Liam Paro & Richardson Hitchins Weigh In for IBF Junior Welterweight Title Fight
"In Puerto Rico, Two Titans Clash for the IBF Crown"
Paro's Journey to the Title
Liam Paro, a 28-year-old from Australia, enters this fight with an impeccable record of 25-0 (15 KOs). His last victory came when he defeated Puerto Rican Subriel Matias in Puerto Rico, adding another prestigious title to his name. Before that, he delivered a highlight-reel knockout of Montana Love on the Devin Haney-Regis Prograis undercard in San Francisco. Paro's confidence is palpable as he stands firm, ready to defend his title against the formidable Richardson Hitchins.Paro's physical attributes also play a significant role. Standing at 5ft 8ins, he may be slightly shorter than Hitchins, who measures 5ft 10ins. However, his broader shoulders give him a powerful presence in the ring. He believes that his skills and determination will be the key to emerging victorious.
In a brief interview after the weigh-in, Paro said, "It is crunch time now, the talking is done. I see a scared fellow. I said that right from the start. We are one sleep away from seeing what he is all about." His words reflect his unwavering belief in his abilities and his determination to dominate the ring.
Hitchins' Quest for the World Title
Richardson Hitchins, a 27-year-old 2016 Haitian Olympian, is aiming to make history by winning his first world title. With an 18-0 (7 KOs) record, he is a force to be reckoned with. Hitchins believes that his talent belongs at the world level and that he is destined to be a champion.At the weigh-in, Hitchins came in at 139.8lbs, just slightly heavier than Paro. Despite the size difference, Hitchins remains focused and confident. He chewed gum and stared down the blank-faced Paro, showing his determination to overcome any challenge.
Hitchins said, "Like I said, I belong at the world level. My talent doesn't belong anywhere else. If I was fighting different competition, it would be like bullying. I am supposed to be fighting the best guys in the world." His words highlight his belief in his own abilities and his hunger for success.
The Co-Feature: Lebron vs. Diaz
In the co-feature of the night, two Puerto Rican junior lightweights will square off. Undefeated prospect Henry Lebron, with a record of 19-0 (10 KOs), makes his Matchroom Boxing debut against 30-year-old veteran Christopher "Pitufo" Diaz, who holds a record of 29-4-1 (19 KOs).Lebron weighed in at 130lbs, while Diaz came in just under at 129.8lbs. The two fighters bring different styles and experiences to the ring, and their battle is sure to be a thrilling one.
As the night of fights unfolds on DAZN, fans will be treated to a night of excitement and drama. The battle for the IBF junior welterweight title between Paro and Hitchins is just the beginning of a memorable evening of boxing.
