By Felix Jesus Mendoza
The Mexican boxer Armando Reséndiz prepares to defend his world crown on May 2 at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. On the eve of this confrontation, the boxer has responded to comments about the difference in trajectory compared to his rival, his compatriot Jaime Munguia.
Although his opponent has a longer resume, the nicknamed Toro Reséndiz maintains that the previous experience of other rivals It has not been an impediment to achieving his sporting goals.
The fight will put into dispute the World Boxing Association (WBA) super middleweight titlebeing one of the most relevant events on the boxing calendar.
Jaime Munguía reaches this commitment with a record of 47 professional fightsa figure that far exceeds the 18 lawsuits registered by the staunch monarch. However, the Toro Reséndiz He is confident in the evolution he has shown in his latest presentations, especially after having faced internationally renowned fighters.
Overcoming challenges against experienced boxers
For the champion Staunch, the element of seniority is not an unknown element in his career. According to statements collected by specialized media covering his training camp, the boxer recalled his performance against figures like Caleb Plant to validate his staunch position. He Toro Reséndiz He emphasized that his ability to adapt allows him to compete at the highest level regardless of the record of whoever is in the opposite corner of the ring.
“I have to stay focused until the last round and give my best”stated the Toro Reséndiz in a recent magazine. “Plant was also more experienced than me and had fought other more renowned opponents, but I am a boxer who is constantly growing and has no limits.“added the athlete about his training process.
Strategic analysis and long-term goals
The study of the rival has been a constant in the preparation of this title fight. The boxer admits that he knows Munguía’s fighting style since his beginnings as a professional, which has allowed him to design a specific work plan. He Toro Reséndiz He considers that facing a compatriot with so much experience is an opportunity to consolidate his name among the leaders of the super middle category.
“I have studied him a lot. I have seen him since I began to rise as a professional. He is a seasoned Mexican boxer, with extensive experience”concluded the Toro Reséndiz.
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