Javier Fortuna expects to make quick work of Luis Franco on Friday night.
The Cuban-born Franco (11-1, 7 KOs) is an accomplished amateur who has lost only a single split decision as a pro, but the undefeated Fortuna predicted he’ll knock out Franco early in their ESPN2 “Friday Night Fights” main event in Miami, Okla. Fortuna (22-0, 16 KOs), one of boxing’s most dangerous punchers, scored a sensational first-round knockout against Mexico’s Miguel Zamudio (25-2-1, 13 KOs) in his last fight, which ESPN2 also televised April 19 from Atlantic City.
“I have a lot of respect for Franco for having the courage to face me,” Fortuna said, “but I’m going to do to him like I did with Yuandale Evans (first-round TKO) and Cristobal Cruz (second-round TKO) and Miguel Zamudio. It will end the same way. Viewers will love it. I understand to be successful in boxing, you have be very aggressive and that’s what I plan to be.”
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The Cuban-born Franco (11-1, 7 KOs) is an accomplished amateur who has lost only a single split decision as a pro, but the undefeated Fortuna predicted he’ll knock out Franco early in their ESPN2 “Friday Night Fights” main event in Miami, Okla. Fortuna (22-0, 16 KOs), one of boxing’s most dangerous punchers, scored a sensational first-round knockout against Mexico’s Miguel Zamudio (25-2-1, 13 KOs) in his last fight, which ESPN2 also televised April 19 from Atlantic City.
“I have a lot of respect for Franco for having the courage to face me,” Fortuna said, “but I’m going to do to him like I did with Yuandale Evans (first-round TKO) and Cristobal Cruz (second-round TKO) and Miguel Zamudio. It will end the same way. Viewers will love it. I understand to be successful in boxing, you have be very aggressive and that’s what I plan to be.”
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