HEAVYWEIGHT prospect Frank Sanchez reckons he'd 'easily' KO Tyson Fury.
29-year-old rising star continued his climb up the ranks with a unanimous victory over Christian Hammer.
Frank Sanchez continues his climb up the heavyweight ranks by winning unanimously over Christian Hammer
The 20-0 Cuban Flash is certain he would dethrone WBC king Fury, if given the chance.
Sanchez stated that Fury was "easy to knock out." He doesn't have any boxing skills."
Sanchez, who is Eddy Reynoso-trained, believes he would do a greater number of unified heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk.
He stated that a possible showdown with the Ukrainian southpaw was "Even simpler."
"Usyk is a master of movement, but not the same technique as I am."
Sanchez shares his confidence with Canelo Alvarez (teammate and pound for pound king), who was at the ringside during his routine win over Hammer.
George Ebro was informed by the four-weight world champion: "He will become world champion."
He is a special talent and will sweep all heavyweights.
Sanchez said that the Mexican cheering Sanchez on was motivating him: "It was great to see Canelo support me at the ringside.
"This must be the year that I achieve my goals to become a world champion.
"It was tough to beat him, but I won the fight and my skills were superior and will continue to be so for everyone who stands in my path."
Sanchez enjoyed every moment of his training with Canelo, the undisputed super-middleweight champion.
"He is very serious and respectful of me and his work ethic.
"The most important lesson I took from him was that no matter what level you are in the ring or training, you have to be serious about your craft and follow it with passion.
"That's what I learned from Canelo. He is someone I value a lot.
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