Ryan Garcia and Teofimo Lopez are in advanced talks for a February 6 welterweight unification in New York or Las Vegas, according to Ring Magazine. The timing looks poor for…

Ryan Garcia and Teofimo Lopez are reportedly in advanced discussions for a welterweight unification bout targeted for February 6 in New York or Las Vegas. The proposed fight would feature Garcia's WBC belt against Lopez's WBA title at 147 pounds. However, the fight's status as a unification remains uncertain as Lopez awaits a ruling on his appeal regarding mandatory challenger Jack Catterall.
Lopez is attempting to bypass an inherited mandatory title defense against Catterall, who has stated he will not step aside. Boxing 24/7 Wire notes that planning the Garcia fight before the WBA's ruling makes Catterall's position awkward, as proceeding without an exemption could put Lopez's WBA championship at risk.
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