Morrell: My goal is to steal the show

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Undefeated WBA “regular” super middleweight champion David Morrell Jr. says he has no concerns about a late change in opponent as he prepares to face Olympic Bronze Medalist Yamaguchi Falcao this Saturday in the co-main event of the Gervonta Davis vs. Ryan Garcia PPV in Las Vegas. “I have plans to take him out and send another message to the entire super middleweight division,” proclaimed Morrell. “Falcao is a good fighter, but I’m better in all aspects.

“With all the big fights in the super middleweight, winning this fight means everything. If I’m going to fight David Benavidez, Canelo Alvarez, Jermall Charlo or any of the other big names in boxing, I must win this fight. So, everything is on the line on April 22. A win will get me to the biggest fights in the sport.

“My goal is to shine on the big stage and steal the show.”

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  • I hope Falcao is in shape for this fight cause he can pull off an upset if he is

    • There is absolutely no way Falcao is pulling off an upset in this one. Easy work for Morrell.

  • i like that he called out charlo and benavides before canelo shows hes willing to earn his shot at the big money rather than wait for it

  • This is gonna be a good card, not sure Morrell can steal the show but he certainly has the chance to make his name a household one among casual boxing fans.

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