Torrez Jr vs Vianello tomorrow April 5th

Are they bringing in neutral officials for this one? Or will it be three American judges & an American referee?

 

Hopefully see Torrez tested at least

 

I think Guido stops him, first real step up in the pros for Torrez and this will show it.

 

Vianello's a mixed bag but it's a big step up for Torrez.

Interesting matchmaking for a prospect - bold, but not necessarily completely silly.

 

Solid step up for Torrez. Getting to the weak to mid gatekeepers level now.

A bit hard to predict but I think Torrez has the momentum and will get a late TKO here. If Vianello is on his best night - it will be a tough fight for Torrez.

 

It's a very solid step up... Going from guys well outside the top #100 to a guy who's probably top 30-40 or so is a big jump.

And let's not forget that Vianello knocked out Makhmudov (he's not getting the amount of hype off that one that Kabayel does, though ) and took Ajagba to the cards... Yes, these are fairly unspecial fighters, but it's a level quite a bit beyond where Torrez has proven himself.


Torrez' management clearly have faith in their boy, and if he wins it sort of announces his real arrival as a pro (and catapults him into relevance as a potential opponent for more known names)... But as you say, make no mistake this could be a very tough night.


Whether it winds up going down as a great step up or as an Anderson-Bakole (or Dubois-Joyce) depends entirely on who wins...

 

How talented is Torrez?

 

I'm going for the upset - Vianello on points.

 

What I beautiful matchup. I totally love it. Didn't know about that fight until right now. Can not really predict a winner. Voted torrez ud but could be every other option as well

 

Another easy KO for Torrez. Not sure I'd call this a test myself. Just more slow burn from TR.

I think he's with Frank isn't he? I don't remember, doesn't really matter, point is the promoter behind this boys is just building him more.

It's for an IBF NA title that's see Torrez put into the top ten, at least in the IBF. Huni, Wardley, and Ituama adjacent. Might see a good one soon.

 

Decently.

Got silver in Tokyo at a young age - he's only 25 now.

Hasn't done much as a pro yet, in terms of quality, but certainly has potential... Whether he goes all the way or not is anyone's guess - he'll get plenty of hype just for being American, but there is genuine potential there.

This is a huge step up, but it's not impossible that he could make a major step forward.