Sutriel Matías (22-2, 22, KO) was called by IBF Light Welterweight Champion Richardson Hitchins last Saturday night after stopping Gabriel Goldlaz Valenzuel (30-4-1, 17 KOS) in the eighth round of IBF, which was sanctioned by 140 LB, Eliminator Coloseo.
A message sent
Interestingly, undefeated Hitchini (19-0, 7 ko) did not say a word from Matias. It is a clear sign that Brooklyn, a native of New York, Richardson is not interested in the fight against former Boogeyman division of £ 140, Matias. Hitchins doesn’t want this droid.
Despite Sutriel’s loss last year with the recent Hitchins victim, Liam Paro, he is still too dangerous and not popular enough to be the goal of the award that Hitch wants. In an interview on Saturday, Richardson said he wanted to fight George Cambosos Jr. following. That’s light prey For him, because the little ’emperor’ Cambosos lost three of the last four fights and could not injure the fly with his shots.
Matias beat the poorly overcrowded Valenzuel last night, hitting him with slow, strong blows in every round and making a mess in his face. The doctor on the sloping looked at Valenzuel for what seemed forever before he let him go out in the seventh round.
Valenzuela stain
It was surprising that the fight did not stop at the time because his right eye was almost closed and his face was swollen from heavy shots with whom Matias hit him. Valenzeula showed a lot of courage and toughness to spend the seventh. However, Matias seemed to let his leg off the accelerator in that circle, showing a sympathy for his Gollaz.
It looked like Sutriel didn’t want to hurt him because he fought with one good eye. However, in the eighth, Matias went to the finish line, following a few hard blows, resulting in Valenzuela down to one knee. The fight was then stopped by Judge Roberto Ramirez Jr. The stop time was at 2:55 eighth.
Last time updated 03/02/2025
