After his sensational win over American Jorge Castaneda final month, Charly Suarez is locked in on his purpose of getting that shot at a world title.
Suarez returned dwelling a hero following a third-round stoppage of Castaneda final September 20 at Desert Diamond Area in Glendale, Arizona.
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The 36-year-old Filipino fighter now units his eye on a possible world championship bout in opposition to Emanuel Navarrete, WBO junior featherweight champion.
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Navarette will pose a troublesome problem for Suarez if the 2 meet with the younger Mexican boasting of a report of 38 wins, two losses and one draw.
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That’s why Suarez will work to stay in prime form in case the struggle involves fruition. First, he’ll await the outcomes of the rematch between Navarette and Oscar Valdez.
“We’re actually focusing on Emmanuel Navarrete. He’s set to face Oscar Valdez in December. We’ve got to be prepared in case there’s an harm as a result of Charly is the No. 1 ranked in WBO in case the struggle is obtainable to us and we get this chance,” mentioned coach and coach Delfin Boholst throughout a press convention on Wednesday.
There’s additionally a push to carry Suarez’s subsequent match within the Philippines. In response to Boholst, Suarez’s essential backer, Governor Luis “Chavit” Singson, is behind the thought and the boxer’s camp has already began negotiations with High Rank Promotions.
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A former nationwide workforce skipper, Suarez is attempting to turn into the most recent Filipino world champion and is keen to chase all alternatives out there, particularly at his age.
Suarez, who additionally serves as an enlisted Philippine Military personnel, represented the Philippines on the 2016 Rio Olympics. He additionally gained a silver medal on the Asian Video games in 2014 and bagged gold medals on the Southeast Asian Video games in 2009, 2011 and 2019.