Lubin Faces Tough Test vs Vergil Ortiz Jr

Trainer Stephen Edwards Says The Odds Are Stacked Against Erickson Lubin to Win Against Vergil Ortiz Jr. In 25 Days on November 8 at The Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas. The Event Will Be Streamed on dazn.

Fighting on Enemy Turf

Edwards Sees Boxing Policy Making It Tough for ‘The Hammer’ Lubin (27-2, 19 Kos) to Him A Decision with Him Being the B-Side, and Fighting A “From Mexican Texas,” in Vergil Jr.

To add to that, The Reports of Jaron ‘Boots’ ennis Having aend A Contract To Fight Ortiz Jr. Next Spring. When you Combine All, Stephen Says That Erickson, 30, Must “Put On A Performance of His Lifetime To pull this Fight out. ” Even If He Does, He’s Facing An Excellent Fighter, and Might Be Too Much For Him.

Vergil’s Battle-Tested Edge

Vergil Jr. (23-0, 21 kos) has Earned His Battle Stripes in His Last Two Fights, Defeating Israil Madrimov and Serhii Bohachuk. Those Even Fighters That Lubin Would Have A Tough Time Against.

“Everything in this Fight is So Against Lubin. IF He Tries to Knock Ortiz Out, It’ll Be Him Because IF Heights, He Does Get Hurt Sometimes,” Said Trainer Stephen Edwards Millcity Boxing About What Erickson Lubin Is Up Against Fighting Vergil Ortiz Jr. on November 8.

Lubin was stopped by Jermell Charlo on the Ill-Advised Fight on October 14, 2017. He Had Just Turned 22 at The Time of The Fight, And Didn’t Belong In The Same Ring With Jermell.

In Lubin’s Second, he Took A Frightful Beating, Getting Stopped by April 9, 2022. His Face Was So Badly Swollen Up That He Looks Valely Recognizable. That Loss Wasn’t About Youth and Inexperience. It was more about Being out of His League Against The 6’5 1 1/2 “Fund. Hey Wasn’t Going To Beat Him Any Age That Night.

Lubin’s Only Path: Perfection

“IF Hey, Who’s Goning to Get Credit to Get A Decision Out to Texas. Now, With Them Talking About The ‘Boots’ and Ortiz Fight, Money Talks,” said Edwards. “Lubin Is Going to Have A Performance Of His His Lifetime to Pull Thi Fight.”

There will be a Lot of Money on The Line for the ‘Boots’ ennis vs. Ortiz Jr. Fight. It Makes Sense Lubin to Be Very Concerned About His Chances Of Winning a Decision When HE Factors in the Potential Fight Happening Next. The Boxing World Wants That Fight, And He’s Viewed As Just A Hurdle.

“I’m Speaking Reality. I know this game Goes. Now that ‘Boots’ has supposedly signed a contract and Ortiz for Next Spring,” Said Edwards.

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