Hamzah Sheeraz said he recognized the true nature of Edgar Berlanga when face-to-face, just like the fake tenacious striker before the main event battle on July 12 DAZN PPV.
Fear of KO: The “big bag” disappeared
Sheeraz believes Berlanga’s trash talk is a way to strengthen his shaky self-confidence as he fears what will happen on July 12. Losing to Hamzah for knockout stage (21-0-1, 17 KOS) will damage Berlanga’s sales ability and mess up the chances he gets”That big bag,As he said.
Canelo
Hamzah (23-1, 18 KOS) and Berlanga will meet in 12 rounds of super middleweight competitions at Louis Armstrong Stadium in Queens, New York. The winner of this battle has the chance to fight Canelo Alvarez in early 2026 to win the undisputed super middleweight title.
The winner of the Berlanga-Sheeraz fight will have a lot of money. Given Berland’s currency-driven focus on his battles, this is ideal for him to play a rematch with Canelo. Last September, he used a destiny Alvarez, whose wallet was reportedly $10 million.
“f *** You. I want to fight. This is the time of war. I retain the same energy. I always have the same energy. This is the time of war.” Edgar Berlanga xtalk to Hamzah Sheeraz. “All that long s*** you’re doing with (coach) Andy Lee. You’re not running. I’ll tell you. You’re not running, p **** y.”
Sheeraz may use the action in the early rounds to avoid communicating with Berlanga when he is strongest. In the second half, Sheeraz may use his power game to hurt Berlanga and stop him. After he was left behind by Canelo in the early stages of the battle, he beat him to safety and did not show his heart until the 12th. By then, the battle had been lost.
“The European you’re doing. Everything is out the window. Sitting on your fist. I want to feel that. I want to feel your shot, and you feel my shot, I’m going to war. It’s time for war,” Berlanga said.
As you can see here, Berlanga is trying to get into Sheeraz’s head to intimidate him to create self-doubt so that he won’t fight hard on July 12. He will surrender immediately and let him rule over their battles. This is the original standard strategy used by combatants to gain an advantage.
Pure threat to see
“Edgar is doing his job. I think he’s trying to convince himself, but it’s going to be good. It’s going to be fun,” Hamzah Sheeraz performed a psychoanalysis of Berlanga. “He knows when we’re face-to-face I know what I mean. He knows. So, there are some things that are better not to say, but, yes. I’m going to slap him in the face. It’s important.”
Sheeraz believes that Berlanga’s vibrant roar is entertainment, a dramatic performance to arouse their interest in fighting. He did not threaten him because he had already caught a glimpse of Edgar’s true nature while he was facing each other, and he knew what he was.
Last updated on June 22, 20125
