Will Croford’s style be enough to win in 168?

Endi Ruiz Junior, former heavyweight champion, says Tirins Croford will find it difficult to reach 168 for the first time for the first time to challenge Canilo Alvarez to his super weight championship on September 13 at the Algaitan Stadium in Las Vegas.

“It might be difficult for Cruford because it will be the first time that he has been fighting in 168,” said Andy Ruiz Junior. A little giant boxing.

“Canelo was good in slipping and confrontation,” Ruiz Junior said.

This is a very big battle for Croford to be given the gesture by judges if it is moving all night, “making the battle difficult” for Caneo. On September 13, the competitive spirit in which Nebraska should be a citizen, on September 13, to defeat Canilo.

In the last battle of the Crawford program against the WBA medium weight hero, Eserrill Madimov on August 3 of last year, he turned the tables on it, attacked and exceeded in the second half of the battle. Croford should follow the same scheme against Canilo.

“I think the pressure and confrontation he is doing,” Ruiz said. “It is really a spot inside that episode.”

Caneo puts himself in a position that allows him to fall in large shots or two, which he often needs to win the rounds. Crafford will need to stand on home and fight, and the Caneo match with power clips. If Canelo is the only person who punches power, he will win an easy decision as in his battle against Jeremmel Charlow, the former hero who has an indisputable 154 pounds.