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Richard Torrez, an American heavy weight of a huge promise, introduces his undefeated record and his future hopes and aspirations on the line when this weekend in Las Vegas fights Guido Vanello.
Torrez, the Olympic silver medalist in Tokyo, has so far supplied in his professional career. He took all his rivals in the aggressive All-Aaky style. So far it has worked. He ended 11 of his 12 professional competitions within a distance.
But against Vienello in Palms Casino Resort, live on Sky Sports Action From 1:00 on Sunday morning Torrez will take the main step in an effort to prove itself as a candidate for a world level.
Italian was Olympian 2016 and is now in a sinister good shape. In 2023 Vienello suffered a shock loss of Jonathan Rice. In the nearby competition it was rebuilt only to keep EFE Ajagba, but once feared the knockout of the artist Arslanbek Makmudov in his latest struggle.
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“I’m just excited to show everyone at home and people watching us who I am as a warrior. I feel that people sometimes think that I only know how to log in. I’m really excited to show some different aspects in my game,” Torrez said.
“Guido brings a lot to the table. He’s a really tall guy. He knows how to use his length. I’m really excited to show my boxing skills and show to be here.
“The most interesting part of it is that he’s a good opponent. My name. We’re both trying to do something. We’re just trying to stay in the game. We’re trying to prove something to get something great.
“It is amazing to me that we are able to be together in the ring to fight for this size.”
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Torrez jr again showed that he has dynamite in his hands when he caught Willie Jake Jr with a huge shot and then stopped him in the first round
Vianello said, “Richard is a very strong man. He’s young like me. Actually, he’s younger. We’re two young boys. It’s a south track. He has an Olympic medal, so much respect for him.”
But the Italian warned: “The fight against Arslanbek Makhmudov was just warming up for me. It was an easy fight. Now my professional career is starting.”
To sign, undefeated Mexican Olympian Lindolfo Delgado and Dominican Standout Elvis Rodriguez will collide in WBC and IBF Super-Lightweight World Eliminator.
The light sensation of Abdullah Mason, which turns 21 on a combat night, will face the Mexican southeast Carlos “Chinito” Ornelas in ten rounds a special attraction.
Watch how Torrez vs Vienello lives on Sky Sports Action From 1:00 on Sunday morning
