Momentary Master WBO Super Lightweight Arnold Barboza Jr. He says that his on May 2 clash with Teofimo Lopez will be uncomplicated.

A Golden Boy star fights Lopez on May 2 in Recent York Times Square after defeating Jacek Cattell in Great Britain. Barboza initially worried that Lopez would avoid a mandatory obligation until Alalshikh’s Turks entered to compensate for both men for their agreement.

Barboza is now expecting a full WBO Lopez belt with minimal confusion.

“This will be my easiest fight in my last four fights,” Barboza predicted. “Close this clown is what I intend to do.

“He thinks he is something special, but he took care of the highest position. But now the highest rank has pulled this wire and let him play.”

Star 32-0, 11 Kos added: “May 2, I go out victorious. It doesn’t matter how it happens; this is happening.

“Teo sucks and I will beat him, that’s all. It won’t be the same, trust me.”

In response, Lopez tried to drown out the noise from the pretender.

“To be sincere, I focus on myself. That’s all. My biggest competition is me. I was less worried about what Arnold has to say on this side. We are here to take power,” the world champion has assured two validity. “

Asked who will continue to be in the program on the account, in which Ryan Garcia and Devin Haney’s rivals also appear in separate duels, Lopez added: “Fans intend to steal the program tonight.

“That’s the point. We want everyone to tare and drive up – it is open to the audience. Everyone will win that night.

“You get three hottest goods in boxing sports. But there are really six of us. I think that this will really be crucial for everyone.

“We are the face of the next generation of boxing that will appear.

He came to the conclusion: “Listen, I’m 27 years aged. I didn’t even achieve perfect.

Promoter Oscar de la Hoya, representing Barboza and Garcia, said: “Ryan Garcia has returned, honey. Badder than ever, fresh than ever. I like what I see, aged. On May 2 at Times Square, this event could not take place without Ryan Garcia.

“This is the lower line. Times Square, half a million watching people, closing the street. It will be amazing. I am proud of it.

“We have three fighters on the Golden Boy list. This is an opportunity that warriors deserve. This is boxing and I am very proud that I am part of it.”

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