Former bantamweight world titleholder Randy Caballero signed a multiyear promotional contract to rejoin Golden Boy Promotions, the company announced Friday.Caballero (23-0, 14 KOs), 26, of Coachella, California, has been with Golden Boy since he made his professional debut in 2010 but had recently bec

Former bantamweight world titleholder Randy Caballero signed a multiyear promotional contract to rejoin Golden Boy Promotions, the company announced Friday.Caballero (23-0, 14 KOs), 26, of Coachella, California, has been with Golden Boy since he made his professional debut in 2010 but had recently become a free agent.Im very excited to be back with a great company like Golden Boy Promotions, Caballero said. We made a great team in the past by winning a world title, and Im sure we will have a great future together. I will soon become a two-time world champion. Thank you to the Golden Boy team.In October 2014, Caballero traveled to Monte Carlo and won a unanimous decision against Englands Stuart Hall to win a vacant bantamweight world title.Caballero never defended the title. He was supposed to make his first defense against Alberto Guevara in February 2015, but Caballero had to have surgery to remove a large cyst from his ankle and the fight was canceled.Then his first defense was scheduled against interim titlist Lee Haskins, of England, in November 2015 on the Canelo Alvarez-Miguel Cotto undercard in Las Vegas. But Caballero was 5? pounds overweight and stripped of the title, and Haskins was elevated to full titleholder.After being out of the ring for 16 months, Caballero returned as a featherweight and stopped Ruben Garcia Hernandez in the seventh round on Feb. 5 and has not fought since.We have always believed in Randy Caballero as he has tremendous talent and the drive to become an elite fighter, Golden Boy CEO Oscar De La Hoya said. Randy is a young fighter with time on his side, and I know he will continue to work hard and rise up to become a world champion once again. 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Im doing jiu-jitsu and kickboxing and stuff like that, and I feel 100 percent.Bryan made his return to WWE television in recent months as a color commentator on the WWE Cruiserweight Classic and, most prominently, as the on-screen general manager of SmackDown Live. But it was a heated argument he had with The Miz during an appearance last week on the WWE Networks Talking Smack show that had social media buzzing.@WWEDanielBryan says @MikeTheMiz wrestles like a coward. And the IC Champ explodes on #TalkingSmack! #SDLive https://t.co/hgarcKmuj4- WWE Network (@WWENetwork) August 24, 2016Considering The Mizs use of real-life events surrounding Bryans retirement in his rant, fans were questioning whether portions of the segment were a shoot -- a direct attack on elements of Bryans life. They were also wondering whether it could be the opposite, servving as the beginning of WWE planting seeds, storyline-wise, for Bryans eventual return.ddddddddddddWith Talking Smack, essentially a postgame show for Tuesdays SmackDown Live, featuring a very unscripted and loose feel, Bryan said he knew very little about what The Miz was going to say when he joined the desk backstage.I just knew that Miz was going to come up and we were going to banter back and forth, Bryan said. But Miz and I have known each other for a long time, and we really know how to get at each others nerves. I brought up the idea that he wrestled like a coward. He knows I dont like the way he wrestles. I just dont like it. Its not my thing. 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