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This weekend, Sual Alvarez will square off against his Mexican junior, Jamie Monguia. The two will face off in a super middleweight world champion bout at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, USA, to celebrate the Mexican national tradition of Cinco de Mayo.
For the matchup, renowned tournament promoter and former world champion Oscar de la Hoya promised that after the matchup, Jamie Monguia would succeed Saul Alvarez as the pan-middleweight king of professional boxing.
British fighter John Ryder, who has fought both Mexican fighters, spoke to reporters ahead of the bout. He expects the 33-year-old to face a trail before seizing a comeback to win by knockout in the second half of the contest.
John Ryder was knocked out by TKO in the ninth round against Jamie Monguia in January, and in the previous bout, John Ryder put in an admirable performance against Saul Alvarez, and although he didn't win the fight, John Ryder's performance in the fight earned him great reputation.
When it comes to the last two games, John Ryder seems to have a lot of say. He told reporters: "Jamie Monguia has improved a lot since his fight against Sergei Delejanchenko, and that was evident against me. And I was so consumed against Sur Alvarez that I couldn't play the same form I had when I fought Sur Alvarez, and Jamie Monguia took everything from me, he knocked me out, and he beat me in the end. ”
"Jamie Monguia hits hard, he hits with a lot of frequency. It's very different from Sur Alvarez, who plays sensibly and always picks the best punches and never wastes his energy. Saul Alvarez knows he's going to hit the target, while Jamie Monguia relies more on hit counting. Saul Alvarez is a true heavy gunner, while Jamie Monguia doesn't have that explosiveness. John Ryder analyzed.
"In the fight against Jamie Monguia, I personally think Sur Alvarez will win, and I think the two will be very close. Jamie Monguia will get off to a great start – maybe even three or four rounds ahead. But I think Sur Alvarez will fight back strongly in the second half of the bout and turn the whole bout into a stage for his individual performance. Jamie Monguia may play sustained offense, but Saul Alvarez will play precise offense and eventually bring down Jamie Monguia. John Ryder told reporters.
After losing to Jamie Monguia in January, John Ryder announced his retirement. John Ryder has now transitioned to coaching, assisting his coach Tony Sims.