Bruce Carrington on The Brink: WBC Interim Featherweight title Shot vs. Mateus Heita

Bruce Carrington Says HE’s The World Title Shot “Heading Into His 12-Round Fights The WBC Interim Featherweight Title Haita This Saturday, July 26 at The Madison Square Garden in New York City.

Carrington (15-0, 9 kos) Is annoyed that none of the Champions in the 126-LB Division even showing interest in Fighting Him. At 28, He’s Not Young for a contender Who Has Yet to Fight for a World title. He Can’t Afford To Wait Much Longer, As He Appears To Be Struggling to Meet The 126-LB Limit.

Weight Cut Struggles

This Week, Carrington has looked in drained taking off the Weight’s Weigh-in for The Heigh-in for Fight. You Can Told From His Drawn Appearance That’s Taken A Lot Out of Him, Cutting The Last Few Pounds. It’s Obvious That Carrington Needs to Move Up to 130 (Super Featherweight) Soon.

“I’m on The Brink Of a World Opportunity, And I’m Going To Kick The Door Down Ther Performance,” Said Bruce Carrington FighthypeTalking About His Fight on Saturday Against Mateus. “Most of These Guys Are Relatively New Champions. So, they Kind of Want to Milk (Featherweight title). It’s a Smart Business Move, But You Stopping My Money.

Saturday’s Carrington vs. Heita Fight Will Be The WBC Interim Featherweight title. If Carrington Can Capture That Belt, He has a Chance of the WBC Eventually Ordering The Title Clash Between Him and The Champion, Stephen Fulton. Other Than That, Carrington Will Continue to be ignored and avoided by The Four Belt-Holders in The Division. He’s Too Dangerous For His Own Good, And Not Popular For Them To Them To Overlook The Risk Involved in Fighting Him.

“Him Talking Some Smack Up There Gave Me The Extra Fuel That I Needed to Go In There and Have An Even More Aggressive Mentality,” Said Carrington. “It’s Going To Be Something for The Fans To Watch.”

Heita’s Threat

Not Much Is Known About Heita To Tell HE’s A NO. The WBC Him Ranked at # 11, But the Only Sanctioning Body That Him in Their Top 15. That’s Generally A Signal That Heita Isn’t Viewed As A Good Talent. It Might Not Matter. If he can’t punch and is aggressive, He’s got a Chance of Beating Carrington.

“I’ve Added Deep-Sea Workouts. Said Carrington.

Segawa Fight Impact

Using Deep-Sea, Breath-Holding Exercises Isn’t Going To Much for Carrington, 26, If He Can’t Fight Better Than He Did September Against Sulaiman Segawa. He was out-punched by Segava and Lost The Fight in The Eyes of Many Boxing Fans. The Judges Gave Carrington A Controversial 10-Round Majority Decision Against The Ugandan segawa, but he looked the Loser. Best, The Fight Should Have Be Scored A Draw.

What We saw in the Carrington-Segawa Fight is That Carrington Struggles When HE Faces An Aggressive Fighter Who ThroS Back At Him, and has decent power. On Saturday, Heita Is Going To Be Putting Of Pressure on Carrington, and Could Be A Problem for the New Yorker If he hasn’t Improved Semce Fight.