Former WBA transition lightweight boxer Rolando Romero is now awaiting the biggest game of his career, which is the battle with "Mayweather's son" Gvotta Davis on December 5, which will be broadcast live by Showtime for PPV pay, Romero plans to take the WBA ordinary championship title, and he threatens to KO Davis to win.
However, just as Romero was full of ambition, one thing cast a shadow over his battle with Davis. This week, a woman tweeted that Romero had "bullied" her. At the same time, more women have come forward to accuse Romero, claiming that they have suffered the same thing, and the media has roughly estimated that 8 women have now made accusations against Romero, most of whom claim to have been "roughly" treated by Romero in Las Vegas.
So far, Romero has not received a court indictment, but one of the victims said she has reported the case to the police and, if the case is filed, will formally prosecute Romero.
For the follow-up progress, "boxing fans" will pay attention to it, and the latest information will be shared with everyone at that time, whether Romero will be prosecuted next, but he will definitely face great pressure in preparing for the confrontation with Davis, and then it will be seen how to deal with and resolve it.
The 26-year-old Romero now has a professional record of 14 wins, 12 KO opponents, and is now ranked 15th in the world overall ranking, like Davis, Romero is also a new star that Floyd Mayweather promotes, but compared with Davis, he has a significant gap with Davis in terms of achievement and influence.
In August last year, Romero was suppressed by the whole field in the confrontation with Dominican boxer Jackson Martinez, but in the end, he won the victory with scores of 116-112, 118-110, 115-113, which was rated as the worst judgment of the year by many media, and when faced with boos from the audience, Romero could only pretend to be calm and shake his head.
Romero's technique is rough, the author even feels that there are certain problems with his foundation, the game is completely suppressed by the fierce swing of the fist, but Romero's strength is still quite outstanding, if you accidentally hit by his fist, anyone will suffer a heavy blow, this is also the biggest suspense of Davis to fight with it, but the author thinks that if everything is normal, Romero is knocked down is only a matter of time, just look at how hard his jaw is?