San Diego, California – Saturday night at the Pechanga Arena, Isaac “Pitbull”Cruz (29-3-2, 19 KOs) successfully defended his WBC interim super lightweight title against Nestor Pitbull Cruz Says He’s Willing To Fight Ryan Garcia @ Boxing News 24

Isaac "Pitbull" Cruz retained his WBC interim super lightweight title by knocking out Nestor Bravo in the sixth round at the Pechanga Arena in San Diego, California. Following the victory, Cruz addressed a challenge issued on social media by Ryan Garcia, stating he is ready and willing to move up to welterweight to face him whenever the fight is scheduled.
Garcia had initially predicted Cruz would lose, but subsequently offered a December bout, warning he would not pursue the matchup again if Cruz declined. Cruz confirmed his desire to finalize the bout, while continuing his training under Eddie Reynoso alongside prominent fighters including Canelo Alvarez.
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