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Victor Terrazas and his camp are confident they will have no problem taking on Rendall Munroe in England.
'The Viking' is currently in preparation for his WBC super-bantamweight title final eliminator against Leicester southpaw Munroe, which will take place at Coventry Skydome on Friday April 23.
The 27-year-old Mexican is training for the testing 12-rounder in his hometown of Guadalajara and is set to touch down in Britain 10 days before the clash.
Terrazas is promoted by leading Mexican outfit HG promotions and is managed by Edison Reynoso, who insists his charge has nothing to fear from fighting in England.
"Victor's confidence is rocketing and he is getting better with every fight," said Reynoso.
"Although he has won some titles, Victor has been a little bit behind some of the top Mexicans in terms of image.
"His promoter Hector Garcia has worked hard to get him up the rankings and secured an excellent purse for this fight.
"Fighting outside of Mexico is no problem because we generally do that with other fighters we train like Oscar Larios."
Terrazas, who has won 25 fights with one defeat and one draw, is unbeaten in seven years and six of his last seven wins have come inside the distance.
Terrazas suffered the solitary loss of his professional career on his paid debut when he fell to Adrian Tellez in a second-round stoppage.
Terrazas avenged the defeat in 2007, when he knocked-out rival Tellez in seven rounds.
The only other stain on his career came in his eighth professional fight when he drew with compatriot Saul Osana.
How do we see this fight going and what does the future hold for the boxing binman?
Victor Terrazas and his camp are confident they will have no problem taking on Rendall Munroe in England.
'The Viking' is currently in preparation for his WBC super-bantamweight title final eliminator against Leicester southpaw Munroe, which will take place at Coventry Skydome on Friday April 23.
The 27-year-old Mexican is training for the testing 12-rounder in his hometown of Guadalajara and is set to touch down in Britain 10 days before the clash.
Terrazas is promoted by leading Mexican outfit HG promotions and is managed by Edison Reynoso, who insists his charge has nothing to fear from fighting in England.
"Victor's confidence is rocketing and he is getting better with every fight," said Reynoso.
"Although he has won some titles, Victor has been a little bit behind some of the top Mexicans in terms of image.
"His promoter Hector Garcia has worked hard to get him up the rankings and secured an excellent purse for this fight.
"Fighting outside of Mexico is no problem because we generally do that with other fighters we train like Oscar Larios."
Terrazas, who has won 25 fights with one defeat and one draw, is unbeaten in seven years and six of his last seven wins have come inside the distance.
Terrazas suffered the solitary loss of his professional career on his paid debut when he fell to Adrian Tellez in a second-round stoppage.
Terrazas avenged the defeat in 2007, when he knocked-out rival Tellez in seven rounds.
The only other stain on his career came in his eighth professional fight when he drew with compatriot Saul Osana.
How do we see this fight going and what does the future hold for the boxing binman?
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