Mauricio Lara: Last News

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Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Leeds United defender Luke Ayling appeared to be spotted at ringside angrily gesturing after Josh Warrington was denied the victory he so dearly craved against Mauricio Lara on Saturday. In front of a huge crowd at Headingley Stadium in Leeds, Whites fan Warrington had to be content with a technical draw after Lara suffered a gruesome cut.The two warriors clashed heads in the second round of the contest, with a huge gash opening across the length of the Mexican's eyelid.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Josh Warrington’s bid for redemption ended in controversy after his clash with Mauricio Lara was halted by a nightmare cut to the Mexican.The Leeds Warrior was denied revenge when the bout was stopped at the end of the second round over an accidental headbutt which opened up a nasty gash above Lara's left eye.Referee Steve Gray went over to the corner at the end of the round and stopped the contest.Because it had not gone four rounds it was ruled a technical draw.A fight must go at least four rounds before they can go to the judges' scorecards.Warrington was fuming and the fans at a packed Headingley Stadium showed their anger, too.It was a huge anti-climax after the big rematch looked

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Josh Warrington is planning to jet off to American and leave his British rivals scrapping it out between themselves if he gets revenge against Mauricio Lara.The Leeds Warrior has no intention to go chasing bitter foe Kid Galahad for a crack at his old IBF featherweight title.Nor is he interested in a scrap with Nottingham's Leigh Wood, who won the regular version of the WBA title recently.Warrington, 30, feels he hit a 'big snake' in the board game of boxing after his shock defeat by Lara back in February ended a 30-fight unbeaten run.But he insists he has no intention of going back to the start in Britain should he avenge his only career defeat at Headingley.Instead, he wants to roll

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Ebanie Bridges stripped down to her trademark skimpy lingerie at the weigh-in for her clash with Mailys Gangloff this weekend - forcing Eddie Hearn to look away again.Bridges, aka the Blonde Bomber, has gained an army of followers in the UK as a result of her explosive fighting style and racy weigh-in outfits.The Australian bombshell provided a viral moment before her last contest against Bec Connolly on August 7, leaving promoter Hearn wondering where to look as she stepped onto the scales in leopard-print underwear.And 24 hours out from her battle with Gangloff on the undercard of Josh Warrington's highly-anticipated rematch with Mauricio Lara in Leeds, Bridges put the Matchroom chief

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Ring girls are set to return to boxing for the first time in nearly two years for Josh Warrington's rematch with Mauricio Lara.SBJ Management has confirmed that Sophie Danvers and Jennifer McSween will glamour up the fight at the Emerald Headingley Stadium in Leeds on September 4.They have been out of action since the coronavirus pandemic turned the sporting world on its head in 2020.But Sara Beverley Jones, who organises their participation, says she can't wait to see them back.She told Daily Star Sport: "We're very excited to reintroduce the ring card girls after a very long 18 months."It really has felt an eternity, and what a show to start off with in Leeds.

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Josh Warrington's world title gamble backfired spectacularly as he was knocked out by unknown Mauricio Lara.

boxing bubble to celebrate their first bout back together on Saturday night.Instead, the Leeds featherweight will be straight onto the M1 and heading for home after he dispatches of Mexican Mauricio Lara at Wembley Arena.There is a more important celebration to attend on Sunday for the unbeaten featherweight – the third birthday of his twin daughters Eliza and Olivia.“Ed might want to celebrate with a beer after the fight. I’m getting straight in a taxi and coming up back to Leeds so I can wake up for their birthday,” said Warrington.“They’re knocking on the door of three, they might as well be 23.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxJosh Warrington will carry a tribute to fellow Leeds legend Rob Burrow on his fight shorts for tonight's clash with Mauricio Lara.The Yorkshireman has had football aces Lucas Radebe and Pablo Hernandez walk with him to the ring before big bouts in the past.Covid-19 restrictions mean that won't be possible for Saturday's clash at a near-empty Wembley Arena.But instead Warrington will wear the No 7 and the signature of Leeds Rhinos star Burrow, who is battling Motor Neurone Disease, on his shorts.Warrington said: “Many of you know, it's become tradition I share the ring walk with a Leeds legend.“There was only ever going to be one man for

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxJosh Warrington has told Kid Galahad he won't ever give him a rematch as he's just chasing a pay day.The Leeds Warrior opted to drop the IBF featherweight title rather than facing his Yorkshire rival again.Warrington, 30, outpointed Galahad in June 2019 and has been chasing a unification fight since.But Covid-19 has scuppered his plans and he relinquished the title ahead of this weekend's clash with little-known Mexican Mauricio Lara.Many felt Warrington would have been better served settling his rivalry with cocksure Galahad.But he only has eyes for big fights at featherweight after this weekend with WBA regular champ Can Xu, WBC title

Josh Warrington's promoter Eddie Hearn is negotiating with Can Xu AND Gary Russell Junior as he tries to land the IBF featherweight champion a unification fight in April.