Pronta recuperación, Jorge Linares

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Pronta recuperación, Jorge Linares
“We wish Jorge a speedy recovery and look forward to his returning to the ring as soon as possible.” (Photo: Naoki Fukuda)

Pronta recuperación, Jorge Linares

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Pronta recuperación, Jorge Linares
“We wish Jorge a speedy recovery and look forward to his returning to the ring as soon as possible.” (Photo: Naoki Fukuda)

“We wish Jorge a speedy recovery and look forward to his returning to the ring as soon as possible.” (Photo: Naoki Fukuda)
“We wish Jorge a speedy recovery and look forward to his returning to the ring as soon as possible.” (Photo: Naoki Fukuda)

The World Boxing Association wishes a speedy recovery to former WBA World super featherweight and current WBC World lightweight champion Jorge Linares, who is having surgery today to repair a boxing-related injury.

Thirty-year-old “El Niño de Oro” (40-3, 27 KOs) started fighting in the flagship WBA KO to Drugs initiative. Born in Barinas, Venezuela, but fighting out of Tokyo, Japan, Linares is a warrior’s warrior. He is also a credit to the sport.

“We wish Jorge a speedy recovery,” said Gilberto Jesus Mendoza, “and look forward to his returning to the ring as soon as possible.”

This article was penned by the author who is not related to the WBA and the statements, expressions or opinions referenced herein are that of the author alone and not the WBA.


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