Eddie Hearn’s Fast-Tracked Andy Cruz Faces Hironori Mishiro for Ibf Lightweight title Shot Opportunity

Andy Cruz to Lock Himself in As the Mandator Lightweight Champion Raymond Muratalla IBF title Eliminator Hironator Mishiro This Saturday, June 14th. Cruz (5-0, 2 kos) Faces Mishiro (17-1-1, 6 kos) at Madison Square Garden Theater in New York. The Event Will Be Dazn on Shown.

Cruz: Better Than Main Event

Andy Cruz vs. Hironori Mishiro is the 12-round Chief Support Bout on The Richardson Hitchins vs. George Cambosos Jr. Card. Some Fans Would Arguh Should Be The Main Event Because Cruz is a Far Better Talent Than The Non-Crowd Pleaser, Hitchins, And The Fading Ex-Champion, Cambosos.

Muratalla (23-0, 17 kos) Was Elevated to Full IBF Champion Status Following Vasily Lomachenko’s Retirement. Now, He May Have With Andy Cruz As His Mandatory Opponent If the Cuban Star Wins on Saturday Against Mishiro.

Muratalla Won’t Vacate His IBF Title, But It Might Not End Well for Him If He Does Face Cruz. He’s Likely Going To Stall The Title Defense Against Cruz For As Long Aspsible. The IBF Will Give Muratalla 9 to 12 months to defend Against Andy Before They Move To Strip Him.

Salcido: Muratalla’s Style Twin

In Cruz’s Last Fight a similar fighter to Muratalla, The Big Puncher Omar Salcido, On January 25th, Coming Close to Pitching a LopSided 10-rounded Unanimous Decision Win. Salcido Was Pure Copy of Muratalla Terms of Power and Fighting Style. He looked helped Against Cruz.

Hearn Fast-Tracks Andy Cruz

Cruz has been avoided Since Turning Pro Following HIS 2020 Olympic Gold Medal Win Against Keyshawn Davis. The Way The Cuban Talent Cruz Schooled Keyhawn in That Fight Made Him A Success In The Pro Ranks. Cruz was Wise to Sign With Promoter Eddie Hearn, Who has Has Fast-Tracked Him to Get Him This Ibf Title Eliminator After Only Five Fights. Hearn Believes Cruz Is Just A “Couple of Fights” Away from Away Challenging for a World title.

It’s questionable Why The Ibf has given Mishiro A # 5 ranking with Their Organization, Because His Wins Have Come Against Exclusively Lesser Opponents. There’s Not One Win On Mishiro’s Eight-Year Resume That Went Against A Top-Tier Fighter. In 2023, Mishiro Lost to Fighter Named Min Ho Jung (19-5-2, 5 Kos).

Mishiro’s Last Six Opponents

– Hinata Maruta
– Kazuaki Miyamoto
– Shuma nakazato
– Hiromase Urakawa
– Yongchao Sheng
– my ho jung

It Doesn’t Look Good for Mishiro Going Up Against Cruz on Saturday Night. Unless Mishiro Shows Some Hidden Talent That He’s Kept Locked Away His Entire Career, He’s Going to Lose Badly.