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Teofimo Lopez ringwalk hailed by fans after it included sword swallowers, bearded lady and boxer dressed as ringmaster


TEOFIMO LOPEZ retained his WBO super-lightweight world title with a controversial win over Jamaine Ortiz on Thursday.

The 26-year-old put on a show in Las Vegas – in more ways than one.

Teofimo Lopez walked out into the arena dressed like a ringmasterCredit: Sky Sports boxing
Lopez had a circus-themed ringwalk with a juggler and some clownsCredit: Sky Sports boxing
A sword swallower was also involvedCredit: Sky Sports boxing
He walked out to ‘The Greatest Show’Credit: Sky Sports boxing

Fans branded his extravagant ringwalk as “the best of 2024” after he acquired the services of a CIRCUS.

Lopez, who was dressed as a ringmaster, walked out to ‘The Greatest Show’ from hit movie ‘The Greatest Showman’.

And he was surrounded by different circus acts – including a sword swallower, a juggler and two clowns on stilts.

Boxing fans were left stunned by his incredible entrance, with one person tweeting: “Teofimo Lopez with a spectacular ring walk. This is what will draw more fans to the sport!”

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Another added: “TEOFIMO LOPEZ IS WINNING THE BEST RING WALK OF 2024.”

A third wrote: “What a ring walk by Teofimo Lopez 🤣.”

While a fourth commented: “This was entertaining!”

Lopez won by unanimous decision, with the judges scoring the bout 117-111, 115-113, 115-113.

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After the fight, he said: “I am champion. I am king. Glory is next for me. None of these guys want to fight me.

“I’ll fight (Terence) Crawford at a catchweight. I’m here. I’m ready. I’ve always been ready.

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“I’m younger, prettier, and a two-time unified champion at 25.”

The ring walk included a bearded lady


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