Munguia: I need to make sure I dominate the action

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Photo: Kevin Estrada/Golden Boy Promotions

The pride of Tijuana, Jaime Munguia (37-0, 30 KOs) talked about Saturday’s showdown with “King” Gabriel Rosado (26-13-1, 15 KOs) this Saturday live on DAZN

“I am very ready and excited to be fighting in Anaheim among all my fans in Southern California. I can assure everyone that it will be great fight and a great night for boxing.” said Munguia. “I know that Rosado is coming off a great fight, a great knockout and has a lot of experience. I know I have to be careful but I have faith in my training and I am confident that I will be victorious on Saturday.

“We make a great team with Erik Morales. Thanks to him I have had a great training camp and I feel like my boxing skills have advanced.

“I know on Saturday I have to keep my distance and apply pressure where I need to. I need to make sure I dominate the action in the ring.”

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  • He doesn’t have to worry about being dominant He has the big promoter behind him and the pretty record of 37-0. 30 (kos). Rosado is the one who needs a knockout in order to get the victory. He will not get a decision no matter what. That will always be Rosado’s story, unfortunately.

  • This fight seems to be intriguing to me. Clash of combat styles from both fighters. Munguia’s youth and perseverance in my opinion will push him a victory.

  • Munguia vs Canelo is the fight of the future.. Munguia needs to look sharp and powerful in his fight Saturday

  • I’ve always liked Rosado’s blue collar work in the ring. He’s got some excellent victories, questionable losses, but also some sound defeats.
    He has the experience and ring savy to do well in this fight… Frustrate Munguia with that…
    But if he goes in thinking his KO of the Bek Bully was not “On a perfect night” scenario, he’ll be in trouble.
    Munguia is the puncher here and if Rosado plans on trading punches, he’s probably gonna lose.

  • So if or when Mungia wins, who’s next? I’d like to see him face a Charlo or even GGG, thoughts?

  • Will be a fun fight if nothing else. Mungia has yet to meet a punch he felt like blocking or ducking away from

  • The power and youth of Munguia will give him the TKO win in the late rounds, possibly by stop on cuts..

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