Edison Jumping went to New Zealand to face Mikhailovich

Confident and with a clear goal of a triumphant return, boxer Quire Edison “Toro” Saltar left for New Zealand where he is set to take on local Andrii Mikhailovich for the WBO title on the 27th of this month. (World Boxing Organization) middleweight division at Eventfinda Stadium, North Shore.

Salterin travels with his trainer Lino Cordero Jr., who will help him in the corner in this commitment, not easy because his opponent is experienced and has an unbeaten record of 19 fights.

However, both Salterin and his coach are confident of the conditions and preparation of the 20-year-old from Varquens, who is unbeaten with 16 clashes.

“We’re going to depend on Toro’s technical work in the ring. He needs to have good movement, block, dodge kicks and fight counter attacks,” coach Cordero Jr. commented.

Edison is working on a strategic plan that will allow it to plug into various world-class displays. Coach Cordero Jr. makes it clear that the New Zealander is a strong boxer.

The fight is scheduled for 12 rounds and we have the advantage of youth against the veteran New Zealander.

We believe in him… and I hope he brings joy as a world champion./GG