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Nonito Donaire's Next Fight: Hand Injury Is Healing, May or June For Arce

Nonito Donaire won't miss significant time with his hand injury. (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images)

RingTV.com reports that Nonito Donaire's hand injury from Saturday night's win over Wilfredo Vazquez Jr is healing up, and that the fighter should be ready to go again by May or June, a pretty standard layoff.

From manager Cameron Dunkin:

"Nonito's hand's good. There are no breaks. He cut a vein, and what happened is that the vein was rubbing against the wrap inside of his gloves, and the vein swelled up into a blood blister and it popped. And that's why the vein swelled up and it popped. According to his doctor, that caused a lot of pain."

Donaire's wraps on his left hand were soaked in blood after the fight, leaving many to wonder exactly what type injury it was after it was reported that he suffered no fractures.

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Donaire's next fight will be against Jorge Arce, barring an upset loss by Arce when he rematches Lorenzo Parra on February 18. The Donaire vs Arce fight has been in the works for months now, dating back to October, even prior to Donaire's final fight at 118 pounds, a win over Omar Narvaez.

It is perhaps possible that Donaire vs Arce would be a good fit for the Pacquiao vs Bradley undercard on June 9, but there have been no public mentions of that even as an idea. Top Rank has plenty of PPV undercard options, and if HBO has strong interest in a Donaire vs Arce fight by itself, it wouldn't make sense to put it on the PPV undercard, since it won't have any legitimate impact on the amount of buys or anything like that, and Top Rank and the fighters would get a lot more money having their own show.

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June 9th

make it happen BOB!!!

"Heaven doesn’t want me and hell is afraid I will take over". - Bobby Czyz

by PhinsAllDay on Feb 8, 2012 7:50 PM EST reply actions  

Parra style is tailor made to trouble Arce. I thought he won there first fight pretty clearly. The draw was a gift for Arce. I’m hoping Parra gives Arce the same type of trouble he gave him in there first fight but this time actually gets the win. I’ve always loved Arce. And that’s the reason I want him to lose to Parra. Arce-Donaire would of been good a couple of years ago. When Donaire first came into the spotlight. Now it’s a scheduled execution. Ain’t trying to watch that. So I’m hoping Parra gets the win. But that might backfire. Wouldn’t put it pass them to set up Donaire-Parra

by Eugene Banks on Feb 8, 2012 7:53 PM EST reply actions  

Exactly how I feel. I do not want to see Arce, a natural junior fly, get destroyed by Donaire. Arce is tailor made for Donaire, and keeps the Donaire hype train going.

by 36_chambers_ofdeatH on Feb 8, 2012 8:34 PM EST up reply actions  

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