Las Vegas (Hakihea 7, 2015) – Toa taumahamaha WBC Latin me FECARBOX, Bronco Billy Wright (49-4, 38 Koó), is willing and able to step up and challenge Deontay Wilder (35-0, 34 Koó) mo tona taitara ao. Whakatau tēnei wā #20 i te WBC, Kei te noho ana i tēnei wā Bronco Billy Wright he pūkenga 20-whawhai toa ki 17 o te hunga whakaora e haere mai ana i te ara o te knockout.
Ki te Wilder, te tangata e rapu i tēnei wā hoki i te hoariri hoki tana whakaritea January 16, 2016rā, i ki te tango i tenei whawhai, e te anga ia he hoariri kēmu i roto i Wright, who hasn’t lost a fight since 1998. Ki te 31 knockouts a tawhio tuatahi ki tona nama, Billy mana'o nei e ia te mea e te reira ki te dethrone Wilder.
“Kahore he tangata e ahei kia whakakahore e kua riro mai i ahau te tika ki te whawhai Deontay Wilder mo tona taitara WBC,” Na ka mea a Bronco Billy Wright. “Kua runga ahau i roto i te tihi 20 with the WBC for the last three years. This is the American Dream for a fighter like myself who’s been waiting patiently to get an opportunity to fight for a world championship. Kua oku utunga utua e ahau, ka ahau rite ki te tango i runga i tenei wero.”
“Kahore he take he aha e kore e tenei whawhai tupu,” ka mea kaihoko o Wright Ivaylo Gotzev. “Mai te ra i hanga Billy tona pō ngahau noa nei, he’s made a believer out of me with everything that he’s accomplished. This is America where everyone should have an opportunity to fulfill their dreams, that’s what makes this country great. The man is active having just fought last month. Age should not be a factor. Ki te taea e George Foreman me Bernard Hopkins whawhai i te taumata taitara i roto i to ratou tau whakamutunga, then the networks should not have a double standard when it comes to Bronco Billy. He wants to raise the bar and become the oldest heavyweight champ in boxing history. He currently holds two WBC belts which makes him more than qualified. There should be no discrimination in this matter. Ko te rite ki te whawhai Wilder inaianei Billy!”