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The Internet Is Freaking Out Not Because Selena Gomez And The Weeknd Were Kissing, But Because They Made Out By A Basurero

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By January 12, 2017 at 12:49 pm

Photos of The Weeknd and Selena Gomez getting close have recently hit the Internet and people just can’t even. But, people’s reaction has nothing to do with the alleged relationship. Instead, people are wondering what the heck they were doing behind a dumpster…

Selena Gomez and The Weeknd were caught getting close recently and people have just one question.


Who even meets by the dumpster anymore?


?

Legit, it’s the first thing people are noticing when they look at the pictures.


Tbh, the dumpster is kind of stealing the thunder here.


Avert your eyes. Just a little dumpster kiss. Nothing to make note of.

It’s being compared to some elementary school antics.


“5th grade.” #DECEASED

There is so much confusion as people grapple for an answer.


It’s okay, @HeatherStorm959. Sometimes you just need to roll with the punches.

Seriously. The people deserve to know.


Maybe there will be a press conference by the dumpster this weekend. (Get it?)

You might think this is a rhetorical question, but there is too much interest to just ignore it.


Has anyone started #DumpsterGate?

One clever Twitter user might have figured out why the dumpster made it’s cameo: to break the Internet.


So far, it’s the most solid explanation yet.


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De La Hoya, Chavez Jr. And Canelo Trade Tweets About Possible Fight

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De La Hoya, Chavez Jr. And Canelo Trade Tweets About Possible Fight

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By Omar Villegas January 12, 2017 at 1:10 pm

Just a few years ago, fans of Mexican boxing were engaged in a heated debate: who would follow in the footsteps of Julio Cesar Chavez to become Mexico’s next great boxing icon? In one corner, there was Chavez’s son, Julio Cesar Chavez Jr., a confident yet raw fighter whose pedigree was undeniable. In the other corner was Saúl “Canelo” Alvarez, a prodigious pugilist who was steadily climbing the ranks after turning pro at 15. As each fighter’s profile grew, fans began calling for Chavez Jr. and Canelo to fight each other and settle the question of who would be Mexico’s “next big thing.”

Unfortunately, Chavez Jr.’s career plateaued. After losing to Sergio Martinez in 2012, Chavez Jr. tested positive for marijuana use. He was suspended for nine months and ever since, he’s been criticized for lacking discipline — even by his own father.

Alvarez’s star continued to rise, leading to a much-hyped fight with Floyd Mayweather Jr. in 2013. Despite losing to Mayweather, Canelo has maintained his status as one of boxing’s brightest stars.

Boxing fans were hoping to see a bout between Canelo and Genaddy Golovkin, a heavy puncher from Kazakhstan considered one of boxing’s best. But if you follow boxing, you know the best fights don’t always happen at the right moment. Instead of Golovkin, it appears Canelo has Chavez Jr. in his sights.

Chavez Jr. says he’s game but recently tweeted that he hasn’t been offered a contract.


“I’m waiting for them to send me the contract for the fight but I haven’t received it. I’ve said ‘yes’ to everything @GoldenBoyBoxing,” wrote Chavez.

Oscar De La Hoya, founder of Golden Boy Promotions, says Chavez Jr. is full of it.

Then Canelo got into the fray, telling Chavez Jr. that his promoter is treating him like a child.


“@jcchavezjr1 don’t let them treat you like a child, your people have had the contract since yesterday, sign it so we can make the fight happen,” wrote Canelo.

Chavez Jr. fired back by saying he didn’t want Canelo to hype things up and then duck him, like he did with Genaddy Golovkin.


“@Canelo the people know what you tried to do with another fighter and it was unfair… you didn’t want to fight him. You need to have humility,” wrote Chavez Jr.

Just last year, the two were posing for pictures together. This year, they may face off in the ring.


Who’s telling the truth? Who knows. According to the Los Angeles Times, De La Hoya is currently suing Chavez Jr.’s promoter, Al Haymon, over “monopolistic practices,” which could explain why there appears to be a miscommunication between the two camps. Maybe it’s all just fabricated drama to hype the fight. If the fight does take place, it will be scheduled for May 6, with Las Vegas as the frontrunner to host the bout.


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