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Jessie Vargas Continues His
Quest For Stardom
By Javier Molina
There’s no doubt that boxing is one of the most difficult
sports in the world. Climbing through the world ranks means
a boxer needs to defeat several world ranked opponents in
order to get a title shot.
This coming Friday,
October 11, 2013, welterweight Jessie Vargas
(22-0. 9 KO's) will headline the main event at
the Thomas and Mack center in Las Vegas where he
will face Ray Nahr a tough African fighter from
Ghana who holds a respectable record of 26-3-21
KO’s.
Since turning pro at the young age of 18 Jessie
Vargas has been on a mission to rise to the top
of the sport he loves. Already many boxing
journalist consider Vargas to be a top prospect
in the stacked welter weight division. Sky is
the limit for this young undefeated pugilist of
only 24 years of age. Jessie stated that he
knows his time will come but must remain focused
and patient throughout the process of becoming
the next boxing super-star. This Friday Vargas
looks to improve his record to 23-0 as he fights
in front of his home town crowd.
A victory over Ray Nahr would get him closer to
his goal of fighting for a world title as early
as next year. Jessie Vargas trainer Roberto
Alcazar is no stranger to stardom as trained one
of the biggest super stars of boxing Oscar De La
Hoya. Alcazar feels that Jessie is on the right
path to becoming the next Mexican-American
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