Regis Program Vs. Joseph Diaz: Strategic analysis

Regis “Rousgarou” Program (29-3, 24 Kos) returns after nearly a year away against Joseph “Jojo” Diaz (34-7-1, 15 ko) on the one arena credit arena in Chicago, Illinois. His final game, in October last year against Jack Catterall, was difficult as he suffered his second consecutive loss.

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As for Jojo, he had 8-round in Tijuana, Mexico, on June 21, where he was victorious by unanimous resolution. The fight will be fought at a weight of 142 lbs.

Rousgarou is the bigger natural fighter and should be a bigger and stronger physically becoming a fighting night. Jojo has had a fight within the very light limit before but has not done well at this weight. His best performance near this weight limit was 8-round against Jerry Perez, a game that won by unanimous resolution.

Regis is priming and ready for the fight, and after a long training camp, he looks ready to host a show. The two-time champion is trying to confirm his legacy in the sport and has indicated that he would like to become a three-time champion, if possible, but is trying more to build on his boxing legacy. Program has been difficult to defensive to his opponents with an average opponent

A land rate of 20.6 percent, which is about 7.9 punching the round, which is within the top ten in the two categories (Compubox). Programs will not only be challenging defensive for Jojo but will also be very difficult to offensive to Diaz. Although Jojo is 6 years younger than Program, his battered body may not hold up against Regis, which has decent power.

Although neither fighter is known for their speed of both, Rougarou seems to hold the edge. It also has the advantage of reaching three inches, which it will use to control the range. “Did a long camp, made a long hard camp. For me, it’s just going time, you know what I’m saying. I did all the sacrifice, um … Training my bin for this and yes, now it’s going time bro,” said Regis for his preparation for the fighting. With Rousgarou holding the key benefits in the fight, he expects Diaz to give him everything, “Jojo wants food right now, you know. He comes off a bunch of losses right now. Um, so I think he wants food to go back to the top. So I expect him to come and fight.”

This may be Jojo’s last big chance, so he has to take advantage of him and give him his absolute best. He has admitted to previous training issues in the past, by excessive partying and not performing to

Expectations in games, but has changed and has new devotion to sport. The fight will act as the joint main event for Oscar Duarte-Kenneth Sims Jr.