Regis “Rougarou” Prograis (29-3, 24 cost) makes his return to almost a year away from the ring against Joseph “Jojo” Diaz (34-7-1, 15 food) at the Credit One Areno in Chicago, Illinois. His last match, in October last year against Jack Catterall, was difficult because he suffered his second consecutive loss.
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As for Jojo, he had an 8 round in Tijuana, Mexico, on June 21, where he won by unanimous decision. The match is disputed against the catch of 142 pounds.
Rougarou is the naturally larger fighter and must be physically larger and stronger, come fight night. Jojo had previously had battles within the Super Lightweight limit, but did not do well with this weight. His best achievement near this weight restriction was an 8 round against Jerry Perez, a match he won with unanimous decision.
Regis is prepared and ready for the match, and after a long training camp he looks ready to host a show. The two-time champion wants his legacy in the sport to sement and said that, if possible, he wants to become a three-time champion, but wants to build more on his boxing legacy. Prograis has definitely troubled for his opponents with an average opponent
Foundation of 20.6 percent, which is about 7.9 strokes per round, which is within the top ten in both categories (Compubox). Prograis will not only be challenging for Jojo, but it will also be difficult for Diaz offensive. Although Jojo is 6 years younger than prears, his war -buttering body may not cease against regis, which has decent power.
Although none of the fighters are known for their velocity of the two, Rougarou seems to keep the rand. He also has a three-inch benefit he will use to control the series. “Did a long camp, do a long hard camp. For me, it’s just time, you know what I’m saying. I did all the sacrifice, um … trained my hole for this, and yes, now it’s time to go, ‘says directly of his preparation for the fight. With Rougarou holding the most important benefits in the game, he expects Diaz to give it all: ‘Jojo is hungry now, you know. He now comes from a lot of losses. Um, so I think he’s hungry to come to the top. So, I expect him to fight. ‘
This is perhaps the last big opportunity of Jojo, so he has to take advantage of it and give it his best. He is admitted to prior training problems in the past, by keeping excessive and not acting
Expectations in matches, but he has changed and has a renewed commitment to sports. The match will serve as the co-head event for Oscar Duarte-Kenneth Sims jr.
Last updated on 08/02/2025
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