On Thursday, Devin Haney and Ryan Garcia agreed to a high-stakes bet for their super lightweight fight, with each owing $500,000 for every pound over the 140-pound contracted weight. At the weigh-in, Garcia was visibly over, weighing 143.2 pounds, while Haney made weight at 140 pounds. Haney confirmed Garcia’s breach of the agreement, indicating he’s $1.5 million richer as a result. Despite Garcia’s infraction, the fight will proceed, but he won’t be eligible to win Haney’s WBC World Super Lightweight championship due to his failure to make weight.
Puerto Rico, Chile and Costa Rica Lead Latin America in Life Expectancy
Puerto Rico has the highest life expectancy in Latin America, according to a new ranking based on the latest United Nations population estimates. The Caribbean island leads the region with an average life expectancy of 82.3 years, followed closely by Chile at 81.7...






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