Although he is now one of the most respected boxers on the scene, his career has not all been rosy. Isaac “Pitbull” Cruz. In the early years of his career, the boxer became the victim of bribery attempts with the promise of promoting him in his professional career.
In an interview with Erik “The Terrible” Morales, Cross was questioned about his performances in National Olympiad 2012, where he became the champion. The boxer said that he surpassed all his opponents in his category, but despite this, he could not represent Mexico at international tournaments.
However, his refusal to pay the amount of money that was asked of his father forced him to pay an even greater price. “The rules are that when you beat or beat a champion, you kept a spot, so because I didn’t let go of the bite like they do here in Mexico, I wasn’t given a spot. They asked me for money to get what I won in the ring and didn’t even give me a seat,” he admitted.
“My father was told that if he wanted to enroll, we needed money, otherwise it would be impossible.”he added.
Isaac “Pitbull” Cruz won an important victory over Giovanni Cabrera last July and has his sights set on a rematch with Gervonta Davis. The Mexican has 25 wins (17 of them in accelerated mode), two defeats and one draw.
Since August last year, there have been rumors of a fight between Cross And Davis grew up after an American coach, Calvin Fordadmits that the Mexican is a desirable rival and the main candidate for “Tank”.
In an interview for boxing scene, Ford said Cross best suited for Davis Get back in the ring. “What I need is a Pitbull.” Although there is no official information yet, everything seems to indicate that both sides are ready to move closer to positions for a rematch.
Cross “Pitbull” And Gervonta Davis they met in December 2021 and the North American won a 12 round unanimous decision by scores of 115–113, 115–113 and 116–112. Many were not convinced by this scenario, and the specter of revenge was always there.
Source: La Opinion
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