Comments Thread For: Nicola Adams is Already a Big Name in Mexico, Says Opponent

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Nicola Adams is already the talk of the women's boxing world as she prepares for her second professional bout at the First Direct Arena in Leeds on Saturday night. Adams' opponent, 18-year-old Maryan Salazar, revealed the double Olympic champion is well known in Mexico, which is one of the foremost promoters of the women's side of the sport.
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[iamboxing]

"In Mexico women's boxing is normal and girls are just as likely to start boxing as men. I started because myself and I my father thought it was a good idea and I am looking forward to fighting in such a big arena."

In the US and Europe people are like "meh" about womens boxing, "I don't like the idea of women being hit in the boo...". Mexico is far more enlightened in this respect.

[Eff Pandas]

Is that legit or is her opponent f#cking with her?

Is womens boxing super popular in Mexico to the point of them on top of elite amateurs?

[Golden Boi 360]

Salazar on the right. I know who i'll be rooting for.

[SN!PER]

[deathofaclown]

I was going to watch the Matchroom card but now i think i'm going to watch Warren's card after seeing her.

[El Gitano]

[Eff Pandas]

Damn. She's niiiiiice. She's only 7 months legal too lol. And that's in Mexico. 7 months legal in Mexico is fresher poooooooosey then 7 months legal in the US.

In the US being freshly legal just means you've not had a threesome yet more often than not.

[El Gitano]

Weigh-in

[Rudyo]

Damn. She's niiiiiice. She's only 7 months legal too lol. And that's in Mexico. 7 months legal in Mexico is fresher poooooooosey then 7 months legal in the US.

In the US being freshly legal just means you've not had a threesome yet more often than not.

It can definitely be like that in Mexico too bruh