ERROL SPENCE JR, Yordenis Ugas will be unified at welterweight in April. Dallas Cowboys' 65,000-seat stadium is the venue.
Spence was to face Manny Pacquiao, a boxing legend in August. However, Spence pulled out after sustaining a torn retina during sparring.
Yordenis and Errol Spence Jr are scheduled for a welterweight unification
in April.
After suffering a terrible injury, the unbeaten American had to undergo surgery but is now back in training.
Ugas, 35 years old, was promoted from the undercard to replace Spence, 31. This stunned Pacquiao (43), who retired later after the shock loss.
According to The Dallas Morning News the Cuban is in negotiations to unify his WBA belt and Spence's WBC, IBF world titles versions within two months.
Spence headlined the AT&T Stadium's March 2019 victory over Mikey Garcia (34).
Ugas requested unification at three belts 147lb, but Eimantas Stanionis was ordered to challenge him.
The 2008 Olympian was furious and criticized the WBA for preventing him from pursuing a unification bout.
Stanionis, 27 years old, decided to step aside and fight Radzhab Butaev (28).
Spence will fight Ugas in Spence's pay per view title fight. Ugas confirmed that talks were ongoing.
SunSport interviewed him and he stated: My team is working on a strategy, and you will see it in the ring.
"I have the best boxing team that supports me every single day, and no one works harder than we.
"It cements and places my name among all the great Cuban and Welterweight fighters in history."
