Rafael Espinoza defends the feather weighing title WBO 15 November

Raphael “Devino” Espinoza will provide a voluntary defense of his feather weight against Arnold Khajay (23-2-1, 14 Cos) on November 15 in San Luis Potosi, Mexico. The first rank places this event in cooperation with Zanfer Boxing.

UnderCard: Delgado vs. Valenzuela

• Lindolfo Delgado vs. Gabriel Gollaz Valenzuela – IBF Super Lightweight Title Eliminator
• Richard Torres Junior versus TBA – Heavyweight
• Emiliano Vargas vs. TBA – light weight

Salvador Rodriguez from ESPN Breaking the story on Espinoza defense against Khajay.

Divide the feather weight avoiding

Espinoza (27-0, 23 KOS) was avoided like plague by the best competitors and heroes in 126. In this way, it is understood why he was reduced to defense against 33-year-old Khegai instead of one of the fighters who were not defeated, such as Bruce Carrington, Nick Paul, and Agelu Liu.

If Khegai is good as you get Espinoza, you cannot blame the Mexican star to take this battle. It is better to do it from inactive sitting.

Khegai occupies a unanimous victory for eight rounds over the 43 -year -old WBA Superweight Solis champion on September 12, 2025, in Berlin, Germany. Before that, Khegai lost to Joet Gonzalez with a decision of 10 rounds on March 8, 2025, in Long Beach, California.

When Khegai rises against “Divino” Espinoza on November 15, this will be his third battle in 2025. This is impressive on this day and this age is a fighter.

Espinoza, 31, appeared great, recently, overcoming Edward Vazquism, Rubzi Ramirez X2, and Sergio Chirino Sanchez. The victories were on the robe of the Olympic Cuban Cuban medal twice, especially for 6’1 ″, as it was controlled in both battles.

Uncertain broadcasting

It is currently not known to any broadcasting platform that will show this event. Espinoza with Top Rank, and ended with ESPN on July 26, 2025.

If the event fails to show it in the United States, then the only positivity that can come from this is that at least an Espinoza does not face one of the top players whom the fans were paying for. There are at least five big names in 126 people wanted to go up against Espinoza.

Dan Ambrose has covered boxing since 2011, where he gave an insight into the largest sports battles.