Hamzah Sheeraz thinks will eliminate Edgar Berlanga

As an average weight, he immediately became a growing contestant, and now Hamzah Sheeraz is trying to have an immediate impact on a super-medium weight, as it is expected that the 168-pound contestant of 168 pounds, Edgar Berlanga (23-1, 18 kos).

This intriguing combat in Ring Magazine on July 12 is a WBC title eliminator at the Louis Armstrong stadium in Queens, New York. Sheeraz will try to have an immediate impact on his debut in Super-Middleweight.

Hamzah Sheeraz is a British Pakistani offspring boxer. He made his debut in September 2017 at Copper Box Arena in London, England, when he defeated Duane Green via TKO in the second round.

Sheeraz would continue to improve his resume by winning his next 18 fights. He received national notoriety when he participated in the Matchroom VS Queensberry 5 VS 5 event in Riyadh, the Saudi Arabia.

As the weather was about to expire at the tenth round, Sheeraz connected with a right hook sent to his opponent, Austin “Mune” Williams, to the canvas. Williams got up as the bell sounded to end the tenth.

At the beginning of the eleventh round, Sheeraz struck Williams with a flight of hard shots that forced the referee to intervene and stopped in the contest. After marking a quality victory, Sheeraz fought for European gold.

Sheeraz landed a hook on the left that he sent to his opponent, Tyler Denny, to the canvas. Denny was able to get up, but in the final minute of the second round, Denny was struck with a large amount of punch when she was floated for the second time.

Again, Denny was able to get up, but the referee chose to stop in the contest. After winning the European title of middle weight, Sheeraz raised his ambitions at the world title level, as he challenged the Middle Weight Champion of the WBC Carlos Adames.

The champion Defense Carlos Adames was the aggressor, as he was constantly pressing, but the challenger Hamzah Sheeraz landed the cleanest shots. At the conclusion of the World Twelve Rounds Contest, the combat was declared a draw.

Now, the 25-year-old Hamzah Sheeraz (21-0-1, 17 kos), moves to 168 to face Edgar Berlanga. This July 12 is a battle between two punchers of power. The last time he competed within the square circle, Edgar Berlanga suffered his first loss of career when Canelo Alvarez defeated him by a unanimous decision.

Hamzah Sheeraz plans to expand the lost streak of Berlanga when they face one another on July 12. Entering this struggle, Sheeraz is very focused because he feels that he is despised and has something to prove.

At a news conference in New York, Berlanga tried to intimidate Sheeraz firing imaginary traits in his direction. Berlanga’s intimidation tactics and his aggressive comments do not spoil Sheeraz because he thinks he will stop Berlanga.

“I have learned a lot from my last struggle, not only inside the ring, but on the outside. I will leave there, throw a few times, land a straight right hand on the chin and remove the F ***.”