San Antonio lightweight and junior light welterweight contender "El Finito" Hector Tanajara's comeback has another hiccup. Tanajara was scheduled to fight Cuban Gold medalist and one of boxing's brightest prospects. Andy Cruz on the December 9th Regis Prorais- Devin Haney card in San Francisco. However, Tanajara, was forced to pull out due to an undisclosed injury. Tanajara has fought twice in the last 12 months while he fights to get back into the world title picture at either 135 or 140 pounds. He fought twice in his home city, stopping Antonio Meija last November, and returned this March and ourpointed Austin native Johnny Arellano. Tanajara suffered setbacks in 2021 and 2022, losing to William Zepeda and settling for a draw with Miguel Contreras in March 2022 before regrouping with trainer Robert Garcia and setting up a comeback that he has looked sharp in and has been successful in. Matchroom, the promoter of the Haney-Prograis card, has not announced a replacement for "El Finito".
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