Luis Alberto Lopez claimed the largest win of his profession final weekend, defeating Josh Warrington in his yard and incomes the IBF featherweight world title.Regardless of the victory, Lopez is offended with ‘The Leeds Warrior’ for his ‘soiled’ antics throughout the combat.
The Mexican gained a decent contest by majority choice, securing a primary world title of his profession. He was reduce by a conflict of heads early, which threatened to deliver the combat to a detailed earlier than it had actually received going. He had dialogue with the referee all through about additional use of the top on Warrington’s half – one thing the now-champion claims wasn’t unintentional.Warrington has been concerned in various head clashes, most notably in his rematch towards Mauricio Lara, the place the combat was referred to as off after simply two rounds as a consequence.In Warrington’s subsequent combat he gained again his IBF world title from veteran Kiko Martinez. After the combat, the Spaniard shared a photograph exhibiting his accidents because of the identical difficulty above.Lopez informed Izquierdazo that he would by no means give a ‘soiled fighter’ like Warrington a rematch.“No, I by no means would. He’s a really soiled fighter. He doesn’t need to be in professional boxing. Together with his combating type, he may cause an accident to different boxers. He shouldn’t be allowed in boxing.”While boxing legend, Carl Froch, claimed that ‘nobody will give Warrington a voluntary defence’ resulting from his type of combating, issues could also be trying okay for the Leeds fighter.Following the defeat, evidently his promoter Eddie Hearn’s plans haven’t modified a lot, just lately stating that Warrington should still get a shot on the winner of Leigh Wooden versus Lara ought to that combat be made in early 2023.With or and not using a belt on the road, Warrington is a ticket vendor and can seemingly deliver his loyal followers wherever he goes – and a home conflict with Wooden could be notably intriguing.
Lopez Slams ‘Soiled’ Josh Warrington: ‘He Shouldn’t Be Allowed In Boxing’
