Oscar Valdez 127.9 vs. Ricky Medina 127.9 – Weigh-in Results for Espn Deportes on Saturday

Oscar Valdez and His Opponent, Both Weighed in 127.9 Pounds at Friday’s Weigh-Round Super Featherweight Fight Ther Saturday, September 6, at The Domo Bina, Mexico.

(Credit: Zanfer Boxing)

The Valdez-Medina Event Will Be Shown Live on ESPN deportes, 10 pm Et / 7 pm Pt.

Career on The Brink

The Former Two-Division World Champion Valdez (32-3, 24 kos) Is Trying to Save Two Out of His Last Three Fights 2022. This Fight is a Must-Win Situation for the 34-year-old Valdez. If He’s Beaten by Medina (16-3, 9 kos), It’s Going to Be Hard To Come Back. IF Oscar Loses, He Can Always Drop Down in Weight To Featherweight and Try To Reinvent Himself Noes.

The Fight is A Rebez After His Sixth-Round Knockout Champion Emanuel in the Navarrete 7, 2024. Handsight in Handsight Decision in Their First Fight on August 12, 2023.

Weigh-in: Valdez and Medina

• Oscar Valdez 127.9 vs. Ricky Medina 127.9

• Israel Ramirez 121.5 vs. Jose Amaro 123

• Angel Patron 123 vs. Carlos Vargas 123

• Erick Fernando Campos 139.3 vs. Omar Garcia 136.7

• Luis Corona Parra 133.8 vs. Yohan hourly 130.1

Medina has Lost to Raymond Ford, Geo Lopez, and George Acosta in the Last Three Years. He Went The 10-round Unanimous Decision Loss to Ford June 25, 2022. He didn’t Win a round, but he studied the entire Fight Stopped Getting Stopped By Raymond. That impressive.

Valdez’s Quest for a title

“In Boxing, I Have My Ups and Downs. The Main Goal For Me Right Now is to Become a World Champion Again,” Said Oscar Valdez. “I Want to Return to Nogales A World Champion, and I Want to Be Your Champion. I Have Through Ther Fight.

“I’m Taking Ther Fight Seriously. I Have Seen Him Fight. He Is Strong and He Has The Same Dream That. All Boxers Want World Champions, and That’s Why We’m Focused On Doing What I Have Do, which is to Win.

“I Need to Make Clear in this Fight Who Will Go On To Fight a World title. I want to be a World Champion Again.”