Isaac “Pitbull” Cruz accelerates that this weekend will explode, they close the program because the Mexican adventurer is preparing to resolve the unfinished interest with Angel Fierro in Las Vegas.

The former world champion broke Fierro at his first meeting, but not without controversy.

Cruz is now returning to MGM Grand Garden Arena on July 19, live on PBC Pay-Per-View via Prime Video, so as not to leave a doubt.

Speaking at the last public training in Mexico City, Cruz was very smiling and confident.

“I feel very powerful and joyful that I can close the training camp,” said Cruz. “We are very close to the victory that belongs to us, beating Angel Fierro.

“We focus on implementing what we’ve been working on for three and a half months – and we’re going for it all.”

Cruz left no doubt

In the first fight, Cruz made early enough to nod all three cards, but Fierro ended in a stronger one. In the last five rounds, Underdog has gained 132 to 106 from Mexico in the last five rounds.

This time Cruz claims that fans can expect even more chaos.

“If you thought that my first fight against Fierro was fun and full of fireworks, get ready.

“This time there will be even more. I will do my best to make the fans joyful.

“Buy Pay-Per-View, get snacks and feel a comfortable and be a real winner of the night.”

Watch on the best video or established PPV

Fight fans can catch Cruz vs Fierro II via Prime Video Pay-Per-View, available to all viewers regardless of membership.

The event is also available at ppv.com and through established cable and satellite suppliers.

Because Cruz strives to silence all doubts and fierce search for revenge, it is expected that the rematch will bring fireworks-and maybe the final end of this All-Meticus competition.

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