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Sports | 31.10.08 | 16:00

Sport: Vic heaping pressure on opponent before crucial bout

By Suren Musayelyan
ArmeniaNow Deputy Editor
Boxing

In what some media suggested was a little over the top, an Armenian professional boxer turned on more pressure on his next opponent by issuing bold threats to him ahead of a weekend fight.

Vic Darchinyan, a 32-year-old Armenia-born Australian who currently holds the IBF super-flyweight champion’s title, sounded super-confident before his November 1 fight against Mexico’s Cristian Mijares for the WBC and WBA belts, as he threatened to “damage” the holder, “finish him” and “break him in half.”

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shago (unverified)
31.10.2008 18:24
lol I think Vic Darchinyan is great, one of my favorite boxers, though he gets too cocky sometimes, he still does his job, jan Vahtang Darchinyan! do your best. All of us will be whatching and cheering for you!! true fighter.
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