Serhii Bohachuk Vs. Mykal Fox: Conflict of 154 LB Set for May 17 in Los Angeles

Mykal Fox says he will take advantage of his altitude advantage over the former temporary junior champion of WBC Serhii Bohachuk in their fight next month on May 17 in Los Angeles.

The 6’3 ″ fox (24-4-5 ko) was chosen as an opponent for Bohachuk (25-2, 24 ko) for their fight for compassion. Fox says this is his debut at 154, and Serhii is evaluated as the top of the list of fighters with whom he will face.

The difficult struggle for Mykal, 29, is to go in weight because he has no power or path to say that this is a winning struggle.

Bohachuk was ranked first at 154 WBC, and his only defeats came against Vergil Ortiz Jr. by a questionable decision of the majority in the 12th round last year, and Brandon Adams eighth with a knockout 2021.

“I’ll just take over the former temporary world champion in my debut of 154. From now on, he beat Serhii Bohachuk. I don’t know if it will be a one -time. We will see how my body feels in the fight for the night. BOKS MILLCITYTalking about whether he would return to the Veterans Division after faces Serhii Bohachuk on May 17th.

Fox’s height plan

“He can fight. He has long hands and he likes to put pressure. Some of his advantages, they can cope with his height and everything, he will not have these advantages. He has a huge set of skills. This is one thing I will have to worry about being fighting a high level,” Fox said.

The power of the piercing of Bohachuka is what Fox needs to do. He doesn’t mention him in this interview, but that’s the main problem. Bohachuk will hit him hard and has a better power than anyone he faced in professional ranks.

“This one is definitely the highest,” Mykal said when asked where he evaluated Bohachuka with all the guys he had fought with before. “He was a world champion or a temporary world champion. This is definitely the biggest name in my CV. He is #1 on the list.”

Mykal’s hardest fighting

– Egidijus Kavaliauskas
– Gabriel Maestre
– Luke Santamaria

Fight

“Vergil (Ortiz) showed, we all hit hard here,” Fox said of Bohachuk’s fight against Vergil Ortiz Jr. August 10 last year. “He is (Vergil Jr.) The big guy, but in 154, it’s balanced a little more. We’ll be outside in La.

“I think they will come out and make a lot of pressure. Probably a little more pressure than he used to work, because he has to get a little closer. I have an advantage in a height of four inches. So, much that she usually does, may have to sell a little more to get away.

“He is a skilled fighter, but the plan is to get him into some big counter-onrs. If I can get it in a middle-aged range, I can then use it,” Fox said about Bohachuk.