The hardest thing Abner Mares would have to do on Saturday evening was prove he could come back from a knockout loss.
The former three-division champ returned to the ring for the first time since his shocking upset defeat at the lethal hands of Jhonny Gonzalez to concede his featherweight title last August. Having joined forces with trainer Virgil Hunter – chief second for 168 lb. king Andre Ward and former 140 lb. titlist Amir Khan, among many other fighters - Mares presented a different look in taking a 10-round decision over Jonathan Oquendo in their chief support to Saul Alvarez’ split decision over Erislandy Lara at the MGM Grand.
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The former three-division champ returned to the ring for the first time since his shocking upset defeat at the lethal hands of Jhonny Gonzalez to concede his featherweight title last August. Having joined forces with trainer Virgil Hunter – chief second for 168 lb. king Andre Ward and former 140 lb. titlist Amir Khan, among many other fighters - Mares presented a different look in taking a 10-round decision over Jonathan Oquendo in their chief support to Saul Alvarez’ split decision over Erislandy Lara at the MGM Grand.
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