After his victory by technical knockout against Rolly Romero and the Mexican Isaac “El Pitbull” Cruz are in the horns of the moon, not only do they already have the Super Lightweight world title, but they already even have their own corrido and many are already considering them the best Mexican boxer in the world. present.
Everyone is talking about Pitbull Cruz and La Opinión Today is no exception, for this we spoke with our colleague Ricardo López Juárez, sports editor of La Opinión.
“The Mexican boxing that took place last weekend was one of its best in many months, maybe even years, it had four good victories for Mexican boxers highlighting Pitbull Cruz’s knockout against Rolando “El Rolly” Romero, but also Óscar Valdez returned to the top by beating Liam Wilson. Interim WBO super featherweight champion. Later Julio César “El Rey” Martínez won a great battle against Venezuelan Angelino Córdoba to retain his flyweight title of the World Boxing Council and also Zurdo Ramírez Gilberto De Sinaloa became the first Mexican to be Cruiserweight champion by winning by decision to Arsen Goulamirian, Armenian fighter, that fight in Los Angeles, so a great weekend, there are currently 11 Mexicans as world champions in men’s boxing”, Ricardo López Juárez
Manny Pacquiao congratulates Pitbull Cruz for becoming world champion: “True warrior”
Manny Pacquiao, former eight-division world champion, congratulated Isaac ‘Pitbull’ Cruz for become world champion after knocking out Rolando ‘Rolly’ Romero at the T-Mobile in Las Vegas and assured that he is a “true warrior.”
In a statement cited by Phil Star GlobalPacquiao expressed that this achievement of Pitbull Cruz It is the result of years of sacrifices and trainingwhich is why it is proud to have the now Mexican super lightweight monarch of the World Boxing Association (WBA) in its promoter.
“I am proud to see the Mexican Isaac ‘Pitbull’ Cruz rise to the occasion to become world champion. (Pitbull Cruz) is the epitome of a true hard-working warrior. “His boxing skills, power and speed are the result of years of sacrifices in training and learning,” said the Filipino.
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