scored a first knockout victory in five as he defended his WBC Interim super-lightweight title for the second time with a stoppage of Nestor Bravo in San Diego, and now Bravo has assessed the power of ‘Pitbull’. Cruz and Bravo…

Isaac Cruz successfully defended his WBC Interim super-lightweight title in San Diego, securing a knockout victory over Nestor Bravo. Cruz dominated the bout and knocked Bravo down twice, ending the contest with a left hook. The victory marked Bravo's first career stoppage defeat and handed Cruz his first knockout win in five fights.
Following the defeat, Bravo claimed Cruz is not the heaviest hitter he has faced, attributing the knockout to Cruz's awkwardness and unseen punches. Cruz is now reportedly being linked to a potential welterweight title challenge against WBC champion Ryan Garcia, who is also discussing a unification bout with Teofimo Lopez.
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