
90507050. Ciudad de México, México, 7 May 2019 (Notimex-Javier Lira).- El presidente del consejo Mundial de Boxeo, Mauricio Sulaimán, entregó oficialmente el cinturón de campeón mundial de peso supermosca al pugilista Juan Francisco Estrada, durante el Martes de Café con el CMB. NOTIMEX/FOTO/JAVIER LIRA/JLO/SPO/
April is being considered as the tentative date for a WBC eliminator between Tenshin Nasukawa and Juan Francisco Estrada, with Tokyo as the potential host city.
If finalized, it will be outstanding and astounding as one of the most intriguing matchups of the first half of the year in the bantamweight division.
For Nasukawa, who owns a record of 7-1 with 2 knockouts, the fight represents an immediate chance to reassert himself among the elite following his recent setback at world-title level. His transition to professional boxing remains under scrutiny, and a win over Estrada would significantly redefine his standing.
Estrada, on the other hand, brings maturity via experience, and a proven track record in high-pressure fights. He is not merely a stepping stone, but a legitimate test for anyone seeking a title opportunity.
The Mexican has built a record of 24-4 with 28 knockouts.
If confirmed, the bout would pit projection against experience, with direct implications for the immediate future of the WBC world championship picture.
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