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Both Avious Griffin and Justin Cardona have once again received a chance to deliver the statement they were previously denied. The two welterweights will now slug it out on the Jake Paul-Anthony Joshua undercard. Scheduled for tomorrow, December 19, the MVP-Netflix card will unfold at the Kaseya Center in Miami. Neither Griffin nor Cardona currently appears in the top-15 rankings. Much depends on their performance when they meet in an eight-round duel. With a crucial fight ahead, let’s dive into the details and examine how the two fighters measure up against each other.
When two rising contenders meet, their records often help clear the haze around determining who possesses the hunger to push that extra mile. On paper, the scale tilts slightly toward the 32-year-old Griffin. Born in Chattanooga, Tennessee, Griffin has been active in the professional boxing circuit for nearly a decade. In that period, he has trudged through 18 fights. His impressive 17-fight win streak came to an end earlier this year when Julian Rodriguez knocked him out in a thrilling ten-round bout on the Jake Paul-Julio Cesar Chavez card on June 28.
Even in terms of physical attributes, Griffin appears to maintain an edge. While full details regarding his reach remain unavailable, Griffin stands at 6 feet (183 cm). On the other hand, Cardona measures 5 feet 8 inches (173 cm). Likewise, Cardona possesses a listed reach of 67 inches (170 cm).
In his last outing against Julian Rodriguez, Griffin weighed in at 146.8 pounds. Cardona, on the other hand, recorded 139.6 pounds in his bout against Elijah Williams, which took place at light welterweight.
Despite Justin Cardona’s relative youth – he is only 26 – most analysts and fans seem inclined to favor Avious Griffin to secure the win tomorrow. Even Griffin’s knockout loss to Rodriguez has not significantly reduced confidence in his abilities. Some of this skepticism stems from Cardona’s last fight against Elijah Williams, which ended in a tightly contested affair.
Griffin, who joined the MVP roster in May, has maintained considerable activity, competing in three to four fights per year. His consistency contrasts sharply with Cardona’s long layoffs, which appear to have dulled the Californian’s momentum. Factoring in Griffin’s proven punching power, many foresee the eight-round bout ending inside the distance.
With the stakes high and both fighters eager to reassert their presence in the welterweight landscape, tomorrow’s clash promises intensity and intrigue