Rafael Espinoza Defends Wbo Featherweight Title Nov. 15

Rafael ‘divino’ spinoca will make a voluntary defense of His wbo featherweight title Against Arnold Khegai (23-2-1, 14 kos) on November 15 in San Luis Potosi, Mexico. Top rank is putting on this Event in Association with Zanfer Boxing.

Undercard: Delgado vs. Valenzuela

• Lindolfo Delgado Vs. Gabriel Gollaz Valenzuela – IBF Super Lightweight title eliminator
• Richard Torrez Jr. vs. TBA – Heavyweights
• Emiliano Vargas vs. TBA – Light Wellterweights

Salvador Rodriguez of ESPN Knockout Broke The Story on Espinoza Defending Against Khegai.

Featherweight Division Avomentance

Espinoza (27-0, 23 kos) has been the top Contenders and Champions at 126. As-Understandable Why He’s Rather Than One of the Unbeaten Fighters, Such As Bruce Carrington, Nick Ball, and angelo leo.

If Khegai Is Good As It Gets For Espinoza, then You Can’t Blame Taking The Mexican Star Taking Thing Fight. It’s Better to do That Than to Sit Inactive.

Khegai Is coming off an Eight-Round Unanimous Decision Win 43-Year-Old Former WBA Super Featherweight Champion Liborio On September 12, 2025, in Berlin, Germany. Before that, Khegai Lost to Joet Gonzalez A 10-Round Split Decision on March 8, 2025, in Long Beach, California.

When Khegai Goes Up Against ‘Divino’ on Spinoza November 15, This Will Be His Fight in 2025. That’s Admirable In This Day and Age For A Fighter.

Espinoza, 31, has looked outstanding recently, Beating Edward Vazquez, Robeisy Ramirez X 2, and Sergio Chirino Sanchez. The Victories Over Two-Time Olympic Cuban Gold Medalist Robeisy Were Especially impressive for the Lanky 6’1 “, As He dominated Him in Both Fights.

Broadcast Uncertainty

It’s Currently Unknown What Broadcast Platform Will Be Showing This Event. Espinoza is top rank, and their contract with ESPN Expired July 26, 2025.

If The Event Fails to Be The Us, The Only Positive That Could Get That Is That Least Espinoza Isn’t Facing One Of The Top Guys Have That Fans Have For Pushing. There are at Least Five Big Names at 126 That People Have Wanted To Go Up Against Espinoza.

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