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On Friday night, inside of the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, aspiring middleweight Luis ‘Cuba’ Arias kept his career momentum going with a six-round decision over Philadelphia’s Latif Mundy that saw his record rise to 6-0 with 3 stoppages.
Arias came out of the gates strong, ripping Mundy with some telling shots to the body and head, but soon realized that he would be in for a longer night than expected given his opponent’s grit and experience.
With another victory under his belt, Arias will have little time to rest, as he seems all but set to begin helping his boss Floyd Mayweather in training for his Sept. 14 clash with Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez.
Arias shared this information with me a few days before the Mundy bout during media day inside of the Mayweather Boxing Club in advance of the Mickey Bey-John Molina Jr./Badou Jack-Farah Ennis Showtime double header that he fought underneath.
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Arias came out of the gates strong, ripping Mundy with some telling shots to the body and head, but soon realized that he would be in for a longer night than expected given his opponent’s grit and experience.
With another victory under his belt, Arias will have little time to rest, as he seems all but set to begin helping his boss Floyd Mayweather in training for his Sept. 14 clash with Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez.
Arias shared this information with me a few days before the Mundy bout during media day inside of the Mayweather Boxing Club in advance of the Mickey Bey-John Molina Jr./Badou Jack-Farah Ennis Showtime double header that he fought underneath.
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