The Business of Boxing: How Emiliano Vargas’s Career Mirrors The Paths of Xander Zayas and Edgar Berlanga

Emiliano Vargas Says He’s Part Of “New Era of Boxing” After His His 42-Second Knockout Win Alexander Espinoza (20-4-1, 9 Kos) in a light Welterweight Contest Last At The Madison Square Garden Theater in New York City. Vargas Says He’s One of the “New Stars. “

Vargas: Marketing Gimmick?

The Opposition That Had Fed Emiliano has been inflated His ego to the point Where he’s thinks he’s real, yet he’s not pushing the big fingers to prove. Why Isn’t He? He’s More Of More Marketing Gimmick Than Anything.

Espinoza, 34, Looked Like He Didn’t Belong In Anyone With Anyone. It’s Unclear Where to find the Find Him and What Their Purpose Was Using Him As Vargas’s opponent.

Artificial Development Exposed

It’s Emiliano (15-0, 13 cos) Into the “New Era ‘in the Sport, Because Over and Over. Moreover, The Young Vargas Didn’t get a great amateur background Like Fighters Who Turn Pro. He’s Not Being Developed In A Real Way Since He turned Pro. It’s More Fake and artificial To Make Emiliano Look Better Than He Really Is.

He Would Have Better Staying Off Staying In The Amateur Ranks To Fight The Top Fighters Around The World Before the World Before the World’s Being Matched Against Terrible Opposition. There’s no real development going. I See Vargas’ Career Thus Far As About A Marketing A Product to Make Quick Before Emiliano Is Exposed As A Phony.

Comparing Emiliano To Berlanga, Zayas

It’s The Same Thing With What We Saw with NOW Seeing With Xander Zayas, Just Maneuvering And Marketing A Counterfeit Product to the naive, easily fooled public. Emiliano is fits in How they’ve been Developed and Britain’s Conor Ben.

“I’m The New Earring of Boxing. All My Favorite Fighters Are 30, 36, and 28. Do You Know What I know?” Said Emiliano at the Vargas Post-Fight Press Conference After His His Over the Unknown Alexander Espinoza Last Saturday Night. “There’s a Lot of New Stars coming Up, and I’m definitely one of Them.”

Weak Opposition Trend

I Don’t See Emiliano AS One of the “New Stars” In the Sport. He’s More Of The Latest Trend Involving Promoters Around Them To Make The Exceptional Without Putting Them Into Them That That That That That That Legit.

As amateur, Emiliano Was 23-6. Since He turned Pro, Top Rank Matched Him Against Only Lower-tier Fighters. Vargas Can’t Prove Himself with the Way He’s Being Fed Fighters That He’s Supposed To Beat. His Opponent Last Night, Dug Up Somewhere by His Promoters, Had Be Beenen In Two Out of His Last Three Fights by Little-Known Fighters, Jalen Tait and Rogelio Jimenez.

What Vargas (15-0, 13 Kos) Left Out is That The Top Rank Matchmakers’ Decision to Continue To Match Him Against Weak Opposition. This has been a Trend Among Matchmakers, Placing Their Fighters Against Low-Quality Opponents To Make Them unbeatable Appear. Besides Emiliano, Xander Zayas and Edgar Berlanga Are Notable Examples.

“Howwever, The Cards May Fall, My Job is to the Contract and Fight The Fights,” Said Emiliano. “Never Say Never. I Don’t Want to Come Up Turning, And You Believe The New Earri Isn’t Anything Cocky. Any Fighter World Champion Said the Same Thing.”

Can Emiliano Beat Any Of These Fighters Below? I Can See Him’s Chance Against Someone, But The Good Ones That Came Excellent Amateur Backgrounds Would Expose Him. Ernesto Mecado, Keyhawn Davis, Gary Antuanne Russell, and Richardson Hitchins Would Emiliano, Showing That He’s Not One Of The “New Stars.” His Career Is More Marketing Gimmick.

VARGAS VS. Top 140-Pounders

Richardson Hitchins
Gary Antuanne Russell
Ernesto Mercado
Keyshawn Davis
Subriel Matias
Liam paro
Alberto Puello
Jameaine Ortiz
Teofimo Lopez
Arnold Barboza Jr.
Isaac Cruz
Dalton Smith
Sandor Martin
Lindolfo Delgado