By Juan Zurita - Not too long ago, many boxing fans were questioning the future of Mexican boxing. With Juan Manuel Marquez getting closer to 40 each day, it was hard to blame them. After Marquez, there didn't appear to be any potential superstars on the rise and for awhile it seemed like Mexican fighters weren't doing themselves any favors by constantly dropping like flies.
However, as quickly as those questions arose, the Mexican boxing scene had yet another rebirth.
Hernan Marquez traveled to Panama and came back with a world title. Giovani Segura defeated Ivan Calderon for the second time. Jhonny Gonzalez traveled to Japan and knocked out Hozumi Hasegawa for a featherweight title. Brandon Rios won a lightweight title with a thrilling victory over Miguel Acosta. Marco Antonio Rubio traveled to Canada and took David Lemieux's unblemished record. Victor Ortiz shocked the boxing world by defeating highly touted
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I'd have to lean towards incompetance as the main cause as well. I'd like to think that I'm not naive when it comes to boxing but to me it seems like
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