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Gevor Confident Of Beating
Brudov: "He Is
Just Another Hurdle On My Way To The Top"
Noel Gevor (19-0, 10 KOs) can start the New Year on a high
when he takes on former interim WBA World Cruiserweight
Champion Valery Brudov (42-6, 28 KOs) on January 9 at the
Baden-Arena in Offenburg, Germany.
The highly rated German talent is confident he can prove he
is ready for the big-time by beating the experienced
two-time World title challenger from Russia.
‘’Brudov is just another hurdle for me on the way to the
top,’’ says the 25 year-old from Hamburg, who claimed the
WBO Intercontinental title with a unanimous points victory
over Daniel Alejandro Sanabria in his last outing.
‘’If you look at his record, you could say that he is my
toughest opponent to date, and on paper, it would certainly
seem that way. Although, fights aren’t won on paper, they
are won in the ring, and we will see how tough Brudov really
is on January 9.
‘’His biggest advantage is his experience. He has already
contested more than twice as many fights as me. All of his
losses have come against either former or current European
and World Champions, and he has held the interim World
title.
‘’However, I’m the faster and more explosive fighter. I have
shown in my previous fights that I can decide the outcome
with a single blow or by outboxing my opponent over the
distance. I believe my time has come, and on January 9, by
beating Brudov, I will show that I'm ready for bigger and
better challenges!''
Gevor and Brudov's cruiserweight clash provides chief
support for the interim WBA World Super Middleweight title
rematch between Vincent Feigenbutz and Giovanni De Carolis.
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