Boxer Edwardo Nees, New IPF Super Fedweight Champion
Following a decisive victory in Japan’s Masanori Rickeshi, Mexican boxer Edwardo has been crowned as “Sugar” Nice New International Boxing Federation (IPF) Super Fedweight World Champion.
Sinalova, 27, from Las Mochis, won the 59-kilogram (130-pounds) title from three judges, and he scored 117-111, 116-112 and 115-113 respectively.
The 12 -year -old match was held on Wednesday at the 1 -year -old Pundani Stadium in Yogokama, Japan’s second largest city.
With success, Nice to establish himself another step Mexico’s boxing elite.
He enhanced his record for 28 wins and a loss, and each of his first 27 wins came through knockout – confirmed his reputation as one of the most powerful pancakes of boxing.
He is in seventh place The ring magazine, Wednesday announced that “he proved more than the beginning to the end to the end of the box and a negative rickish.” On June 10, Rickishi, 30, was 30 years old and entered the fight with a record 16-1 record.
In July 28, Nice started his career in 2015. In its 11th fight in 2018, a unanimous six-round results at the Grand Oasis Stadium in Kankan went to Hiram Callardo, a native of Mexico, and then retired with a record 12-5 record.
In February 2024, he won the title by defeating Tajikistan’s former world champion Shawkat Rakimo.
He is the sixth current Mexican world champion in the segments of weaving boxing, spreading from Flyweight (50.8 kg) to Cruiservice (86 kg).
Others Saul “Canalo” Alwarez (unspecified Super Middleway Champion), Gilberto “Sorto” Ramarez (WBA & WBO Cruchewaid Champion), Emanuel Nevaret (WBO Super Fedweight Champ), Rafael (IBF Flivet Champion).
WBA refers to the WBO for the World Boxing Association and the World Boxing Organization; IPF is defined above. The Fourth Large World Boxing Organization is the World Boxing Council.
A short, two -part history of Boxing in Mexico The Mexico News Daily Pages were issued early this year.
During the fight on Wednesday, Nice continued to press the move and immediately took the forefront and forced Rickishi to defend. As the circuits advanced, the early investment in Nit’s body scenes began to benefit from the Japanese fighter.
In the 10th round, Nice Rickishi entered the ropes. Rickishi was upright, but Nunez’s intensity never wandered.
Later, Nice dedicated a video call and success to his brother with his family.
“I feel very happy. I am very satisfied with the work we did tonight,” he said in his fight interview. “The truth is that we have been working for 10 to 13 years for this moment; thanks to God. We took advantage of that opportunity.”
He dedicated the championship to “all Mexico”.
According to his advertiser, Eddie Hearne, Nisin’s next opponent may be Nevaret, The current WBO Super Fedaweight champion from San Juan Juan Jitlaldebec in the state of Mexico. The US Ray Ford, a former WBA Fedarwaite champion of the United States, or other rankings and other possibilities.
