Joshua Kevin Antón successfully approved the first defense of his World Boxing Council (WBC) Americas Continental Title by imposing himself by decision on the Mexican Vladimir Hernandez in a fight that He demanded the most from the boxer with Guatemalan roots.
Although the knockout did not comeAntón valued the experience of complete the entire fightconvinced that this type of combat They contribute much more to your growth than a quick victory.
“Compared to all my other fights, I had only gone the distance once. “This experience has helped me much more than many people think,” he said after the fight.
The undefeated boxer acknowledged that many fans expect an outcome before the limitbut he assured that completing all the rounds strengthens both your physical preparation and your mental aspect.
“Obviously they want to see the knockout, they want to see the show, but mentally, physically and in my fight plans I think this helps me much more. “It was definitely a good experience,” he explained.
Antón also highlighted the growth of the support he has received in his latest presentations and thanked those who follow his career for their support.
“There are many more fans than I have generated in these last two fights. I am very grateful to each of them“, he expressed.
Born in Los Angeles, California, but proud of the Guatemalan roots inherited from his fatherAntón returned to the ring representing Guatemalaa decision that considers essential part of its sporting identity.
At the end of the fight, the boxer made it clear that that commitment remains intact.
“The Guatemalan flag is flying today, right? Yes sir. Always“he concluded.