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Boxing: Guero Sanchez seeks his big break

Albuquerque's Sanchez fighting for his future in Wales

Sanchez has prospects beyond Saturday should he lose (he's approximately a 3-to-1 underdog). But a victory and the accompanying title belt, he said, would guarantee him more meaningful fights with promoter Eddie Hearn's Matchroom Boxing.

Combat sports notes: Vannata preps in Denver for UFC Fight Night

A Wednesday phone interview scheduled by the UFC for the Journal with longtime Albuquerque MMA fight ...

Haney vs Lomachenko bill stacked with talent on May 20

May 20: Oscar Valdez-Adam Lopez II & Raymond Muratalla-Jeremia Nakathila Round Out Haney-Loma PPV Undercard at MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas

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Diego Sanchez says Austin Trout got away with a slick trick

Diego Sanchez has accused Austin Trout of cheating by having Vaseline applied to his back and shoulders before Friday's Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship event. Trout, who won the fight, says

Boxing: Jose Luis Sanchez relishes chance at upset in Friday card.

Albuquerque's Sanchez hopes to open eyes in Top Rank fight

Combat sports notes: Perez brothers to highlight boxing card

Delta variant or no Delta variant, New Mexico combat sports continue their journey toward normalcy.< ...

Boxing: No victory, but respect for Sanchez

Albuquerque welterweight boxer Jose Luis “ Güero” Sanchez on Saturday didn’t quite get the big-stage, career-changing victory that his brother achieved in 2018. Even so, Sanchez’s gritty, eye-opening performance in fighting to a majority draw against respected veteran Adrian Granados raises questions. Should not an exceptional performance be rewarded, even if not resulting in victory? Should Sanchez not join his younger brother, Jason, as a contract fighter for a major promoter? If not, shouldn’t he at least get another opportunity on the big stage? The answer, of course, is we shall see. ................................................................ Sanchez (11-1-1, four KOs), a decided underdog, hung with Granados for eight frenetic rounds before both fighters’ hands were raised at fight’s end. The bout was the main event of Premier Boxing Champions’ early Saturday card in advance of that night’s pay-per-view card headlined by heavyweights Andy Ruiz and Chris Arreola.