Cancun War: Zepeda vs. Farmer II

The WBC’s interim lightweight champion, William Zepeda, says he will use what he learned from his previous fight against Tevin Farmer in his revenge this Saturday, March 29, in Cancun, Mexico.

Farmers adjustments

Zepeda (32-0, 27 kos) attached to his original game plan a little too long, and the highly qualified farmer (33-7-1, 8 kos) took advantage of him when he adapts to land many hard shots and won rounds and made the fight.

Zepeda won the fight for a divided decision of 10 rounds, but it was a Hallow victory because his actions fell due to his struggle to defeat the former 34 -year -old IBF super pen champion.

It was supposed to be an easy victory for the highly classified Mexican contender, Zepeda, to prepare it for an opportunity for the world title against WBC champion of 135 pounds Shakur Stevenson. However, due to William’s problems against veteran farmer, he is returning to show that he can improve. If Zepeda solves the style of farmers, you could forget to fight Shakur because it is on another level in terms of skills.

Zepeda: Learning curve

“I was waiting for an opponent to the defensive, slippery and with many tricks,” said Willam Zepeda in unknownSpeaking of his previous fight against Tevin Farmer on November 16 of last year in Riad. “The only thing that was true was that he received many blows.

“The truth is that, the work I did in his body, he endured, but for this occasion, I am very focused on our training plan,” said Zepeda.

William’s strategy to attack Farmer’s body did not work for the last time in Riad. If that was due to the fact that the contest was only ten rounds instead of twelve, it is not clear. Farmer handled the body’s shots well and took advantage of Zepeda leaving his head open when he frequently stuck. This is how Tevin dropped it in the room.

In the rematch, Zepeda can focus on throwing at the farmer’s head to hurt him as Raymond Muratalla did in his fight last year on July 13. He had Farmer looking close to being knocked out in the rounds of eight to ten. The referee penalized Tevin a point in the eighth because he was trying to get out of danger.

“This will be one of the most special letters for Cancun and Mexico. Not only because we have a great champion in William Zepeda, but also because Tevin Farmer, who is a real world champion and who is here to fight and here to win,” said promoter Oscar de la Hoya during today during today. Final Press Conference For Saturday’s rematch among the WBC lightweight interim champion of William Zepeda and Tevin Farmer in Cancun, Mexico.

“So, this is a rematch that is taking place and is highly anticipated. We feel that this card in Cancun will be one of the best we put in many years.”