Casual talk via LOS ANGELES, CA – The German did not spew out molten rocks but simple rhetoric in brevity saying, “I came to America to win and simply to win this Saturday night. I am the champion; I mean, I don’t see potential difficulties in this fight.”
“I respect Julio Cesar Chavez, Jr. and that means I have prepared my best for him,” says Sebastian Zbik of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany during today’s media conference at the Wilshire Grand Hotel in Los Angeles, Califonia.
Zbik is the current World Boxing Council Champion with 30 wins, 0 loss and 0 draw. His last four fights went respectively in full twelve rounds of boxing, one won via a split decision and the three via a unanimous decision. His last four opponents have shown with combined 3 defeats and 97 wins, which means he fought considerably good quality oppositions in his own country, versus Chavez, Jr.’s carefully chosen opponents with combined 12 defeats and 95 wins (excluding his victory via a unanimous decision over Troy Rowland, which was changed to a no-contest, following a positive test for Furosemide, a banned diuretic).
Zbik says, “I am ready to fight twelve rounds of boxing.”
But, Zbik would be the underdog 2-3 against Chavez, Jr. whose record marks 42 wins, 0 loss and 1 draw. Chavez, Jr. boasts 68.18% knockouts versus Zbik’s 33.33%.
