Love fails drug test after Rosado win
Mayweather Promotions fighter J'Leon Love failed his post-fight drug test from his May 4 win over Gabriel Rosado in Las Vegas.
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Mayweather-Guerrero officials selected
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Chavez Jr planning May return
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