Abass Baraou is ready to go back to war. After pushing Xander Zayas to a razor-close split decision in their WBA/WBO world title unification fight, the former WBA champion returns against Giovani Santillan in another high-stakes fight at 154lbs. We caught up with Baraou at the weigh-in to talk about his preparations, what he learned from the Zayas fight, his mindset heading into Santillan and why he believes he still belongs among the best in the division. Can Baraou get straight back into the world title picture, or will hometown favorite Santillan make it four straight wins and take another step toward a title opportunity?

Abass Baraou is ready to go back to war. After pushing Xander Zayas to a razor-close split decision in their WBA/WBO world title unification fight, the former WBA champion returns against Giovani Santillan in another high-stakes fight at 154lbs. We caught up with Baraou at the weigh-in to talk about his preparations, what he learned from the Zayas fight, his mindset heading into Santillan and why he believes he still belongs among the best in the division. Can Baraou get straight back into the world title picture, or will hometown favorite Santillan make it four straight wins and take another step toward a title opportunity?

Giovanni Santillan joins ProBox TV ahead of his September 11 main event against former world champion Abbas Baraou in San Diego. Santillan discusses his opportunity to bounce back from his loss to Brian Norman, the lessons he learned from defeat and why he believes this fight could put him within touching distance of a world title shot. The 154-pound contender also breaks down Baraou, talks about the improvements he has made to his footwork and movement, and explains why fans can expect an action-packed fight on ProBox TV. Santillan also names the fighters he would like to face at 154 pounds, including Jaron “Boots” Ennis and Josh Kelly.

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