World Boxing Council champion William Camaron Zepeda prepares the particulars of his defence. The warrior from Mexico wants the competition to take place at the Toluca office ' Nemesio Dez Stadium.
A few months ago, Liga MX office associates spoke with the warrior. If the sportsman received the organization's belt, the house staff would provide the space to hang a billboard.
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Camarón Zepeda explained his motives when asked by the internet about this possibility of opening. The boxer criticized the fight plans in Toluca, saying," In fact, I'm now there putting pressure on. "
During a attend, the gymnast recalled the conversation with those in charge of the service. When they first interviewed me and gave me the chance to go there, they said," The moment you become hero, you tell us and here you make your first security," Camaron Zepeda said.
The swimmer made the necessary links in order to carry out this event in the State of Mexico. Concerning the status of the project, the warrior continued," I am already contacting them so that I can take what they promised. "
The necessary challenger to the Las Vegas championship
On August 1 in Las Vegas, Camaron Zepeda won the king's belt. After the final legislation rounds in the ring, the boxer defeated Lamont Roach on appeal.
The boxing organization names the Cuban Jadier Herrera as its current front-runner against the security. Herrera holds the light title and is positioned as the required contender for the final weeks of the year.
With the support of publicist Carlos de la Hoya, the champion will experience Herrera in front of the crowd. When Camarón Zepeda was questioned if he would submit this request to his work team, he replied," Yes, obviously. "
The success of the subject battle in the city of Toluca depends on the terms of the organizers ' contracts. Regarding the Herrera camp's place, the proprietor remarked," I think it is necessary, we know that it is still a matter of them accepting, but I have no problem.
