
Andy Cruz Says A Fight With Keyshawn Davis ‘Completely Depends On Davis’
Cuban star Andy Cruz was content to go 10 rounds in just his third pro fight, following a one-sided win over Brayan Zamarripa.
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Cuban star Andy Cruz was content to go 10 rounds in just his third pro fight, following a one-sided win over Brayan Zamarripa.

Former Olympic champion Andy Cruz couldn’t get a knockout in his third professional outing, but he left opponent Brayan Zamarripa bloodied, bruised and beaten at the end of 10 lightweight rounds at Caribe Royale in Orlando, Florida on Saturday night.

Edgar Berlanga (21-0 16 KOs) takes on Padraig McCrory (18-0 9 KOs) in a twelve-round super middleweight at the Caribe Royale in Orlando, Florida on Saturday night (February 24).

Andy Cruz speaks exclusively with Declan Warrington ahead of his fight this up coming Saturday

The final press conference for Edgar Berlanga and Padraig McCrory was held today. The bout will take place at the Caribe Royale in Orlando on February 24 on DAZN. Edgar Berlanga (21-0 16 KOs) defends his WBO NABO Super-Middleweight title against Padraig McCrory.

Before Andy Cruz threw his first professional punch, he had a natural rivalry. Keyshawn Davis is known as a hotshot prospect with a ton of talent and even more upside. However, whenever he came across Cruz in the amateurs, which happened on four separate occasions, Davis came out on the losing end. Beating Davis is always a sweet feeling, but the final time they met was the sweetest.

No matter how hard he tried, Keyshawn Davis simply couldn’t get over the hump. As an amateur, he ran across Andy Cruz on four separate occasions, including in the 2021 Olympic finals. While those matchups were close, Davis came up short each time. Those losses haven't put a dent in Davis’ confidence as a pro but he does become annoyed when Cruz’s name is brought up in any conversations.

By Keith Idec - Ernesto “Tito” Mercado has taken an unconventional path toward building his 13-0 record. Mercado works without a major promoter, which has cost the 22-year-old knockout artist the type of exposure prospects typically receive during the developmental phase of their careers. The junior welterweight has instead performed off TV, on cards promoted by the company owned by his father and trainer, Nato, at LumColor Phoenix Center, a small venue in Ontario, California.

Andy Cruz will enjoy a quick ring return, even in the midst of an active lawsuit. BoxingScene.com has confirmed that the 2020 Olympic Gold medalist and fast-rising lightweight will land on the February 24 DAZN show at Caribe Royale Resort in Orlando, Florida. Cruz will face Mexico’s Brayan Zamarripa in a scheduled ten-round contest.

Andy Cruz is just two fights into his pro career and already embroiled in his first full-blown lawsuit. BoxingScene.com has confirmed the 2020 Olympic Gold medalist and fast-rising lightweight filed an eight-count complaint against New Champions Promotions, LLC (NCP). and company president Jesse Rodriguez individually with the