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Navarrete says Valdez rematch will high their first combat


WHEN two Mexican fighters come collectively there’s a good likelihood followers will see one thing particular within the ring.

And Emanuel Navarrete, 38-2-1 (31 KOs), believes his upcoming rematch Oscar Valdez, 32-2 (24 KOs), on December 7 on the Footprint Centre in Phoenix will trump their first combat.

Navarrete defends his WBO tremendous featherweight in opposition to his compatriot 16 months on from their first battle which ‘Vaquero’ gained by unanimous choice. The Boxing Information report on their first Civil Battle carried the headline ‘Breathtaking’.

“I consider it will likely be a good higher combat as a result of we’re accustomed to each other,” Navarrete stated from his coaching camp. “That can result in extra exchanges and higher motion for the followers.”

“I’m working arduous as a result of I do know I need to push Valdez to his limits. The second half of the combat will likely be much less about method and extra about bodily coaching and who’s the very best ready to face up to the punches.”

Navarette’s return sees him again down at 130lbs after a failed try and win the WBO’s vacant light-weight strap in Might in opposition to Denys Berinchyk, 19-0 (9 KOs). The Ukrainian not solely maintained his unbeaten document however was a worthy winner as effectively. Navarrete could have misplaced his bid to turn into a four-weight world champion however hasn’t waved goodbye to 135lbs simply but.

“I do know what occurred in opposition to Berinchyk. Nothing was controversial about it, and I need to return to light-weight at some point. Once I combat at light-weight once more, I will likely be significantly better than I used to be in opposition to Berinchyk.”

John Anderson
John Andersonhttps://usdailysports.com
John Anderson is a seasoned sports journalist with over 15 years of experience covering the NFL, NBA, and MLB. A graduate of Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism, John has worked with ESPN, Sports Illustrated, and The New York Times. His insightful analysis and in-depth reporting have earned him multiple awards in sports journalism.

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