Comments Thread For: Emmanuel Rodriguez-Melvin Lopez Vacant IBF Title Fight Heads To April 18 Purse Bid Hearing

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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Emmanuel Rodriguez-Melvin Lopez Vacant IBF Title Fight Heads To April 18 Purse Bid Hearing

    A fight seemingly on the verge of being finalized is instead available to the highest bidder. BoxingScene.com has confirmed that the IBF has ordered a purse bid hearing for the Emmanuel Rodriguez-Melvin Lopez vacant bantamweight title fight. The 30-day negotiation deadline was reached without a deal in place, which prompted the IBF to schedule a session for April 18 from its headquarters in Springfield, New Jersey.
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  • TheIronMike
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    Rodriguez looked amazingly sharp his last fight. Lets hope he carries that into his next fight

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    • Boricua181
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      Emmanuel Rodriguez has only one legitimate loss in his professional boxing career, and that's to none other than Naoya Inoue.
      Here's hoping that Rodriguez fight's more often in the near future, and that he's able to overcome his next opponent who is a formidable fighter.

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        Originally posted by Boricua181
        Emmanuel Rodriguez has only one legitimate loss in his professional boxing career, and that's to none other than Naoya Inoue.
        Here's hoping that Rodriguez fight's more often in the near future, and that he's able to overcome his next opponent who is a formidable fighter.
        That loss to Gaballo was some bull****, but then again boxing wouldn’t be boxing without its corrupt judges and officials.

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          Originally posted by VashDBasher

          That loss to Gaballo was some bull****, but then again boxing wouldn’t be boxing without its corrupt judges and officials.
          It's a disgraceful situation when you have athlete's training hard, going through the blood, sweat, tear's, and pain.
          Only to have an incompetent, or corrupt official steal something from you that you've rightfully earned.
          It's just plain criminal, to see the look's on these fighter's face's when they learn that their hard earned victory has been stolen from them.

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