Rolly Romero calls Pacquiao and Benavidez: Boxing circus?

Rolando ‘Rolly’ Romero sounds desperate this week, shouting in Manny Pacquiao, 46, and lightweight heavy champion, David Benavidez for his next struggle. The recent heavy weight champion of WBA, Romero (17-2, 13 kos), said on social media that he wants “No other struggle” But against Pacquiao or Benavidez.

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Worse than Canelo-Crawford?

The idea of ​​Romero Fighting WBC and WBA “Regular” Light Benavidez Light Champion (30-0, 24 kos) is absurd. It would be a circus struggle, even worse than the programmed clash of Canelo Alvarez against Terence Crawford.

It is another reason that boxing needs a governing body to prevent sport from becoming a secondary clown sport No rules, anarchyand pure chaos. There would be a lot of angry fans to see that Benavidez destroys the unfortunate Rolly in a round on PPV. It would hurt the boxing that coincidence as an exhibition between Canelo and Crawford, which is a classic example of money capture without any purpose.

“Me and Pacquiao or I and Benavidez. I don’t want any other fight now,” said Rolly Romero to SocialA, making his followers know that he wants to face Manny Pacquiao or the lightweight heavy champion David Benavidez.

Fans understandably ridicule Rolly (17-2, 13 kos), labeling their calls as they seek attention and move the movements to get fans notice after their hassle against Ryan Garcia on May 2.

Even at the age of 46, Pacquiao (62-8-2, 39 kos) would probably be ashamed of Romero just like the aged warrior Ismael Barroso in his fight in 2023 before the referee Salvés Rolly.

Romero Ducks Wba Killers

What Rolly should do, 29, is to focus on defending the 147 LB WBA secondary belt against one of the main contenders in the ranking, such as number 1 Shakhram Giyasov. He is waiting in the row of his title with the WBA, and he would probably have jumped to the opportunity to remove the “regular” strap from Romero.

Rolly seems to be -ho trying to charge After its hassle won by a passive, disassociated by Ryan Garcia at the Times Square event by Turki Alashikh on May 2. Ryan has not shown any interest in fighting Romero, and his self -confidence seems to be always low. Romero does not seem eager to defend his WBA strap against any of the killers, many of them unknown, but good enough to fight it. #1 WBA Giyasov would be a nightmare for Rolly.