Paraguayan boxer Isidro Ranoni Prieto finished without problems with his Colombian counterpart, Samuel Miller. After the fight, he demanded that tall rivals approach him.
The “Guerrero Capiateño” exhibited for the seventh time his scepter of Latin middleweight champion of the World Boxing Organization (WBO).
It was last Saturday at the El Porvenir de Quilmes club, Buenos Aires, before the 36-year-old boxer Samuel Miller (based in the United States).
The Colombian came to Argentina to replace the Uruguayans Alejandro Berrío and Noe González, who for different reasons got off before the fight.
And Ranoni was a hurricane. After six months out of the ring, he shot out spitting a hail of blows that left his rival crushed in the first round, exactly in two minutes and ten seconds.
After finalizing the lawsuit and reinsuring the belt, Ranoni hinted that he will look for worthy rivals in North America since Argentina Boxing cannot get him one on this side of the region.
In this way Ranoni maintains a record of 26-1-3 (24 KO) and is in the 12th rung of the WBO World Ranking. (Courtesy of hoy.com.py).
Paraguayan boxer calls for “better rivals”
