Andy Cruz faced Hirorora Mishiro, Eddie Hearn, for IBF Lightweight Shot Shot Shot

Andy Cruz has the opportunity to conclude as a must for champion in the lightweight category of IBF Raymond Muratalla if the winner is in his IBF title of eliminator against Hirorora Mishiro this Saturday, June 14th. Cruz (5-0, 2 ko) faces Mishir (17-1-1, 6 Kos) at the Madison Square Garden Theater in New York. The event will be shown to give.

Cruz: Better than the main event

Andy Cruz Vs. Hirorori Mishiro is the main support in 12 rounds on the Richardson Hitchins Vs. George Cambosos Jr. Some fans claim that this should be the main event, because Cruz is a far better talent than an unusual pleasant, Hitchina and pale former counter, Cambosos.

Muratalla (23-0, 17 ko) is elevated to the full status of IBF champion after retirement Vasily Lomachenko. He will now have to deal with Andy Cruz as his mandatory opponent if the Cuban star wins on Mishir on Saturday.

Muratalla will not leave his IBF title, but he may not end well if he faces Cruz. It will probably stop the title against Cruz as long as possible. IBF will give Muratalli for 9 to 12 months to defend from Andy before moving to take it off.

Salcido: Muratalline Style Gemini

In the last Cruz fight, he beat a similar fighter as Muratalla, the great perpetrator Omar Salcid, on January 25, approached the exclusion excluded in his homeland victory from a unanimous decision in 10 rounds. Salcido was a pure copy of Muratalla in terms of power and style of struggle. He looked helpless against Cruz.

Hearn Fasting Andy Cruz

Cruz has been avoided since turning to the professional after winning the gold medal of the 2020 Olympic Medal. Against Keyshawn Davis. The way Kuban’s talent Cruz educated Keyshawn in that fight made him slip into Pro -red. Cruz was wise to sign with the promoter Eddie Hearn, who quickly followed him to get him this IBF title eliminator after only five fights. Hearn believes Cruz is only a “A couple of fights” away from the challenge for the world title.

It is questionable why IBF gave Mishiro #5 ranked with their organization, as his victories came against exclusively smaller opponents. There is no victory in Mishir’s eight -year resume that went against a combat fighter. In 2023, Mishiro lost to a fighter named Min Ho Jung (19-5-2, 5 Kos).

Mishir’s last six opponents

– Hinat Marut
– Kazuaki Miyamoto
– Shuma clutched
– Hiromasa Urakawa
– Yongchao Sheng
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It doesn’t look good because Mishiro will go against Cruz on Saturday night. Unless Mishiro shows some hidden talent that has been locked all his career, it will lose badly.