Registers programis vs. Joseph Diaz: Strategic Analysis

Regis “Rougarou” Programis (29-3, 24 kos) makes his return after almost a year away from the ring against Joseph “Jojo” Diaz (34-7-1, 15 kos) to the Credit One Arena de Chicago, Illinois. His last game, in October of last year against Jack Catterall, was tough as he suffered his second consecutive loss.

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As for Jojo, he had an eight round in Tijuana, Mexico, on June 21, where he was victorious for a unanimous decision. The game will be played with a heavy weight of 142 pounds.

Rougarou is the naturally larger fighter and should be physically larger and stronger than coming at night. Jojo had fights within the super light border, but he did not work well for this weight. Its best performance near this weight limit was one of eight rounds against Jerry Pérez, a game that won by a unanimous decision.

Regis is prepared and prepared for the game and, after a long training field, seems ready to present. The champion twice seeks to cease his legacy in the sport and said that he would like to become a three-time champion, if possible, but he seeks more to take advantage of his boxing legacy. Programis has been defensively difficult for his opponents with an average opponent

The rate of land of 20.6 percent, which is about 7.9 punches per round, which is within the top ten of the two categories (Combubox). Program will not only be a challenge for Jojo, but it will also be offensive for Diaz. Although Jojo is 6 years younger than Programs, his body baptized by war may not remain against Regis, which has decent power.

Although no fighter is known for his speed of the two, Rugarou seems to hold the edge. It also has a three -inch advantage, which it will use to control the range. “He made a long camp, he made a long hard camp. For me, only time passes, you know what I say. I did all the sacrifice, I trained my ass for this and yes, now is the time, brother,” he said of his preparation for struggle. With Rougarou with the main advantages in the game, he hopes that Diaz will give everything: “Jojo is hungry right now, you know. Right now, he is falling a lot of losses.

This can be Jojo’s last great opportunity, so he must capitalize on and give it the best possible. Has admitted previous training problems in the past, partying excessively and without acting

The expectations in the parties, but has changed and has a renewed devotion to the sport. The party will serve as a co-main event for Oscar Duarte-Kenneth Sims Jr.