at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, has been postponed until further notice. [details]

[Slotff]

Good bye nuts.

[ElCampeon07]

Damn... I Was Planning On Ordering The Fight... Now I'm Gonna Be Jonesin' Till The 29th

[iron mike tyson]

oh **** this was a guaranteed barn burner aswel :

[Sin City]

Man wtf.. that fat ****s veins are clogged with Masola!
I bet its from poor nutrition trying to make weight and all that beer thats gone into that michellen tire he has on his gut.

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

I'm wondering if he was having problems making weight

[Sin City]

I'm wondering if he was having problems making weight

I think thats what it was.. not eating healthy and not eating enough.
To make weight before all he has ate is egg whites and Nyquille.. So you never know.

[ßringer]

Guess I can take my points off that fight now.

[DIOS DOMINICANO]

I'm wondering if he was having problems making weight

I'm wondering how much of his continued health problems are the residual effects of steroid usage.

Was there no 30-day weigh-in? Who was the sanctioning/governing body on this fight?
Cali State Athletic Comm?

vargas did an interview last week where he said he was 170. So his weight was (supposedly) fine.

[ßringer]

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For those who do not know what anemia is, or how serious it can be. Taken from wikipedia.