Why Andy Cruz is the property of the light section of the weight: aims to control Micero to challenge the IBF champion Raymond Moratala

Endi Cruz, who won the Olympic Gold Medal, Andy Cruz, says he is “ready for war” in a 12 -way IBF’s light deodorant against Heronori Michairo on Saturday, June 14, at the theater in Madison Square Garden, New York City. This battle can steal the display on the Richardson Hitchens card against George Cambusos Junior on Dazen.

Cruz vs. Mishiro Eliminator

Andy Cruz wants to provide Masterclass performance to make a statement by controlling 5’9 1/2 ″ Mishiro to allow the IBF lightweight IBF hero Raymond Moratala knows the next. If this competition occurs after that, Cruz will fight for a world title in its seventh battle only as a professional. This is rarely, as promoters tend to develop their fighters before they are placed in the positions of the world title.

Andy Cruz: The humble king

Andy has not been discussed much because of his five -year -old journey, but many boxing fans believed to be the next king of the 135 pounds department. Cruz has the skills of defeating the MURATALLA Lightweight, Shakur Stevenson and GERVONAA DAVIS. It only needs the opportunity to fight them. I see Andy Cruz is the property of the light department.

He has more talent than any current heroes, especially the weakest link, Shakur. The competitor Abdullah Mason is not in the same league as Cruz as well. We hope the first rank will be wise enough to keep Mason away from Cruz as they did with Kishon Davis. It should be protected from the Cuban wolf.

Cruz tried to tempt the WBO Cheyshawn Davis to fight him, but he did not want any part of his mixing with him after losing four times in front of Cuban talents in amateurs. Davis, a self -named businessman, chose to leave the 135 -pound section instead of staying around him and may lose a fifth time in front of Cruz.

Mishiro Challenge: Uns

It is difficult to get a good scale at the level of Mishiro’s talent because its opposition is arid for the known names. It is a classic definition of the fighter who has grown in the ambiguity of his professional profession for eight years in Japan.

It is excellent for Mishiro to have a chance to fight in the IBF’s title against Cruz, but it is not in perfect circumstances. Mishiro is thrown on wolves here, and is placed with Cruz, because he has no one in his autobiography to prepare for this type of fighting.