Samet Hyuseinov
Unbeaten Vijender Singh has steamed through his first two
professional opponents, beating Sonny Whiting in his debut in October and
followed that up with a one round demolition of Dean Gillen in Dublin last month.
The 30-year-old hot-shot now takes on Bulgaria’s experienced
Hyuseinov for his third pro fight as he continues on his quest to become
India’s first ever professional world champion and end the year undefeated.
Whereas Whiting and Gillen had a combined record of five
fights, Hyuseinov has 14 fights under his belt, winning seven fights and losing
seven, with a total of 68 rounds and extending a number of prospects the
distance.
“This is another important fight for me that I must win so
the pressure is on,” Said Vijender Singh.
“I’m unbeaten and intend to stay that way going into next
year where I am looking at my first title fight so I’m not letting Hyuseinov
mess up my plans to get my first championship belt,”
“While I got rid of Whiting and Gillen early, I’ll have to
see what Hyuseinov brings to the ring on the night. If I feel that I can
take him out early I will go in for the early knockout and get the job done
nice and quick,”
“He’s very experienced though and with 14 fights and 68
rounds he’s got the advantage over me in that department. It’s a step up
for me though and if I can deal with him before the end of the four rounds then
I know that I’m improving. I am also looking at ending year 2015 with a win.
However, bolshy Hyuseinov has threatened to stop the Indian
Express in his tracks and inflict the first loss on his record.
“Vijender Singh has never, never met anyone like me and he
will realise what it is like with a real professional on the 19th
December,”
“How can he look to fight for titles next year when he’s
only had two fights and four rounds? He thinks that I’m some fool he’s
going to just knock over easily,”
“I will take great delight in handing Vijender Singh his first
loss and sending him back home to India
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