Ritson vs Davies Jr: Robbie Davies Jr hoping to catch world champions after Lewis Ritson fight

Robbie Davies Jr is still a wise man when it comes to the branch.
A pupil of boxing since falling as a child, Davies Jr is alert to the environment that surrounds him and has committed himself.
Before shifting his focus to a world title shot at 32, live on Sky Sports, Davies Jr will aim to discourage the chance of the Lewis Ritson of Newcastle.
The highly-anticipated grudge game, one which occurs at Ritson’s garden, is likely to result in a massive chance for the victor because the super-lightweight greater echelons reestablish their shape together with the forthcoming WBSS Final between Scotland’s Josh Taylor and also the boy of New Orleans, Regis Prograis.
For now, the struggle of Ritson is enough to satisfy his appetite, although davies Jr is going to be an spectator when the division leaders struggle on October 26th.
“It is where I have wanted to be and it is the struggle I’ve wanted for a while,” declared Davies Jr, emphasizing the significance of what it intends to be headlining a show on Sky Sports.
“I’ve come up the hard way in boxing and it’s for moments such as this where I could be the main event in the huge arenas.
“Lewis Ritson is the battle I’ve needed for a long time and now everybody is going to observe the very best of me and it’s likely to happen on the biggest stage.”
Victory for Davies Jr this weekend is likely to turn him into contention for prizes that are bigger, and that usually means that the Liverpool fighter is confident of competing for the main prizes of the sport during the next stage of his career.
Davies Jr is knowledgeable about the landscape due to numerous spars in Los Angeles with Jose Ramirez, and a controversial bout with Taylor.
Those titles are goals for Davies Jr, plus they.
He said:”The entire world champions in the division are before me now, but I like to think that I can catch them up fairly quickly. I’ve stated that someone love Mario Barrios is a fight I’d love in the near future and [that could ] provide me with a bit more experience contrary to the men at the very top.
“I know Josh [Taylor] well from an old global contest and I believe I done more than enough to beat him. The judges gave it to himand he looked a little relieved to find the nod, but that was a long time ago when we were considerably younger. He’s pushed on and got into the top, and I have to do exactly the same”
On Taylor’s imminent battle with Prograis, Davies Jr added,”I think Josh is just going to be too great for him. He is the boxer and I believe he’s the engine also. I just think there’s something lacking in the highest level and that whatever he brings, Taylor will just have the answer, although I’ve been impressed by Prograis in some of his fights.
“I know people who believe that Prograis will win which shows you how great a battle it is, but I certainly think Taylor will possess a lot of ”