Olympic gold medalist 2020 Andy Cruz (6-0, 3 KO) was excellent on Saturday evening, crushing Hironori Mishiro (17-2-1, 6 Kos) by a technical knockout in the fifth round in the eliminator of the featherlight IBF title at the theater in Madison Square Garden in Up-to-date York. Cruz used his power stab during the fight to mark Mishiro.

In the third round, Cruz opened his right hands, dropped twice. The second touched took place in the last seconds of the third. If not, he would certainly be finished by Cuban talent.

Cruz took the fourth round, mainly stabbing, moving, and from time to time landing his right hands. On the fifth Andy he followed Mishiro, landing a combination of three strokes that had come to him, forcing the judge to enter and stop the competition. Time was at 1:13 round.

Mishiro tried to adapt and show more aggression in four and five rounds, but it didn’t work. It can be said that his corner received instructions to go to the attack because he was killed by Cruz in the first three rounds. It didn’t work.

Cruza’s performance has so far been the best on today’s card. It was a master class, showing the skills that other warriors on the match card could only dream.

Together with the victory, Cruz is now a mandatory claimant for the featherlight champion IBF Raymond Muratalla. This fight will soon be ordered and it will be engaging to see how Muratalla promoters are trying to delay this fight to the highest extent. They cannot be excited to permission to his warrior Muratalla defend himself against a phenomenon such as Andy Cruz, because he is at a different level in terms of skill.

Muratalla is a great blow, but it is one -dimensional and fights like a robot. What’s more, he fights for one equipment and does not augment the pace of his fights. He could have been filled as Mishiro was tonight.

ENNIS coach Derek “Bozi” says that he is interested in Andy Cruz in the face of Keyshawna Davis and predicts that Andy defeats him. It would be the fifth straight win of Cuban talent over Keyshawn, which makes him perfect 5-0.

God has been training the golden medalist of the Olympic 2020 since he changed the professional in 2023 and knows the skills he has worked with him in two years. Keyshawn has not shown any interest in the fight against Cruz and it is unlikely that the fight will ever happen without Turki Alalshikh, who are not interested in financing. Davis does not want to lose and spoil his “businessman” career path.

Cruz vs. Mishiro tonight

Tonight Cruz (5-0, 2 KO) is fighting in a 12-round delicate eliminator of the IBF title against
Hironori Mishiro (17-1-1, 6 KO) on the Richardson Hitchins vs. card George Cambosos Jr. at the theater in Madison Square Garden in Up-to-date York. The event will be broadcast live in Dazn at 20:00 et/17: 00

“I think it would be a good fight because they fought four times with amateurs. I have nothing bad to say about him when it comes to him and Andy Fighting,” said coach Derek “Cozy” Ennis Warrior When asked about his interest in the fight between Andy Cruz and Keyshawn Davis. “Baging this fight. It is nothing personal.”

Cruz would soon have to move to 140 that such a fight, because Keyshawn would most likely move to 147 almost immediately. It is already huge enough to fight in a welterweight, and that’s where there are fights for him. 140 will be hard to perform Keyshawn, and he will not be able to fight the fight against Teofimo Lopez, because he will not agree to fight him. There is not enough money in this duel.

“Keyshawn has some impact strength, but he is different. He doesn’t fight in the same way he fought with amateurs,” said Bozi. “Andy, do not fight the same either. He is defensively wise and silky. I think it will be a pretty fight, but I think we will win,” he told God about his belief that Cruz will stop Keyshawn.

In the last few fights, Davis has looked more like a puncher than ever, but it is that he overgrown £ 135 to the division. After Keyshawn, he hydrated for his fights with Densys Berinchyk, Gusatov Lemos and Miguel Madueno, he looked like he weighed about 160 years. He was much bigger than these guys.

Now that Keyshawn is growing to 140, its advantage will not be so significant. It will still be there, but not as dramatic as it was. He should fight at the age of 147, but he would have a more hard time because he would have to deal with talented fighters closer to his size. Fighters like Shakhram Giyasov, Eimantas Stanionis and Rolady Romero hit him. He could not avoid them for an indefinite period if he fought for 147 because they are one of the main players.

Cruz vs. forecast Mushiro

“His opponent [Hironori Mishiro] He has a nice stab, and Plus can hit, “Ennis told Cruz’s opponent tonight, Mishiro. “This is the only thing I see. Besides, it will be [Andy] Winning in this fight. It should be a good fight. You can’t tear anything away from it. Everything can happen in boxing. The only thing I can say will see when we go there. “

The only great problem he has today’s fight is that Hironori Mishiro has never fought a world -class opponent before. He is 30 years elderly, an eight -year -old professional, but he has never fought anyone close to being a pretender at the highest level before. IBF has reasons to give Mishiro ranking No. 5 in a delicate ranking, but it does not belong to the fight with the eliminator of the title against talent such as Cruz.

We will see it tonight, when he quickly ran out of the ring in a one -sided fight. Cruz can allow Mishiro to hang up tonight because he is not a great knockout artist, but it will probably be one -sided as long as it will last.

Super Flyweight Leanna ‘2 a lot of Cruz (11-0, 1 Kos) defeated Regina “Rony” Chavez (8-6-3, 1 KOS) 10-round unanimous decision to win the WBA title in the main event on Friday evening at 2300 Arena, in Philadelphia, PA

Cruz was dropped in the first round, probably suffering on a left knee injury, and later suffered a broken nose.

In the first round, she rocked Cruz from Chavez on the chin to 8-hlagunki from judge Ricky Gonzalez. After this, Cruz may have a left knee injury. In the second round, Cruz got up, approaching. For five rounds, Chavez threw more blows, but both landed more or less the same.

In the seventh round, Chavez landed to the right, causing the blood flow of the nose of Cruz, probably causing a broken nose. In the ninth round, Cruz returned well, taking the round. In the tenth and final round

Results 96-93, 97-92 and 95-94.

In the Israel factor “Badways” Mercado (13-1-2, 7 KO) won the 10-wicked decision about most of the Super Lightweight Champ Branden Pizzaro (20-2-1, 11 KO).

In the first four rounds it went back in a close fight. In the sixth round Mercado had his best round.

In the ninth round Mercado rode Pizzaro around the ring. In the tenth and final round Mercado was warned against the low blow of judge Eric Dalway. Again, most chased in a close fight to the end.

The results were 95-95, 97-93 and 96-94.

The super delicate Kurt Scooby (17-1, 15 KO) stopped Haskell “Hackman” Rhodes (31-8-1, 16 KO) after the sixth round of 10 planned.

In the third round on the right side of Scooby on the chin of Rhodes, she dropped him on the 8th Hold from judge Ricky Gonzalez. Rhodes overwhelmed the sixth Scooby. At the end of the rounds, the Haskeell corner called the stop.

The average weight of Tamir Smalls (15-0, 11 KO) knocked out Clarence “Mr. St. Pete ‘Booth (21-12 (14) at 1:26 of the second round planned 8.

In the second round Smalls landed right on the top of his head, dropping the stand. When he got up, he fell to his knee, looking like he had a leg injury when the judge Eric waved it.

WADZKA Tyreem “Mobanga” Haywood (6-0, 6 KO) knocked out Frank Brown (3-13-2, 1 KO) at 0:44 of the first round planned 4.

After just over half a minute of the first round, Haywood landed on the body of the left hook, dropping Brown to the count from judge Ricky Gonzalez.

The Robin ‘Gravedigger’ Ellis (6-12, 5 KO) pen was detained by Keith “Tsumani” Colon (6-0, 6 KO) at 1:02 second round planned 6.

In the first, with over a minute, the law from the colon on the chin dropped Ellis into the 8th Hold from judge Eric Dali. In less than minutes, the left hook from the colon on the chin dropped Ellis on the second 8-story.

In the second round, over a minute, the law on the chin from the colon for the third time dropped Ellis, causing the referee to wave.

Ray Flores was the skiper.