Eddie Hearn states that Andy Cruz will be champion IBF -au next two duels

Eddie Hearn says that Andy Cruz will be the world champion “in the next two fights” after defeating Hirorori Mishiro tonight at the Eliminator of the IBF title and then Champion Raymond Muratalla.

The best rank will not be happy to hear Hearno’s prediction that Cruz detronized his fighter Muratalla, because he was only recently raised into the status of a full champion. They hope that Muratalla will have a long kingdom as champion IBF, but they did not realize that the gold medal of Olympic Olympic Olympics Cruz would be his obligatory.

Cruz’s eliminator of the title tonight

Cruz (5-0, 2 ko) fights against Mishir (17-1-1, 6 Kos) in the main support in 12 rounds on the Richardson Hitchins Vs. George Cambosos Jr. at the Madison Square Garden Theater in New York. Tonight’s event will be aired He lives on a givenStarting from 19:00 et. Cruz will try to steal the play of Hitchins, which is a pure boxer and is unlikely to step on the gas against Cambos in the main event.

“Andy got the final eliminator this weekend, and then for Muratall to be obliged to IBF a light title. So Andy will be a world champion in the next two fights,” said Eddie Hearn to HUB TV fights About Andy Cruz. “Maybe he’s very comfortable at the 135th for now.”

“Andy Cruz just had to win the fight to get his goal in IBF lightly.”

Mishiro has not struggled with any notable opposition throughout his career, and he will take a big step in the class with fighters facing Japan. IBF gave him a ladder #5, which does not make much sense when he looks at his weak resume.

Cruz and Hearn hoped he would get a hit in the fight against Keyshawn Davis for his WBO light title, but missed the weight last Friday and after that the belt was taken away. He has now discovered that he will fight at 140.