Jerwin Ancajas understands that even after nine successful defenses of his International Boxing Federation (IBF) World super flyweight title, his game isn’t the finished product yet.
After beating Mexican Jonathan Rodriguez via unanimous decision recently, Ancajas learned from that fight that he needs to morph into an even more complete fighter.
He wants to brawl, too.
“In that fight [against Rodriguez], we saw a lot of punches from the opponent,” Ancjas told the Inquirer in a Zoom interview on Thursday. “I need to develop punches so I can brawl with opponents [like Rodriguez].”
“We’re going to figure out how to do that.”
Thirst for improvement
Ancajas’ thirst for impro…
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