Raphael Espinoza wants to face Noya Enoye

Divino Espinoza (26-0, 22 KOS) is made the third defense for the WBO title in the weight of the feather tonight when Edward Vaskuiz (17-2, 4 KOS) takes on T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. The joint match is due to the return of Naoya inoue to America when it takes the game Ramon Cardenas. Four years have passed since Ioye’s last time in the United States; Tonight, fans will get the monster to watch closely.

Espinoza is a long feather weight in 6’1 and is the longest feather weight in history. It somehow managed to make the maximum 126 pounds, over and over again. He highlighted his opponents and knows how to take advantage of his size in his favor. The box can from the outside and use its arrival or 74 -inch tree inside. A warrior in the heart, tends to choose the latter, preferring to stay in the pocket and its fight. It is a multi -dimensional boxer that makes the attack attack difficult for opponents to defend it. For each compubox, he throws approximately 70.2 punches per round and lands 24.6 percent of his total punches. He has the power in both arms. Divino has a knockout rate of 84.6 percent, and the night in T-Mobile in Cinco De Mayo Weekend, and will look at it.

When asked about the attack plan tonight, Raphael said the following, “To win, to win, win, this is my plan. Mental, I am always thinking about victory. Enter the ring, and the strategy I practice, change it depending on how to play the battle. I always focus on finding a way to win.” Divino is not defeated and has not yet tasted defeat. Although he was tested in his first tournament match against Robeisy Ramirez, he was flexible and persistent despite his early decline. Espinoza beat a knockout and returned with revenge. He threw nearly 1,000 punching in the battle, the overwhelming Ramirez late, and managed to score a knockout in the twelfth round, and seize the WBO title.

Naoya inoue is the undisputed champion of feather Junior. He talked about moving to the weight of the feather in the near future, which means that it can cross the paths with Divino. When asked about the potential match, Espinoza showed great attention and said the following: “Of course, it will be a battle, that would give me … as a Mexican boxing … Divino wants to make history and wants to remember a Mexican boxing legend. The ability to secure a fight against the boxer on the pound list against a pound will give him the opportunity to earn

An advantage towards this goal. Due to both patterns, it will produce a fight full of movement that will have great interest. With both fighters under the same promotional company, the first rank, this will make the road to negotiations easier.

Rafael Espinoza interview