Emanuel "Vaquero" Navarrete, Mexican fighter, will return to the Pechanga Arena in San Diego, California, on May 10 to face Charly Suárez in his fourth defense of the World Boxing Organization title at 130 pounds. In an exclusive interview with Publimetro Mexico, Navarrete expressed his joy at being back in San Diego and feeling the support of the local people.
"I am very happy to return to San Diego, knowing that the people there support me a lot is comforting," said Navarrete. The fighter acknowledged that this fight is important for him after his last defeat in that same arena and seeks to redeem himself with a good performance for his audience.
Navarrete shared his focus on seeking the knockout in every fight and his desire to show a great side in the ring. Preparing 100%, Navarrete emphasized the importance of constantly improving in all aspects of boxing.
The Mexican emphasized that his goal is to reach victory number 40 in his career, which would provide him with a significant achievement in his trajectory as a boxer. Navarrete is motivated and ready to face Charly Suárez, leaving behind his last victory over Óscar Valdés and focusing on his next opponent.
Regarding Charly Suárez, Navarrete acknowledged his impressive Olympic career and anticipated a tough fight due to his boxing style. The Mexican fighter is preparing to work hard and pressure Suárez in the ring, looking to emerge victorious in San Diego.
In the event of a victory, Navarrete is considering the option of moving up to the 135-pound division in search of a unification in that category. With sacrifices and a professional mindset, Navarrete is preparing to face his next challenge with determination and readiness to emerge victorious.
