Gallo Estrada and Chocolatito González will wrap up the feud in Arizona on Saturday

The lights of the big boxing billboards come on this Saturday for the close of one of the best rivalry in light history.

The Mexican Juan Francisco Estrada and the Nicaraguan Román Chocolatito González will meet for the third time in a meeting to be held in Glendale, Arizona. The evening had to be postponed for a few months because the Mexican has gone covid.

One of the most anticipated trilogies is upon us. Gallo and Chocolatito traded blows for the World Boxing Council (WBC) super flyweight title.

A decade has passed since their first confrontationbut the fire between these two historic fighters remains as it has been since day one.

In November 2012, Estada failed in the first meeting against González, but he made a name for himself in the major boxing leagues. It was the first road battle outside Mexico. Thanks to his combinations inside the string, González took cards with a large lead. Judges gave it 116-112, 116-112, 118-110 in favor of Central America

The Nicaraguan made it clear that he would consider a rematch later in his career, but few would expect it to take nearly a decade.

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During this time, the Nicaraguan took the opportunity to establish himself as one of the most dominant boxers of his era.

In the first quarter of last year, González and Estrada came face to face in the ring. On this occasion, Mexico was the one to expose its WBA flyweight belt.

The boxers threw 2,529 total visits, measured by Compubox. The figure was the highest ever recorded by the system for the 115-pounder division.. Those stats suggested that “Chocolatito” landed the most punches, but Estrada earned a split decision win, 117-111, 115-113, 113-15.

For this Saturday’s match, Estrada emphasized that he prepared more than just for the second lawsuit.

“We did an excellent preparation, better than the second fight with ‘Chocolatito’; It will be a great fight and people will enjoy the show,” he told EFE news agency.

“I feel good, confident in training; obviously in the fight I don’t trust myself because we go with someone like Román González “it meant Mexican.

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