Diego Pacico chose not to continue negotiations to fight against the WBC competitor, first in the 168 -pound belt, and instead he can instead confront the recently developed Trefor McCumbi. This is the disappointing part.

McCumby (28-1, 21 KOS) was expelled in the ninth round by Caleb Plant on September 14 last year. This was the first time in the MacOMby career that was fighting a first -class opponent, and was outside his periodic. At that time, Trevor, 32, was classified as low. It is now among the 15 best classifications after that defeat.

Mbilli: Are you risky?

It appears to be a calculated step by Pacheco with its disabled Pacheco (23-0, 18 KOS) because the unnoticed MBILI fighting (28-0, 23 KOS) will be risky for the 24-year-old green fighter. Pacheco is now allowed by challenging the unified champion of the three -episode medium weight. If he will lose in front of mbilli, he might forget the big day of payment against Alvarez.

Pacheco #1 WBO, 2 WBC, 6 WBA and 11 IBF are ranked in medium weight.

New Lance Pugmire brokeS of the Eddie Hearn Pacheco comes out of his conversations with mbilli.

Pacchaco’s promoters seem to not want to take any chances of him by being beaten by MBILI because he is not a strong fighter enough to ensure victory at this level of the opponent. If the idea is to maintain Pacheco’s victory for a long time to hit Motherload with A. Gold mine Caneo fighting, and its removal from mbilli is the wise thing to do.

There is a lot of money at stake until Herne Pacico throws a worrying and watching MBILI and watching Get cleaning. Pacheco is a good fighter, but it is not infallible. It makes errors, and if you do it against mbilli, this may lead to a loss of the knockout. Pacheco is seen as a poor man in some fans.

McCRumby is not a risk -free battle for Pacheco. He got pop music in punches, but it is mostly just a fighter in the amount that comes out quickly if he could not recording Ko. As long as Pacheco is not caught by one of the big right hands Trevor, it should be able to get it out in the second half of the fighting.