Box results: The Andy Cruz Olympic Gold Medal stops at Hironori Mishiro in the 5th round, advances in light eliminator

The Olympic Olympic Gold Medalist Andy Cruz (6-0, 3 Kos) was excellent on Saturday night, Cruslating Hironori Mishiro (17-2-1, 6 kos) by a technical tie of the fifth round in a light title deletion of IBF at the Madison Square Garden Theater in New York. Cruz used his power of power throughout the struggle to label Mishiro.

In the third round, Cruz opened with his right hands, leaving Mishiro twice. The second loss reached the last seconds of the third. If not, surely I would have finished the Cuban talent.

Cruz removed the fourth round, mainly shaking, moving -and sometimes landing his right hands. In the fifth, Andy went after Mishiro, landing a three -time combination that struck him, forcing the referee to intervene and stop the contest. The weather was at 1:13 of the round.

Mishiro tried to adapt and show more aggression in rounds four and five, but it did not work. You could say that his corner instructed him to go to the attack because he was killed by Cruz in the first three rounds. Did not work.

Cruz’s performance was the best so far on tonight’s card. It was a masterclass, which showed skills that the other matchroom card fighters could only dream of having.

With the victory, Cruz is now the mandatory challenger of IBF’s light champion, Raymond Muratalla. This struggle will be ordered soon and it will be interesting to see how the promoters of Muratalla in the first rank try to delay this struggle. They cannot be enthusiastic about letting your Muratalla fightener defend a phenom like Andy Cruz, because it is on another level in terms of capacity.

Muratalla is a great punch, but it is unidimensional and fights like a robot. In addition, he fights with a team and does not increase the rhythm of their fights. I could be as overwhelmed as Mishiro was tonight.