La Opinión https://laopinion.com Últimas Noticias de Los Ángeles, EEUU, y El Mundo Mon, 13 Apr 2026 07:13:07 +0000 es hourly 1 https://laopinion.com/wp-content/themes/laopinion/assets/images/social/precomposed-144x144.png La Opinión https://laopinion.com 144 144 La ‘Chupitos’ vs. Julio César Chávez Jr., ¿quién fue el que conectó los mejores golpes? https://laopinion.com/2020/01/17/la-chupitos-vs-julio-cesar-chavez-jr-quien-fue-el-que-conecto-los-mejores-golpes/ Fri, 17 Jan 2020 13:30:04 +0000 https://laopinion.com/?p=2399439 Julio César Chávez Jr El "Junior" ahora sufrió en un sparring. La Pelea del Año ya está aquí: En dónde ver Canelo Vs. Golovkin 2 https://laopinion.com/2018/09/14/la-pelea-del-ano-ya-esta-aqui-en-donde-ver-canelo-vs-golovkin-2/ Fri, 14 Sep 2018 17:48:40 +0000 https://laopinion.com/?p=1969704 Gennady Golovkin v Canelo Alvarez El combate del año Muhammad Ali stable after he ‘stopped breathing’ https://laopinion.com/2014/12/22/muhammad-ali-stable-after-he-%c2%91stopped-breathing%c2%92/ Mon, 22 Dec 2014 17:12:00 +0000 http://migrationaux17.laopinion.com/2014/12/22/muhammad-ali-stable-after-he-%c2%91stopped-breathing%c2%92/ Boxing legend Muhammad Ali is in stable condition after being taken to the hospital over the weekend. The 72-year-old reportedly stopped breathing last Friday and was revived by paramedics called to the scene. SEE ALSO: Manny Pacquiao’s workout: Not for the timid “[Family members] called 911. He was revived by the paramedics and is in ICU with fluid on the lungs. He is on a respirator and IV’s,” a source told media outlets. Ali’s spokesperson, Bob Gunnell, was less dramatic about the event, telling People in a phone interview that, “He (Muhammad Ali) went into the hospital this morning. He has a mild case of pneumonia and the prognosis is good.” Though intense exercise and a clean diet kept Ali a formidable athlete in his prime and a healthy aging adult, pneumonia is a common affliction for people over the age of 65. According to the American Lung Association (ALA), pneumonia can be viral or bacterial, but older adults are at an increased risk because of weakened immune systems as a result of the aging process. “Pneumonia tends to be more serious for infants and young children, older adults (people 65 years or older), people who have other chronic health problems, and people who have weak immune systems as a result of diseases or other factors,” states the ALA. “With treatment, most patients will improve within two weeks. Elderly or debilitated patients may need longer treatment.” It is unconfirmed whether Muhammad Ali’s additional health issues may complicate or contribute to his pneumonia, but his representative indicates there is no cause for concern. Though the Ali family has requested any more details on the scare be kept private, Muhammad Ali’s daughter, Laila Ali, Tweeted that her father is doing well. “Thanks for all the well wishes and prayers for my father,” she said on social media. “He is doing well~Y’all know he is a fighter! WE APPRECIATE ALL THE LOVE!” SEE ALSO: Parkinson’s disease: High prevalence among Hispanics Ali has been living with Parkinson’s disease since 1984, a neurological condition doctors feel may be the result of repeated head injuries. Modern medications have made it possible for the boxing champion to live a normal lifespan; however, as of 2009, Ali was no longer able to speak in public. Parkinson’s disease is known to exacerbate other illnesses, and WebMD indicates pneumonia can be a complication of the disease.

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]]> Manny Pacquiao’s workout: Not for the timid https://laopinion.com/2014/12/19/manny-pacquiao%c2%92s-workout-not-for-the-timid/ Fri, 19 Dec 2014 17:12:00 +0000 http://migrationaux17.laopinion.com/2014/12/19/manny-pacquiao%c2%92s-workout-not-for-the-timid/ Emmanuel “Manny” Dapidran Pacquiao, renowned Filipino champion boxer, says he is willing and able to take on undefeated Floyd Mayweather in the ring if the opportunity arises. Both Mayweather and Pacquiao belong to boxing’s welterweight division, and both boast impressive records; Mayweather with 47 wins and 0 losses; Pacquiao with 57 wins, 5 losses and 2 draws. Should such an epic battle truly happen, the outcome will be difficult to predict and may ultimately come down to who trains harder, longer. SEE ALSO: Are we closer to Pacquiao-Mayweather? yeah, no “We are ready. Let’s make it happen. May 2. Mayweather versus Manny Pacquiao. Let’s do it,” Mayweather said during a Showtime interview. Pacquiao welcomed the invitation, telling skysports.com, “He [Mayweather] has reached a dead end. He has nowhere to run but to fight me. I will try my best to make this a thrilling and entertaining fight, but I doubt if he’s gonna engage me in a slugfest. You all know his fighting style. Most of his previous fights, if not all, induced us to sleep.” No professional fighter takes training lightly, and Floyd Mayweather, even though he is notorious for his high-end, flamboyant lifestyle, trains to be a winner. Manny Pacquiao’s time in the gym is likewise put to good use, and the 36-year-old does things on a daily basis most athletes wouldn’t consider doing in a lifetime. One of those training methods Pacquiao employs is that of nerve conditioning through the use of a Thai stick. Manny’s long-time trainer, Freddie Roach, told The Celebrity Workout, that Manny is one of only a few fighters who use Thai stick training. The stick, a wooden practice sword made of bamboo, is used int he process of nerve conditioning by smacking the individual all over to desensitize the body to pain. “Its mind conditioning, some fighters if they get hit, they panic,” said Roach. “But if you do the stick, and you get in the ring and get hit, you still relax and focus on the fight.” Though seemingly the most painful part of the training process, Thai stick training is only a small part of fight camps for Pacquiao. Freddie Roach’s strength and conditioning trainer Alex Ariza, told StrengthSpeedAgility Manny’s training day starts at 5 a.m. with running followed by outdoor interval training and core exercises. The fighter is given a break around mid-day to refuel before he goes to the gym for his active fighting sessions. “Freddie is an out of the box trainer,” said Ariza. “If it makes sense to him, he’ll try it. When I first talked to him, I was surprised about how much he knew about speed training, interval training and the importance of nutrition throughout the day. He knew the basics, just not the intricate details. He knows what most trainers don’t care to learn. At first there were some things I thought might not work with Manny. We kept coming up with new stuff. He thought, “If we’re going to move up weight divisions, we got to try something new”. Without Freddie, this would have never worked.” Manny’s training camp is generally only 8 weeks, explained his trainer, because Pacquiao makes sure to maintains a healthy lifestyle even when he is in between fights. Manny eats clean and fills his days with high-demand sports like basketball. He also is a big fan of jumping rope, and doing hour-long hill runs. Manny’s caloric activity levels are so high, he burns through 3 times the calories an average person would daily. SEE ALSO: Get into Hunger Games shape by…skipping? “In the first 4 weeks of training camp we keep him on a 7000 calories a day diet, and closer to the fight a few things are taken out of the diet but he still has to keep his intake up,” explained Ariza. “He has to have a protein shake before going to bed, he has one at 3am, and another one first thing in the morning. He has up to six meals a day and six protein shakes a day when in training for a fight. We have to keep weight on him, as he trains so hard. We can’t have his body dropping calories.” All the hard work has definitely paid off, showing in Manny’s 57 wins. The question is: will his training be enough to dethrone Floyd Mayweather?

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]]> Winners of ‘Premios Deportes’ in the hands of sports aficionados https://laopinion.com/2014/12/17/winners-of-%c2%91premios-deportes%c2%92-in-the-hands-of-sports-aficionados/ Wed, 17 Dec 2014 16:12:00 +0000 http://migrationaux17.laopinion.com/2014/12/17/winners-of-%c2%91premios-deportes%c2%92-in-the-hands-of-sports-aficionados/ Special sports events such as the FIFA World Cup, NBA Finals and World Series bombarded 2014 and unleashed the sports aficionados we have inside. Truth be told, it was a big year in sports and that’s why one awards show is honoring the athletes who’ve rocked. The first-ever “Premios Deportes” will be added to the list of high profile award ceremonies on Univision. SEE ALSO: ‘Jane the Virgin’ is nominated for two Golden Globe Award It will recognize the best in sports, shining a light on the top Latino athletes of this year. The brand new award show will air this December and the nominees for the night have been unleashed. The nominees have come from many different sports including soccer, boxing, basketball and more. The winners are in the hands of voters online. The category for “Best Sports Moment of the Year” has nominated Miguel “El Piojo” Herrera, James Rodriguez, and Maxi Rodriguez for a special moment that has left a mark this year. For “MLS Player Of The Year,” Cubo Torres from Chivas USA, Marco Pappa from the Seattle Sounders, and Diego Valeria from the Portland Timbers are up against each other. SEE ALSO: James Rodriguez named ‘Sexiest Man,’ obviously Other categories include “Best Soccer Game of the Year,” “Breakthrough of the Year,” “Best Athlete Post on Social Media” and more. The winners will be announced at 9 p.m. Eastern Time on December 18 via UniMas.

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]]> Does Marcos Maidana stand a chance against Mayweather? https://laopinion.com/2014/04/30/does-marcos-maidana-stand-a-chance-against-mayweather/ Wed, 30 Apr 2014 10:04:00 +0000 http://migrationaux14.laopinion.com/2014/04/30/does-marcos-maidana-stand-a-chance-against-mayweather/ Juan ‘BabyBull’ Díaz gana y no deja dudas https://laopinion.com/2013/08/18/juan-babybull-diaz-gana-y-no-deja-dudas/ Sun, 18 Aug 2013 13:08:06 +0000 http://migrationaux2.laopinion.com/2013/08/18/juan-babybull-diaz-gana-y-no-deja-dudas/ IM_20130818_DEPORTES_130819446 Juan Díaz logró su segunda victoria en su regreso al boxeo profesional. Juan Díaz vuelve al boxeo con victoria (Video) https://laopinion.com/2013/04/14/juan-diaz-vuelve-al-boxeo-con-victoria-video/ Sun, 14 Apr 2013 19:04:16 +0000 http://migrationaux5.laopinion.com/2013/04/14/juan-diaz-vuelve-al-boxeo-con-victoria-video/ IM_20130414_LOCALES_130419618 El boxeador houstoniano Juan 'Baby Bull' Díaz derrotó a Pipino Cuevas Jr. en Corpus Christi, Texas