Miguel Vazquez Back on September 2, Goes For WBC Latino Belt

Former world champion Miguel "Títere" Vazquez, is already focused on his next commitment  on September 2 in Guadalajara, Jalisco, against Daniel "Cañerito" Ruiz, with the WBC Latino super welterweight belt on the line.

Vazquez  came together with his promoter Joel Gallegos of 4X4, to the WBC's weekly press conference to talk about his future goals.

One of Vázquez's projects is to have a title shot ASAP, but  he's willing to progress step by step along the road that will lead him to reach this milestone.

 
Daniel Ruiz is a dangerous rival. He has been Latino champion by defeating Ricardo Castillo. He has fought in Canada, Spain, and Philippines. He also fought against Humberto" Zorrita "Soto, the Former WBC super featherweight and lightweight World champion.
 
Miguel Vázquez stressed he's very grateful for the confidence of his  current promoter Gallegos.
 
He has a record of 38-5-0, 18 KOs,  he won the Golden Belt championship in 2006 as welterweight, and confirmed that  his plan is to be WBC champion very soon.
 
"I thank my followers, my promoter 4X4 and all of you for this space. Miguel Vazquez will not disappoint you," he concluded.

IN OTHER NEWS: With the teasing "Right Charlie" good humor which defines and characterizes him, former WBC super flyweight champion Carlos Cuadras, breezed a tad late into the WBC's weekly conference to chat about his commitment against Juan Francisco Estrada, better known as the "Gallo".

Carlos, who's preparing at the high altitude Otomí Ceremonial Center, predicts...nay...guarantees he'll triumph on September 9, because he fully trusts in the rugged physical preparation he's undergoing to climb back to on top of the world.  At this point, he commented that Alejandro Barrera joined his team.

"Francisco is a very intelligent fighter, throwing lots of punches, the most dangerous of which is a powerful  hook to the liver. For  this very reason I've worked hard to improve my defence We do not want to give him any advantage at short range."
 
The former champion  has the clear objective of recovering  the world title, which right now in the hands of  southpaw Thai Srisaket Sor Rungvisai who will be topping  the same card in a  rematch bout vs. Nicaraguan Roman González.

Carlos,  who's hardly what the doctored ordered, prescribed a generous dose of bitter medicine for "Gallo" via his flapping right hand.