Andy Cruz has aligned himself with one of boxing's most respected deal brokers, adding 2022 BWAA Manager of the Year award winner Peter Kahn to his team.
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Another Cuban with weak chin he is going not do nothing as a pro i doubt even win 1 world title -
Weak chin? I don’t see that. Andy looks pretty darn good to me. He’s got great skills, decent pop and a good, active style. Sadly, he came to freedom a bit late — Cruz is already 29. In replay to the second half of your post, I believe Andy will hold a belt sooner rather than later. His career is being fast-tracked, and for good reason: his handlers believe in him. This kid is the goods. Only question is whether Father Time will catch up to him before he grabs a major belt.Originally posted by rudy View Post
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He got wobbled in his last fight or you watch with rose glassesOriginally posted by elegua View PostComment
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It’s boxing. Getting wobbled once in a fight is a big deal? It happens. Now, if it happened often, that would mean something.Originally posted by rudy View PostComment
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They said the same thing Devin Haney look up history of Cuban professionalsOriginally posted by CubanGuyNYC View PostComment
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I don’t need to look up the history of Cuban professionals; I’m already familiar. I don’t know what you’re trying to say with that comment. Only two I can think of in the modern era that had suspect chins were Rigondeaux and Gamboa. So what? Kid Gavilan was known for his chin, his toughness. Lara’s no slouch in that department either.Originally posted by rudy View PostComment
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No Kid Gavilian was top dog he was not paid thousands and look desire. He got wobbled by Moran, badly, it is not good case in point Charles Martin wobbled Jared and look what happened when he faced a real puncher.Originally posted by CubanGuyNYC View PostComment
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