Eddie Hearn declares Andy Cruz will be IBF Lightweight Champion within its next two games

Eddie Hearn says Andy Cruz will be world champion “in the next two fights” after defeating Hironori Mishiro tonight in an IBF lightweight title, and then champion Raymond Muratalla.

Top Rank will not be happy to hear Hearn’s prediction of Cruz who upset their fighter Muratalla, as he has recently been elevated to full champion status. They hope that Muratalla will have a long reign as IBF champion, but they did not realize that the 2020 Olympic Medal of 2020 would be cruz as soon as his obligation.

Cruz’s title Eliminator tonight

Cruz (5-0, 2 food) is fighting against Mishiro (17-1-1, 6 COs) in the 12-round main support on the Richardson Hitchins against George Kambosos Jr. Map at the theater in Madison Square Garden in New York. Tonight’s event is broadcast Live on daznStart at 7 p.m. Cruz will try to steal the performance of Hitchins, which is a pure boxer, and probably not walk on the gas against Kambosos in the main event.

“Andy got a final eliminator this weekend, and then he will be compulsory for Muratalla for the IBF lightweight title. So, Andy will be world champion in the next two fights,” Eddie Hearn said Fight Hub TV About Andy Cruz. “Maybe he’s very comfortable for the moment at 135.”

“Andy Cruz just won that battle to get his lap on the IBF lightweight.”

Mishiro did not fight a significant opposition during his career, and he will take a big step in the class of the fighters he faces in Japan. The IBF gave him a #5 rankings, which doesn’t make much sense when he looks at his weak resume.

Cruz and Hearn hoped to have a chance to fight Keyhawn Davis for his WBO lightweight title, but he missed weight last Friday and was then stripped of the belt. He has now revealed that he will fight at 140.