Duarte Vs. Madueno lives in Dazun this Saturday

Miguel Madueno (31-3 28 KOS) suffered shoulder injuries at Honda Center in Anaheim on February 15th after Regis Progrey suffered a shoulder injury at Honda Center in Anaheim. So, light welterweight Oscar Duarte (28-2-1, 22 KOs) will be opponents, California and I live in Dazen. Fight cards start at 8pm (ET/1:00 AM GMT/2am) and Duarte vs. Maduino Main Event Ring Walk is expected at 11:00 PM ET/4:00 AM GMT/5:00 AM Masu. UK time.

Golden Boy promotion is a gamble that allows you to move from training Duarte did with WBA and WBC 140 pound champion Programis to earn Madueno with 10 days of notification. That could be their mistake.

This is not the type of opponent the fighter should take without a full training camp, but you need to respect the tough Mexican Duarte to get through it. This fight shows what he is and gives the fans at home an exciting fight. This is a much better opponent than Duarte’s first match against 36-year-old Prograis, who hasn’t won in two years.

Madueno gave Keyshawn Davis pure trouble in a life-or-death struggle for a fighter that was promoted by Top Rank on July 6 last year, turning the fight into a WWE wrestling match, and making tough Mexican volume puncher forced to survive.

Davis appeared to have a nervous breakdown in the ring, trying to deal with Madueno’s pressure and power. Keyshawn seemed to have done a total pro wrestling move and dumped the rulebook out of the window.

Davis is scary

Virginia native Davis should have been docked on the left and right points, but he received treatment for the A-side and used tactics all night against Madueno.

I lost sight of how much movement the wrestling Keyshawn used in that fight was. At one point, it appeared he was about to use a suppression against Madueno. And I knew it would eventually make the ref pull the fight plug.

It was the strangest boxing match I’ve ever seen, but it gave me a glimpse into how dangerous Keeshan and he are for Madueno. He entered the contest attempting to blackmail Madueno by putting his fist over his chin during a press conference showdown and disrespecting his attempt to win Edge.

“I’m excited to fight Madueño because he’ll be a fighter in front of me. It’ll be a full-scale war. Without saying my name, there are a lot of people out there ducking. , there are people who don’t want to fight me. But I will continue my path and fight the best. Oscar Duarte said, “I’m really excited about this fight night. Here in America. I’m excited about the headlines of my first show as a red corner in. I’m really working hard and excited about this opportunity with Golden Boy.”

“I would like to thank Golden Boy for the opportunity to showcase Alex Campanobo, who did extraordinary things in our careers and my own,” said Miguel Madueño. “I ask fans to pay attention to this new main event. This will be a battle between two knockout artists. What people are trying to see on Saturday is the war and two gentlemen. .”

“The main event of the night is an all-Mexican showdown that is guaranteed to be an absolute war in the ring,” said Chairman and CEO Oscar de la Jolla. “Late exchanges rarely add excitement to the main event, but this is one of those rare occasions. Duarte and Madueño provide fans with non-stop action.”

Duarte vs Madueno Fight Card

• Oscar Duarte Vs. Miguel Madueno 12 rounds, ultra-lightweight
• Darius Fulghum vs. Winfred Harris, 10 Rounds, Super Middleweight – Fulghum’s WBA Intercontinental Title
• Ricardo Sandoval vs. Saleth Henderson 10 rounds, flyweight – Sandoval’s WBC Silver Title
• Kenneth Sims JR vs Kendo Castaneda 10 rounds, welterweight
• Joel Iriarte vs. Steven Thomas 6 rounds, welterweight
• Yair Benjamin Gallardo-Lozano Vs. Carlos Miranda, 8 rounds, light heavyweight
• Daniel Garcia vs. Francisco Javier Grande Pacheco 6 rounds, lightweight
• Petr Khamukov Vs. Dayan Depestre 8 round, middleweight
• Frog Cabrera vs. Roberto Pucheta 6 round, super bantamweight
• Fabian Guzman vs. TBA 6 rounds, middleweight
• Javier Meza vs Ricky Smith 4 rounds, ultra-lightweight