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Sanchez and Lozano will fight for WBA-Fedecentro title on Friday

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Sanchez and Lozano will fight for WBA-Fedecentro title on Friday
Sanchez and Lozano will fight for WBA-Fedecentro title on Friday

Sanchez and Lozano will fight for WBA-Fedecentro title on Friday

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Sanchez and Lozano will fight for WBA-Fedecentro title on Friday
Sanchez and Lozano will fight for WBA-Fedecentro title on Friday

Saul Sanchez and Daniel Lozano will meet in the main fight of the All Star Boxing event this Friday night at Osceola Heritage Park in Kissimmee, Florida for the vacant World Boxing Association (WBA) Fedecentro Super Bantamweight title.

Both U.S. fighters intend to move up in the world ranking lists and this fight will be crucial to their aspirations.

Sanchez is 23 years old and has a remarkable punch that has allowed him to have a 50% KO percentage since he started his professional career in 2016.

Lozano, who has more experience, is 30 years old and has been regional champion of several organizations, which gives him some advantage in this fight.

“The Beast”, as Sánchez is nicknamed, has a record of 13 wins, 1 loss and 7 KOs, while “The Scorpion” Lozano has a record of 15 wins, 9 losses, 1 draw and 11 KOs.


WBA Ratings movements as of September 2020

WBA Ratings movements as of September 2020



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