Roach Eyes 140-LB Takeover After Pitbull Cruz Fight

Lamont Roach Predicts That He’s Going To Make a “Great Statement” While Dethhroning WBC Interim Light Wellterweight Champion Isaac ‘Pitbull’ Cruz on December 6th in Their Headliner Amazon Prime PPV.

Roach (25-1-2, 10 Kos) Says His Victory Over Cruz (28-3-1, 18 Kos) Will Resault in the Other Fighters at 140 Wanting to Fight Him. Even IF Don’t, He States He Can Use The WBC Interim Title to Force to The Winner of the Subriel Matias Vs. Dalton Smith Clash.

From 130 to 140: Chassing Bigger Fights

Roach didn’t go whether he’s Going to Float Among The 140, 135, and 130-LB Divisions, Trying to Hustle Whatever Fight Pays The Most. He Still Holds The WBA Super Featherweight title, which He has ever defended in 16 months. It’s Realistic to Assume That The WBA Will Strip Roach Soon to His Abandoning HIS title.

Cruz vs. Roach is headlining at The Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Texas. There’s No Word Yet on The Price For Prime Video PPV, But It’s Likely to Be Around $ 74.99. For a Lot of Fans, They Won’t Be Paying That Kind Of PRICE to Watch Cruz Defend HIS Interim WBC Light Wellterweight title. That’s not even a full belt, and roach isn’tanked at 140 or 135.

“It’ll be a great statement. Obviously, they look at me at me, ‘Oh, He’s a Smaller Guy Coming Up.’ SO, They Might Be Eager to Fight Me, “Said Lamont Roach During Today’s Press ConferenceTalking About How the 140-LB Division’ll Look at Him Following His Clash Against Isaac ‘Pitbull’ Cruz.

Pitbull’s Relentless Pressure

If Cruz Applies The Kind of Pressure He Did His Fights Against Omar Salcido. Angel Fierrero and Rolando ‘Rolly’ Romero, He’ll Defeat Roach. He hits Too Hard and Never Stops Attacking. Those Are The Type Of Fighters That Roach Struggles.

“When I Win This Fight December 6th, I’m in the WBC Champion Subriel Matias, and the Other Champions Will Be Looking Me, ‘Hey, Maybe We Fight Lamont Roach If We Don’t Have Anything Lined Up.’ I Want To Prove That I’m Best Fighters in The World, “Said Roach.

In Roach’s Last Fight Against Tank Davis, He didn’t look Like One of the “The Best Fighters in the World.” He resembled a finesse fighter No power, Who Took Advantage Of Tank’s Low Punch Output to Get A Draw. Davis Landed The Much Harder, Cleaner Shots Throughout Fight. What Kept Him From Winning Is He didn’t Throw the Way He Needed.

Gervonta’s success during His career has been attributed to His Ability to Knock Out Opponents With His Powerful Punches. He Never Had To Wear His Opposition Down With Punches of Accumulation. Against Roach, He Could Take Him Out With His Best Shots, But He Did Land A Lot. Roach Hung in There Due To His Punch Resistance and Wound Up Doing An Enough To Get A Draw.

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