Diego Pacheco believes his natural-born skills mark him as the next big thing in the Super-Middleweight division, as he gears up to defend his USWBC and WBO International Super-Middleweight titles against Shawn McCalman this Saturday at the BleauLive Theater in Las Vegas, with live action on DAZN.
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Quiet outside the ring but a storm inside, Pacheco, at 23 and with a record of 20-0, 17 KOs, is climbing the 168lb ladder, increasingly rubbing shoulders with top contenders.
Now a father, Pacheco has always let his fists speak for him. With a spot in the top five of three major boxing organizations, he eyes big fights ahead, assuming he defeats McCalman (15-0, 7 KOs).
Pacheco states, “I’m in a league of my own, blessed with unique talent and physical advantages. I’m honing my skills, getting stronger, and ready to dazzle against McCalman, proving my worth in this division.”
He’s eyeing top ten fighters to edge closer to a World title, mentioning names like Edgar Berlanga and Christian Mbilli as potential rivals, aiming for World championship glory with the guidance of his experienced team.
Pacheco respects McCalman’s abilities but feels his level is unmatched, promising to demonstrate this superiority come fight night.
From a young age, Pacheco’s knockout power was evident, a trait that has matured with him, now using strategy and patience to secure his victories.
Every fight brings new challenges, but Pacheco’s dedication and divine talent have consistently proven his place in the ring, aiming for a World championship in the near future.
The event also features Richardson Hitchins in a critical bout against Gustavo Lemos, Skye Nicolson fighting Sarah Mahfoud for the WBC Featherweight title, Galal Yafai defending his WBC International Flyweight title, and Marc Castro’s first title fight against Abraham Montoya, among others.