Boxing results: Bruce Carrington demands fights for the title against Ball, Fulton and Espinoza, but will they respond?

Bruce Carrington (15-0, 9 kos) called the Pen Nick Ball and Stephen Fulton weight champions after their victory in the third round over Enrique Vivas (23-4, 12 kos) last Saturday night Fontainebleau Las Vegas, Las Vegas.

It is unlikely that the Amb Ball champion and the WBC Fulton champion accept to fight Carrington because he is too risky for his own good. Financially, it makes no sense to face him.

Rafael Espinoza Risk

The champion who would probably fight against Fulton, the head of the WBO Rafael Espinoza, is someone who ‘Shu shu’, a native of Brooklyn, New York, does not consider an “attractive” fight. That could be interpreted as the code to: “Espinoza is too dangerous.”

First level promoters Espinoza and Carrington. They made that fight if Bruce were willing to face the Espinoza of 6’1 ​​″. However, for the sounds, Carrington does not seem interested at all in fighting him.

With the way Carrington fought to defeat Sulaiman Segawa on September 27 last year, gaining a majority decision of 10 rounds, Espinoza would be a nightmare for him. If Carrington, 27, is not ready for him now, will never.

The calls

“Nick Ball, yes, I want that. WBC Stephen Fulton, I want that. Let’s do this job, brother,” Bruce Carrington said to ESPN After his victory in the second round over Enrique Vivas on Saturday night in Las Vegas. “I want to fight against all of you. I am among the top five in all the sanctioning bodies at this time. Stop running. Stop playing. Let’s do this job.

“You know I also cut that tree. You know that I have been saying its name since the last one. It stops playing,” Carrington said about the Wave weight champion Rafael Espinoza. “You have to ask him if he wants to fight. I’ve been willing to fight anyone. Let’s do this job. I’m not bent over. Everyone is called champions. They come to fight the best. Come see me.”

He will not work so that Carrington calls Fulton because those guys have better options, and they can earn much more money waiting for Naoya Inpue when he moves up to 126. Why would they want to fight against a 27 -year -old prospect when they can get a large payment day against Inoue?

“I feel that now I am pressing them to fight with me,” Carrington told Fighthype about the three champions in 126. “I have been ready. As I said. I have been calling it (onb weight champion of the ONB Rafael Espinoza) since last year. I have been calling all the champions. The same pressure that I have been applying to all.

“Now, I want to fight Nick Ball and Fulton because they are more attractive to me. But if a person does not want to fight with me, I will call the other guy,” Carrington said.