Lindolfo Delgado is off the October 31 Canelo Alvarez–Christian Mbilli undercard in Riyadh, according to Lance Pugmire, after trainer Robert Garcia publicly questioned the safety Lindolfo Delgado Off Saudi Card Amid Safety Concerns @ Boxing News 24…

Lindolfo Delgado has been pulled from his October 31 vacant IBF light welterweight title bout against Arthur Biyarslanov in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, according to reporter Lance Pugmire. The decision follows serious safety concerns raised by Delgado's trainer, Robert Garcia, alongside unresolved travel logistics ahead of the Canelo Alvarez versus Christian Mbilli undercard event.
The withdrawal comes amid heightened regional security issues, including suspended operations at Riyadh's airport and U.S. Embassy advisories regarding drone and missile threats. While Biyarslanov had already arrived in Saudi Arabia, Delgado's camp decided against traveling under those conditions, leaving organizers searching for potential solutions on fight week.
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