“CHURRITOS” WON’T SUGAR COAT WBC CHALLENGE IN BANGKOK

Juan “Churritos” Hernandez received the biggest thunderous round of applause at the Railroad Workers’ Union, hosting the weekly presser of the World Boxing Council,   vowing to defeat Thai Nawaphon Sor Rungvisai, in Bangkok for the WBC flyweight Crown.

Juan is brimming with confidence due to the work program he’s been undergoing  at the rugged Otomí Ceremonial Center. And although he acknowledged that it is a difficult task to dispute a title in the opponent’s back yard, he boldly ventured he’ll go all out for a KO  in the first rounds.

“We have to be prepared for 12 rounds and we have to go mentally prepared for triumph. He’s a good puncher,  but I’m stronger as well as more physically and more mentally mature. I vow to bring that title back home to Mexico. This is my chance to conquer the dream of my life and I will not let anyone take it from me.

“Churritos” (33-2, 24 KO’s) fights Nawaphon  (36-0, 26 KO’s) for the vacant WBC flyweight title at the National Stadium Gym in Bangkok, Thailand on March 4th.