Washington, DC (Maggio 12, 2016)–Questo Venerdìnight in Washington, DC, Thomas Nevewill meet Luis Orlando Del Valle (21-2, 16 KO) in the co-feature bout of nationally televised show live on BET.
The show is promoted by Roc Nation Sports.
Snow of Washington, DC ha un record di 18-2 con 12 knockouts and this is a big opportunity fighting on a big platform.
“Campo di addestramento è andato bene. It was a perfect camp and now it is time to do something, and I am going out there to get the win.”
Asked what he knew about Del Valle, Snow did know much other than some basic information.
“Del Valle is a conventional fighter from Puerto Rico. He has a similar record, but hasn’t fought many good guys. I saw his fight with (l'ex campione del mondo) Vic Darchinyan. (A fight that Del Valle lost via unanimous decision in 2012).
This is a fight that most boxing experts believe is a crossroads fight, with the winner leaping into contention, but Snow does not feel the pressure of the fight.
“I think he has more to lose then me. I am moving up two weight classes. I would prefer to be fighting at 115 libbre, but the opportunities have been coming at higher weights. Con questo detto, I don’t think he is on my level. So I am confident in this fight and the win will be an awesome breakthrough.”
Despite fighting in his hometown, Snow does not think that plays any part in who will win the fight.
“There is no advantage to that. nel pugilato, it just takes one punch and that crowd I not help that.”
“I know what I did in training camp and I am prepared. I am not fearful of any man. God blessed me with skills and I am going to do the work. I just know by keeping God in your life, everything will go great for you.”
Said Snow’s promoter, Marshall Kauffman of King’s Promotions, “This is a great opportunity for Thomas. He has shown throughout his career that he has talent. His only losses have been to undefeated guys, but he has had a tremendous camp, e il Venerdìnight he will show that he should be one of the top contenders in the super bantamweight division”
