Rafael Espinoza would like to face -Naoya Inoue

Rafael “Divino” Espinoza (26-0, 22 kos) makes the third defense of its global heavy weight title Wbo tonight when Edward Vazquez (17-2, 4 kos) is assumed at the T-Mobile Arena de las Vegas, Nevada. Naoya Inoue Co-Capçalera match in America when Ramon Cardenas took on the game. It has been four years since Inoue last struggled in the United States; Tonight, fans will witness the monster nearby.

Espinoza is an incredibly high feather weight at 6’1. It is the highest feather weight in history. Somehow manages to make the limit of 126 pounds, over and over. It goes back to his opponents and knows how to use his size in his advantage. You can fight outside and use your 74 inches or fight inside. A heart warrior tends to choose the latter, preferring to stay in his pocket and remove it. It is a multidimensional boxer that its volume attack hinders the defense of opponents. For Compubox, it throws about 70.2 punches per round and lands 24.6 percent of its punches. It has strength in both arms. Divino has a percentage of 84.6 percent and tonight at the T-Mobile del Cinco de Mayo Weekend, he will try to present a program.

When asked what the attack plan is tonight, Rafael said the following: “ Win, win, win, this is my plan. Mentally, I am always thinking of triumph. I enter the ring and the strategy I have, I change it according to the game of struggle. I am always focused on finding a way to win. ” Divino is unbeaten and still has to taste the defeat. Although he was tested in his first championship game against Robeisy Ramirez, he was resistant and persevered despite being fallen early. Espinoza beat the defeat and returned with a revenge. Throwing almost 1,000 punching in the fight, overwhelming Ramirez late, managing to score in the twelfth round and capture Wbo title.

Naoya Inoue is the indisputable champion of heavyweight weight. He has talked about a transfer to the pen in the near future, which means that he could cross roads with Divino. When asked about the potential party, Espinoza showed great interest and said the following: “Of course, it would be a fight, which would give me … As a Mexican boxing … I would open doors for me. It would be a dream. I will win this Sunday and then we will see what happens.” Divino wants to make history and wants to be remembered as a legend of Mexican boxing. Being able to get a fight against a pound list boxer would give you the opportunity to win

Merit towards this goal. Due to the styles of both, it would produce a full struggle of action that would have great interest from the fans. With the two fighters under the same promotional company, the upper rank would facilitate the way to the negotiations.

Interview by Rafael Espinoza