Gary Antuanne Russell Eyes Alberto Puello Rematch after a dominant victory over Valenzuela

Gary Antuanne Russell (18-1, 17 Kos) says he wants to avenge his loss to WBC Light Welterweight Alberto Puello next to his one-sided unanimous victory for WBA 140-LB Champion Jose ‘Rayo’ Valenzuela (14-3, 9 kos) At Barclays at Barclays in Brooklyn. New York. The scores were 119-109, 119-109 and 120-108.

Seeking revenge

He still disturbs Russell, losing to Puello (24-0, 10 kos) with a 12-round separation decision last summer on June 15. He blames his loss by choosing on the coast after building a lead in the puello. He says he didn’t make the same mistake in his victory over Valenzuela last Saturday night. That’s true.

Russell did not leave up, but was also caught with mammoth that frozen him on his trips many times in the last three rounds. Rayo loaded the full hole and these shots had knockout intentions. If he fights against Puello, they will get him out of the floor with a spatula. Russell is struggling with anger and this is not good against a fighter like Puello.

“I’m back for Alberto Puello. May lose all his titles. I still got to fight him. I feel like it is something proud and I don’t feel like it hit me anyway. But you must see me again, “Gary Antuanne Russell said in After the press conference Following the overthrow of WBA Light Welterweight Jose ‘Rayo’ Valenzuela last Saturday night in Brooklyn.

Russell has to think hard before getting the rematch with Puello because this guy was much stronger and more durable than Rayo Valenuzela. If he believes he has improved from his 12-strap loss to Puello on June 15 last year, he is wrong. Russell is himself a fighter. The only thing that changed was that he was fighting with a weaker enemy, who was more fragile than he could break with pressure.

Are orders below?

“I’m glad he got my belts because now he’ll be much bigger. So, when I hit him, I have his silence. I don’t diverge. Against Puello, I felt I was enough rounds to still be fun. This race, I don’t divert. If you pay, you hear.

“It was like,” you have to hear. Do this, do this, “and follow orders,” said Gary Antuanne. “Many times with other fighters. You’ve caught with a clean shot and it makes you want to plow much more and start diverging from the play plan.

“I got caught with a few shots, but I made sure I had a clear conscience and made sure I stayed focused, listening, following instructions, not divergent,” Russell said.

The way Garry Antoine fights last Saturday was that he was “Exclusion” at all times, That is why his brother, Gary Russell, often told him to stop pressing so hard. He was fighting for emotion and rage against Rayo. Russell did not follow orders. It was all on the basis of anger, a fight for a battle of him. So his face looked like he had run from a truck to the end of the race.

For example, every time Valenzuela caught him with a shot, he immediately attacked two or three hard fists.

While Russell left with the use of this approach, he took more punishment than he would have had if he had followed his brother’s instructions. He rarely followed his advice. Always attacked Rayo immediately when hit. So he ended up with two swollen eyes. Antuanne Russell is a hot head.