Andy Cruz vs. Hironori Mishiro: Bozy Ennis breaks down the Light IBF removal of this night

The Coach Derek ‘Bozy’ Ennis says he is interested in Andy Cruz facing Keyshawn Davis, and he predicts Andy coming to him. This would be the fifth consecutive victory of Cuban talent over Keyshawn, making it a perfect 5-0.

Bozy has been training the 2020 Olympic Gold Medal since 2023, and he knows the type of skills he has in his two years he has been working with him. Keyshawn has not shown any interest in fighting Cruz, and it is unlikely that the struggle never happens without Turki Alshikh showing an interest in financing it. Davis does not want to lose and disorder his career.

Cruz vs. Mishiro tonight

Tonight, Cruz (5-0, 2 kos) struggles in a 12 round IBF light title eliminator
Hironori Mishiro (17-1-1, 6 kos) on the Richardson Hitchins vs. George Kamboses Jr. At the Madison Square Garden Theater in New York City. The event will be issued Live in Dazn At 20:00 ET/5: 00 PM Pt.

“I think it would be a good struggle because they fought four times the fans. I have nothing bad to say about him when it comes to fighting against him and Andy,” said coach Derek ‘Bozy’ Ennis Fighthype When asked about his interest in a struggle between Andy Cruz and Keyshawn Davis. “We would love this struggle. It’s nothing personal.”

Cruz should soon pass to 140 to take this fight, because Keyshawn will probably move to 147 almost immediately. He is big enough to fight Welterweight, and that’s where the money fights are for him. In 140 it will be difficult to do Keyshawn and he will not be able to achieve the fight he wants against Teophimo Lopez because he will not agree to fight him. There is not enough money in this match.

“Keyshawn wears some power, but it is different. He does not fight the same way he fought the fans,” said Bozy. “Andy, also do not fight for the same. It is defensive and shameless. I think it will be a beautiful struggle, but I think we will be victorious,” Bozy said about his belief that Cruz will defeat Keyshawn.

In the last fights of Davis, he seemed more times than ever, but this was that he would have overcome the £ 135 division. After Keyshawn rehydrated his fights against Densys Berinchyk, Gusatov Lemos and Miguel Madueno, he seemed to weigh around 160. He was much larger than these boys.

Now that Keyshawn moves up to 140, his size is not so substantial. It will still be there, but not as dramatic as it had been. It should fight at 147, but it would have a harder time because it should deal with talented fighters closer to their size. Fighters like Shakhram Giyasov, Eimantas Stanionis and Roady ‘Rolly’ Romero would punch holes through him. He could not avoid them indefinitely if he struggled at 147, because they are some of the main players.

Cruz vs. Mashiro

“His opponent (Hironori Mishiro) has a good punch and can also punch,” Ennis said about Cruz’s opponent for tonight, Mishiro. “This is the only thing I can see. Apart from that, he (Andy) will be victorious in this struggle. He should be a good struggle. Nothing cannot be taken away.

The only big problem that has the struggle tonight is that Hironori Mishiro has never fought with a world class opponent before. He is 30 years old, an eight -year -old professional, but he never fought before being a top -notch contestant. The IBF has its reasons to give Mishiro a ranking #5 in Lightweight, but does not belong to the fight against a title eliminator against a talent like Cruz.

We will see it tonight when it is out of the ring quickly in a unilateral struggle. Cruz can let Mishiro hang tonight because he is not a great tie artist, but he is likely to be unilateral as long as he lasts.