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“Ahau e kore e tino e tiaki e pā ana ki te rerekētanga rahi. Ahau i te toa i pai ake ia.”
“Ko te tama a te Rapa Chavez, engari i reira te he kupu e haere, 'nga tama o nga tangata roroa, he We.’ They never live up to expectations and become giants like their fathers.” – Marcos Reyes
Anga Reyes Julio Hiha Chavez Jr.,
I roto i te Takahanga Main o SHOWTIME Tuhinga BOXING®Doubleheader
Rāhoroi, Hōngongoi 18, E ora i runga i SHOWTIME (10 p.m. AND/7 p.m. PT)
NEW YORK (Hōngongoi 6, 2015) – Ko tētahi o nga ingoa tino ite i roto i te mekemeke, Julio Hiha Chavez Jr. (48-2-1, 32 Koó) ka ngana ki te tiki i hoki i runga i te ara toa ina tutaki Mexico o ia Marcos “Dorado” Reyes (33-2, 24 Koó) i runga i SHOWTIME TuhingaBOXING® ora i runga i SHOWTIME® (10 p.m. AND/7 p.m. PT) i runga i Rāhoroi, Hōngongoi 18, i teDon Haskins Center i UTEP i El Paso, Texas.
Chavez Ko te superstar me te whitu tekau o mua toa Mexican te ao. He’s also the son of legendary Julio Hiha Chavez Sr., he toa te ao e ono-wā i roto i te akomanga taimaha e toru whakaaro, i te acclamation, rite te toa Mexican nui o te wa katoa, kia rite ki tetahi o nga boxers pai o te wā katoa.
Na ko wai te mea Marcos Reyes?
“I’m the boxer who’s going to beat Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.,” ka mea ia. “Ahau i te tangata ngā haere ki te tango i te rawa o toku faingamālie o te ora. I’m the one who’ll show everybody that I’m a better fighter than him.
“Kua kï ahau ki te waiho i te toa pai i roto i toku mahi, engari au hiakai ahau ki te hei te tahi mea atu. 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, o Chihuahua, Chihuahua, Mexico, Ko 27. An eight-year-pro, e tu ana ia 6-waewae-1, te teitei ōrite o Chavez. Chavez is the naturally bigger boxer, o te akoranga, te meka e kore e ngā i ngaro i runga i te tangata, tino pono tae atu Reyes.
“A, no ka korerotia e ratou ki ahau e pā ana ki te whawhai Chavez, Kihai i taea e ahau te whakapono i te reira,” Na ka mea a Reyes. “Ahau i mea noa, 'OK, kia a rave i te reira.’ I just didn’t care about anything but making the fight. I wanted this fight to happen so badly.
“Ahau he toa 160-pauna, 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 (he tokua) i toku taimaha, Ka taea e ahau te haere toe-ki-koromatua ranei e taea e kuru ana ahau,. I can use my legs, werohanga, kia mau femo'uekina 'i he reira. He can’t.
“Ko e ahau te aha kia fiefia, me te hari e pā ana ki tenei whawhai. 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, Ka whakatakotoria e ahau katoa toku ngakau ki runga i te raina.”
Chavez tutuki tana angitu i te whitu tekau, engari kua scrapping i te whitu tekau super, ki tua atu mai i whakarerea i te wehenga 160-pauna i muri i te mate ki te Sergio Martinez i roto i te Mahuru 2012.
Last April 18 i runga i SHOWTIME, Ka mau Chavez te taahiraa kino ki te neke ki runga i roto i te taimaha ki te kanohi i te fakanatula nui Andrzej Fonfara. Chavez, nana nei te whanganga i 171½ pauna i te paunatia-i roto i, Haere ki raro, Chavez i roto i te iwa, i hanga e ia ki tona kokonga i muri i te pere, engari kihai i whiriwhiria ki te haere tonu i roto i te whawhai i ngaro ia i nga kaute o 89-80 a 88-81 rua.
Chavez kua mai ke faaineine, a ka mahi ki a Robert Garcia mo te-pauna 168, 10-round rumble with Reyes. Reyes will be trained for this fight by International Boxing Hall of Famer Ignacio “Nacho” Beristain. Until recently, Reyes i whakaakona e Robert Garcia.
“Ko toku whawhai i roto i te rarangi tuarua me te Nacho, me wha whānui tenei,” Na ka mea a Reyes, “engari pau ahau te nuinga o te whakamutunga e rua nga tau e whakangungu ki Robert i tona whare hākinakina. 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.”
“I kite ahau i tona whawhai whakamutunga ki a Fonfara; Chavez te inaianei haere ki raro,, I am going up. The right time to beat Chavez is now.”
E kore te mea Reyes te waha, noa i te takoto, māia koati vēkeveke kati i roto i te i runga i te matchup ngā hiahia ia, ka moe i te mo nga tau.
“O te akoranga i reira te pēhanga ki runga ki ahau, ko Chavez Ko te toa ki te ingoa,” Na ka mea a Reyes. “Ko te tama a te Rapa Chavez, engari i reira te he kupu e haere, 'nga tama o nga tangata roroa, he We.’ They never live up to expectations and become giants like their fathers.”
Mahi Reyes i āwangawanga e pā ana ki Hōngongoi 18, otiia e kore e ratou i tetahi ki te mahi ki a Chavez Jr.
“Kua māharahara ahau i tetahi wahi iti e pā ana ki te kaiwhakawa, ki te haere i te whawhai i te tawhiti,” ka mea ia. “Pea e ahau he whakatau kino haere ki ahau. So I don’t want it to go to the judges. I want to finish him before the 10 rauna tonu.
“Mai i te pere tuatahi, Ka e whiua e ahau nifó, a ka puritia e ahau i whiua e nifó. I will do what I have to do to knock Chavez out.”
I te te te tama a te matua / toa rongonui, Ka taea e Reyes mamae tahi me te mea Chavez Jr., Kua i ki te mau. Heoi, Ko te tere Reyes ki te tohu i roto i nga painga tūturu e haere me taua mea. He also puts some of the burden on Julio Jr., e kore hoki te ki tona ake i roto i te whakakai.
“Whakaaro ahau he mea uaua ki te hapai i te i te tama a te tangata rongonui,” Na ka mea a Reyes. “Ko tona papa, he icon te hinaaro ia ki te whai i te taua takahanga, heoi kihai i whai tata rite pakeke ia te reira i rite ki ta tona papa,. 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, te ia roroa. E kore e tamata ia ki te whawhai kia rite ki a ia, i te katoa.
“Ko tana tama, Chavez, a he ōrite te ingoa, engari i roto i te whakakai te ia he taata tika ki te ingoa o Julio Hiha Chavez. He’s not the same as his father and will never be.
“Ahau e kore noa e kite Chavez rite ki te kaipatu o te pai atu i ahau.”
Ka rite ki te nuinga o boxers Mexican nui, Tuatahi Reyes Chavez Kaumātua.
“Hōngongoi Kaumātua. Ko tetahi o toku whakapakoko tuatahi. I remember watching him when I was five,” Na ka mea a Reyes. “Ko ia tetahi o nga take matua tīmata ahau ki te pouaka. Then when I watched Oscar De La Hoya meinga ana ia tetahi o toku whakapakoko. I saw a lot of their fights. Na Roy Jones Jr.'S whawhai, rawa; ko ia hoki tetahi o toku whakapakoko.”
I tetahi wa i roto i te tau o mua Reyes-runga te ao i whitu tekau i roto i te WBC (Kaua e. 9) me te IBF (Kaua e. 15). He’s campaigned almost exclusively in Mexico where he defeated a string of tough, contenders tiketike. This will be his fourth U.S. ahua, tuarua i roto i te toru whawhai, me te tuarua i roto i te Texas.
“He whakaongaonga rawa hoki ki te whawhai ki ahau i runga i SHOWTIME tenei,” Na ka mea te haere mai-mua kaimekemeke-puncher. “Te reira i toku hui matua tuatahi i runga i te whatunga pouaka nui, me te au whakakake, me te nui atu te koa e pā ana ki reira ahau. This is my time and I’m going to take advantage and do what I need to do against Chavez.”
Haere Reyes 63-7 i roto i te amateurs, Ko te ono-wā toa motu Mexico, me te māngai o te Rōpū National Mexican i roto i rua i te 2006 a 2007 Pan American Games. He turned pro at age 19 i roto i te April 2007.
I roto i tona whawhai toru riro Reyes Mexican te taitara Welterweight super ki te TKO tuatoru-a tawhio noa. In his seventh start and United States debut, i roto i te Hōngongoi 2008 i roto i te Corpus Christi, Texas, rēhitatia ia he TKO tuatoru-a tawhio noa. Reyes, i roto i tona 11th haerenga, patua toa kotahi katoa-wa o Mexico o tino rongonui ao mua ka outpointed ia Luis Ramon “Yory Boy” Campus mo 12 rauna i roto i te Maehe 2009.
I hanga e te reira Reyes ki 13-0 i mua i ia i tukua tona mate tuatahi i runga i te whakatau 10-a tawhio noa ki Amilcar Milian i roto i te 2010. After losing to Milian, Riro Reyes tona muri 19 whawhai hokohoko i mua i ngaro i te nuinga tautohetia whakatau 10-a tawhio noa ki El Paso o Abie Han whakamutunga Oketopa. 18 i roto i te Carson, Calif. Reyes’ kaiwhakangungu i taua po? Robert Garcia.
Reyes ai kua riro e rua ranei e toru o nga rauna tuatahi e whitu ki a Han, engari i hanga e ia nga mea ngā ka piro ia te knockdown ki 30 hēkona e toe i roto i te waru. 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. Ko te tuatahi i ngä te knockdown, kihai i te tuarua.
Ka te knockdown Reyes hoki ki te whawhai, a ko ia i runga i tona ara ki toa i te iwa o tawhio noa, rawa, ki te kahore e tangohia te kaitautoko he wāhi i ia he hit mutunga mo (poto matau i mahue ki te mata) puta e ki te hono mārama ki te aroaro o te pere.
“I riri ki nga kaiwhakawa i roto i taua whawhai ahau,” Na ka mea a Reyes. “Whakaaro ahau riro ahau. I don’t know what happened. Maturuturu iho rua e ahau ki a ia i roto i te waru o, engari ka anake ahau nama mō te kotahi. 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, nana nei te nuinga kōkiritia i 154 a 160 pauna, nōhia te tauine i te whaiaro-nui 165½ pauna mo tona whawhai tino tata, he whakatau waru-a tawhio noa loto toa i runga i Rawiri Alonso Lopez whakamutunga Jan. 24. Reyes won by 77-74 rua me te 76-75 ahakoa haere iho i roto i te tuarua.
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