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    Luis Alberto "Venado" Lopez is determined to turn his third world title defense into a war of attrition. Lopez will defend his IBF featherweight world title against Japanese contender Reiya Abe on Saturday, March 2 at Turning Stone Resort Casino in Verona, New York.
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  • #2
    Lopez is one of the boxers I cannot bet against, he's proven me wrong several times over.

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    • #3
      He’s must watch for sure. Even the judges in Warrington’s backyard couldn’t rob him of the win.

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      • #4
        Co-feature??

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Megaman99 View Post
          Co-feature??
          I know right.
          The reigning champ is co-feature for a vacant title match in the class HE is the #1!

          pnut901 pnut901 likes this.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Megaman99 View Post
            Co-feature??
            Originally posted by Jsrr View Post

            I know right.
            The reigning champ is co-feature for a vacant title match in the class HE is the #1!
            That is a bit odd.

            A proven, well-travelled road warrior champion is the co-feature bout to 2 relatively unknown guys.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by ShoulderRoll View Post
              That is a bit odd.

              A proven, well-travelled road warrior champion is the co-feature bout to 2 relatively unknown guys.
              The only reason I can conjure up is that they are both title matches, and the vacant one involves Ford who is an American boxer from NJ but the other one is Mexico and Japan?

              I don't agree, but that is the only reason I can think of.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Elheath View Post
                The only reason I can conjure up is that they are both title matches, and the vacant one involves Ford who is an American boxer from NJ but the other one is Mexico and Japan?

                I don't agree, but that is the only reason I can think of.
                It's BS. Lopez defeated Warrington and Conlan in their hometowns which is more impressive than anything Ford or Otabek have done.

                Every time I've heard Bob Arum speak of Lopez, you can tell he doesn't believe in him and every time he steps up in a fight, it's almost like he's expecting him to loose.

                Bob was quoted as saying “I have matchmakers at Top Rank who told me that the kid had a hell of a shot with Warrington. I didn’t think so, but he was certainly able to handle him"

                He also spoke highly of Conlan and just shrugged it as "eh we'll feed Lopez to Conalan" only for him to get absolutely hammered!

                Now Lopez is defending his title in a mandatory fight and sets him as a co-feature to a vacant title fight in a division where he is currently ranked as #1 is just disrespectful.
                If it wasn't for most of the talent at 126 and 130 being at TopRank, Lopez should tell Bob Arum to go F himself.

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