Robert Guerrero III, now at of 1-0, unfurled his professional boxing career with a display of sheer dominance over Israel Reyes Chavez in the super featherweight division, clinching a unanimous nod from the judges, all cards marking 40-36 in his favor.
As the fight started, Guerrero, donned “El Pistolero,” launched an onslaught that had the spectators rising in unison. A formidable left hook to Chavez’s cranium in the inaugural round signaled Guerrero’s intent. Chavez, sturdy and unyielding, weathered the storm, yet Guerrero’s strategic use of his jab and command over the tempo kept him at arm’s length, steering the bout’s narrative.
“Stepping into the ring for my pro debut was a dream come true,” stated Guerrero III, son of multiple division world champion, Robert “The Ghost” Guerrero. “I’m grateful for the support of my team and fans. Chavez was a tough opponent, but I stayed focused and executed our game plan. This is just the beginning, and I’m excited for what the future holds.”
Ruben Guerrero, his grandfather and cornerman, beamed with pride, remarking on the young fighter’s poise and adherence to strategy, hinting at ambitious aspirations ahead. Echoing this sentiment, “The Ghost” reflected on the pride enveloping the Guerrero lineage as Robert stepped into the ring, dominating from the get-go, continuing a venerable boxing legacy.
“Seeing Robert step into the ring and dominate in his pro debut was a proud moment for our family.” said “The Ghost”. “He’s following in the footsteps of a proud boxing tradition, and I have no doubt that he will continue to achieve great things in the sport.”