Julio Cesar`s Rubicon

Reigning WBC flyweight world champion, Julio Cesar “Rey” Martínez, aims to fulfil his namesake`s bold pronouncement: “I came, I saw, I conquered,” justifying his “Rey” status, at the Pechanga Arena in San Diego, “Spartacus Style” against “Roman Emperor” Chocolatito Gonzalez.

Román was ready to launch an onslaught against Juan Francisco Estrada for the third and deciding time. However, Estrada announced that he had tested positive for COVID, which caused a strategic withdrawl from combat, declaring a temporary truce.

Meanwhile, Martínez seeks a war, because Román is known as the executioner of the Mexicans. However, Martínez possesses power to vanquish, which exceeds cloak and dagger tactics.

“Rey”, who`s hardened his body and his mind at the Otomí Ceremonial Center in Mexico and then advanced to California to join forces with the Canelo`s cohorts, assured that even though he isn`t the favourite, he`ll muster all of his forces, and cross that bridge when he comes to it.

He has studied Roman law with the care of jurisprudence, in order to become the first Mexican champion to vanquish Gonzalez via KO. About remaining in the super flyweight division, Julio clarifies that this is something that he will generally map out with his team, since one of his imperial commands is to unify the flyweight title and he might return to 115 pounds. But as for now…All roads lead to Rome!