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“M n'ezie anaghị eche banyere size dị iche. M a mma fighter karịa ya.”
“Chavez bụ nwa a ibu, ma e nwere ihe a okwu nke na-aga 'ụmụ Refeyim bụ dwarfs.’ They never live up to expectations and become giants like their fathers.” – Marcos Reyes
Chere ihu Reyes Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.,
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NEW YORK (July 6, 2015) – Otu n'ime ndị kasị recognizable aha ọkpọ, Julio Cesar Chavez Obere. (48-2-1, 32 Kos) ga-agbali iji na-azụ na-emeri track mgbe o zutere Mexico Marcos “Dorado” Reyes (33-2, 24 Kos) na SHOWTIME egwuregwuỌkpọ® na-na OGE IHE NKIRI® (10 p.m. NA/7 p.m. Pt) na Saturday, July 18, siDon Haskins Center na UTEP na El Paso, Texas.
Chavez bụ a Mexico Superstar na mbụ middleweight n'ụwa onye mmeri. He’s also the son of legendary Julio Cesar Chavez SR., a isii oge n'ụwa onye mmeri na atọ arọ klas atụle, site acclamation, dị ka ndị kasị ukwuu Mexico fighter niile oge na dị ka otu n'ime ndị kasị mma na-eti ọkpọ niile oge.
N'ihi ya, onye bụ Marcos Reyes?
“I’m the boxer who’s going to beat Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.,” o kwuru. “M onye na-aga na-uru nke m ohere nke a ndụ. I’m the one who’ll show everybody that I’m a better fighter than him.
“M na pụtara ịbụ ezi fighter na ọrụ m ma m agụụ na-agụ ya ga-ihe ọzọ. I want to make a name for myself. I’m not intimidated. I want to beat Chavez so I can fight with the best.”
Reyes, nke Chihuahua, Chihuahua, Mexico, bụ 27. An eight-year-pro, ọ na-anọchi 6-ụkwụ-1, na yiri elu nke Chavez. Chavez is the naturally bigger boxer, n'ezie, a eziokwu na bụghị a furu efu na onye ọ bụla, gụnyere ọtụtụ na-Reyes.
“Mgbe ha gwara m banyere Chavez agha, Apụghị m kwere na ya,” Reyes kwuru. “M nnọọ kwuru, 'Ọ DỊ MMA, ka anyị mee ya.’ I just didn’t care about anything but making the fight. I wanted this fight to happen so badly.
“M a 160-paụnd fighter, but I really didn’t care about the size difference. I just wanted the chance against him. I know I’m a better fighter than him. I can do much more than him inside the ring. I can take (a ntụmadị) na ibu m, M nwere ike na-aga ụkwụ na-ụkwụ ma ọ bụ m nwere ike igbe. I can use my legs, jab, na-arụsi e. He can’t.
“Ọ bụ ya mere m nnọọ obi ụtọ na-enwe obi ụtọ banyere nke a ọgụ. It’s the major leagues. It’s everything. It’s my chance to show the people in the world how good I am. It can open the door to all the big fights. I’m going to leave everything I have in the ring, M na-etinye obi m dum na akara.”
Chavez enweta ịga nke ọma ya na middleweight kama a scrapping na ibu middleweight na karịrị ebe agbahapụ ndị 160-paụnd nkewa mgbe a ọnwụ ka Sergio Martinez na September 2012.
Ikpeazụ April 18 na showtime, Chavez were ize ndụ nzọụkwụ ịkwaga na arọ na ihu na ndammana ibu Andrzej Fonfara. Chavez, onye tụrụ 171½ pound na itu-na, Chavez wee gbadaa na itoolu, mere ya ebiet mgbe mgbịrịgba ma ọ họọrọ ghara ịnọgide na-a ọgụ ọ na-adịkwa site ọtụtụ ndị 89-80 na 88-81 ugboro abụọ.
Chavez ka ebe gbanwere trainers na a ga-arụ ọrụ na- Robert Garcia maka 168-paụnd, 10-round rumble with Reyes. Reyes will be trained for this fight by International Boxing Hall of Famer Ignacio “Nacho” Beristain. Until recently, Reyes e ji ya zụọ Robert Garcia.
“Nke a bụ m nke abụọ agha na esepu na Nacho na nke anọ n'ozuzu,” Reyes kwuru, “ma m nọrọ ihe ka ukwuu nke ikpeazụ afọ abụọ ọzụzụ na Robert ya mgbatị. So Robert and I are on excellent terms. I know he’s training Chavez now. But I’m also sure Robert already knows that I’m a better fighter than Chavez is.”
“M hụrụ ya ikpeazụ agha na Fonfara; Chavez na-aga ala ugbu a, I am going up. The right time to beat Chavez is now.”
Reyes bụghị a braggart, nanị a kpebisiri ike, obi ike na nwa ewu na-atụsi emechi na a matchup ọ na-chọrọ na rọrọ nke maka afọ.
“N'ezie, e nwere ihe nsogbu na m, ma Chavez bụ fighter na aha,” Reyes kwuru. “Chavez bụ nwa a ibu, ma e nwere ihe a okwu nke na-aga 'ụmụ Refeyim bụ dwarfs.’ They never live up to expectations and become giants like their fathers.”
Reyes nwere nchegbu banyere July 18, ma ha na-adịghị ihe ọ bụla na-eme na Chavez Obere.
“M nchegbu a nta banyere ndị ikpe ma ọ bụrụ na ndị agha na-aga n'ebe dị anya,” o kwuru. “Ma eleghị anya, m nwere ajọ mkpebi na-aga megide m. So I don’t want it to go to the judges. I want to finish him before the 10 zuru agba.
“Si akpa mgbịrịgba, Aga m na-atụba punches m ga na-atụba punches. I will do what I have to do to knock Chavez out.”
On ịbụ nwa a ma ama nna / fighter, Reyes nwere ike ọmịiko na ihe Chavez Jr., aghaghị ịtachi obi. Otú ọ dị, Reyes na-adị ngwa tụọ pụta ụwa uru na-aga na ya. He also puts some of the burden on Julio Jr., n'ihi na ọ bụghị ịbụ onwe ya na mgbanaka.
“M na-eche na ọ bụ ike aka ịbụ nwa onye a ma ama,” Reyes kwuru. “Nna ya bụ ihe ngosi na ọ chọrọ na-agbaso otu nzọụkwụ, ma ọ nwere ya fọrọ nke nta ka ike dị ka nna ya mere. Being the son brings on its own issues. Chavez doesn’t possess the qualities his dad had yet he wants to fight like his father. But he shouldn’t. His dad was short, ọ bụ ogologo. O kwesịrị adịghị agbalị na-alụ ọgụ ka ya mgbe nile.
“Chavez bụ nwa ya na nwere otu aha, ma na mgbanaka ọ bụ nnọọ a Ihọd na aha Julio Cesar Chavez. He’s not the same as his father and will never be.
“M nnọọ na-adịghị ahụ Chavez dị ka a mma oku okpu karịa m.”
Dị ka ọtụtụ ndị na-Mexico na-eti ọkpọ, Reyes idolized Chavez SR.
“July SR. bụ otu n'ime ndị mbụ m arụsị. I remember watching him when I was five,” Reyes kwuru. “Ọ bụ otu n'ime ndị isi ihe mere m malitere igbe. Then when I watched Oscar De La Hoya ọ ghọrọ otu n'ime m arụsị. I saw a lot of their fights. Na Roy Jones Obere.'S ịlụ ọgụ, kwa; ọ bụ otu n'ime m arụsị.”
N'otu oge n'afọ gara aga Reyes e ụwa-họọrọ na middleweight na WBC (Emela. 9) na IBF (Emela. 15). He’s campaigned almost exclusively in Mexico where he defeated a string of tough, jupụtara na nkume contenders. This will be his fourth U.S. anya, abụọ na atọ ọgụ na abụọ na Texas.
“Nke a bụ nnọọ na-akpali akpali maka m ka m na-alụ ọgụ na SHOWTIME,” na-abịa-atụ oku okpu-puncher kwuru. “Ọ bụ m na mbụ isi ihe omume na isi telivishọn na netwọk na m ụtọ ma na-enwe obi ụtọ banyere ya. This is my time and I’m going to take advantage and do what I need to do against Chavez.”
Reyes wee 63-7 na-enwechaghị ahụmahụ-, bụ isii oge Mexico mba mmeri na a nnọchiteanya nke Mexico National Team na ma 2006 na 2007 Pan American Games. He turned pro at age 19 na April 2007.
Na nke atọ ya agha Reyes weghaara na Mexico ibu welterweight aha na a na-atọ ndị gburugburu TKO. In his seventh start and United States debut, na July 2008 na Corpus Christi, Texas, ọ aha a na-atọ ndị gburugburu TKO. Reyes, na ya 11nke outing, meriri otu n'ime Mexico niile na-oge kasị ewu ewu na mbụ ụwa mmeri mgbe ọ outpointed Luis Ramon “Yory Nwa” Campus n'elu 12 agba na March 2009.
Reyes mere ka ọ na- 13-0 tupu ọ tara ahụhụ mbụ ya ọnwụ na a 10-gburugburu mkpebi Amilcar Milian na 2010. After losing to Milian, Reyes merie ya ọzọ 19 consecutive ịlụ ọgụ n'ihu adịkwa a controversial ọtụtụ 10-gburugburu mkpebi El Paso si Abie Han ikpeazụ Ọkt. 18 na Carson, Calif. Reyes’ ọzụzụ na abalị? Robert Garcia.
Reyes nwere ike merie abụọ ma ọ bụ atọ nke asaa mbụ agba megide Han, ma o mere ihe na-akpali mgbe ọ gbatara a knockdown na 30 sekọnd fọdụrụ na asatọ. Han also crumpled to the canvas from a seemingly meaningless left hook to the chest that may have landed a split second after the bell sounded in the eighth. Mbụ e gbatara a knockdown, nke abụọ bụ.
The knockdown nwetara Reyes azụ n'ime ọgụ na ọ bụ ya bụ na ụzọ iji na-emeri nke itoolu gburugburu, kwa, ma e wezụga na refirii deducted a mgbe ya n'ihi na a mbubreyo hit (obere hapụrụ nko na ihu) na pụtara n'ụzọ doro anya na jikọọ tupu mgbịrịgba.
“M bụ iwe na ndị ikpe na agha,” Reyes kwuru. “Echere m na m merie. I don’t know what happened. M ama esịn ya ugboro abụọ na asatọ, kama m na nwetara n'aka n'ihi na otu onye. I got credit for the first one late in the round but the second one in the closing seconds of the round I did not.”
Reyes, onye ka ukwuu n'ime campaigned na 154 na 160 pound, tipped na ọnụ ọgụgụ na a onye-elu 165½ pound ya kasị nso-nso ọgụ, otu olu asatọ-gburugburu mkpebi merie n'elu David Alonso Lopez ikpeazụ Jan. 24. Reyes won by 77-74 ugboro abụọ na 76-75 n'agbanyeghị na-agbada na nke abụọ.
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