Berlanga is committed to “destroying” Sheeraz in the first round July 12: a comeback to Canelo

Edgar Berlanga says he seeks to “destroy” Hamzah Sheeraz in the first round on July 12 in his headline in Queens, New York. Berlanga (23-1, 18 kos) believes that the United Kingdom’s unbeaten fighter, Sheraz (21-0-1, 17 kos), will be forced to show the world that he is the dog of the Super Middleweight Division.

In addition, he will put Berlanga in the position of the Pole to achieve “Great bag” Against the superstar Canelo Alvarez next February. This is the struggle to which Edgar is addressed. Sheeraz is just a passage For Berlanga to achieve its goal of tackling Canelo in a resale and assuming the new king of the division of 168 pounds.

Getting out of Sheeraz is the first part of Edgar’s two struggles to become the new monarch of the super medium division.

Berlanga destroys Sheeraz: first round ko?

“I have a lot in my head and I want to destroy this guy. I have to destroy this guy. It may be in the first round,” said Edgar Berlanga in Ring Magazine YouTube Channel on his fight against Hamzah Sheeraz on July 12.

#2, Berlanga, qualified by Wbo, needs a victory of statement on Sheeraz to create pressure to make the rival of Canelo Alvarez next February. The belief is that Turki Alshikh is pulling soraz to win so that he can use it as the Alvarez boy faces.

A fight between Canelo and Hamzah would be played in the United Kingdom with British fans, many of the Turki events around the restoration of the UK public instead of the North -Americans. Sheeraz would perfectly adapt to Turki’s plans to build another UK fighter as COC to promote fanatics’ interest in a struggle with Alvarez.

Sheraz UnbeKE

“He’s going to get a ** shit. Everything he says and speaks, and is with (coach) Andy Lee. They are doing a harm.

Sheeraz, 6’3 “, is not a runner. He lacks mobility in his stork similar to moving around the ring. What he will do is be on foot and trade with Berlanga, hoping to catch him with a great shot as he has done in 17 of his opponents during his short eight-year career.

Sheeraz is a bombo job?

Berlanga could look at Sheeraz, which his promoter has been very important since he became a professional in England in 2017. This struggle will reveal if fans are correct in label Hamzah a classic example of work with Hype an artificial 21-0 Record built almost entirely on the spongy opposition.

Sheeraz’s last struggle against WBC’s middle weight champion Carlos Adames, in which he was given a controversial tie in 12 rounds, has shown that he is not a first -rate legitimate fighter. There should be a resuscitation to erase the controversy over the results of this struggle. Sheraz may have seen writing on the wall and thought it was best to avoid a second fight after his bad experience.

If Hamzah cannot fight better than he did against the Adames, he will last nothing more than some rounds against Berlanga on July 12.