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Release: June 7, 2019 By Dragon Fire Boxing – Steve Gago put on a 10 round
masterclass in Macau as he overcame the challenge of the tricky Adam
Abdulhamid, winning the IBF Pan-Pacific Welterweight crown in the
process.
Gago,
who now moves to 11-0, opened up about his victory in Macau and the overall
experience of boxing at the prestigious convention.
The
‘Timorese Terror’ said, “I felt really good to get back in the ring doing what
I do best at such a prestigious event so I have got to thank my manager Tony
Tolj and everybody at the IBF for making it a possibility!
“My
opponent was a tricky customer. I caught him with some good shots early on and
when he felt my power he seemed to a bit reluctant to engage. I stuck to the
game plan and got the win and that’s what the objective was.”
Gago
will now likely break into the world top 25 in the IBF ratings at just 11-0.
This naturally will open doors for the all-action Aussie, doors Gago and his
team seem to be fully aware of.
Gago
continued, discussing the setting of the IBF convention in Macau and his plans
for the foreseeable future.
The
Western Australian stated, “To box in such an amazing venue as the Wynn Palace
in Macau is something that will live with me forever and I honestly can’t thank
my team, my manager Tony Tolj and the IBF for making that happen.
“The
convention really is a special event to be a part of in any capacity but to win
a title at it is a dream in itself.
“Going
forward I want to carry on developing and working my way up the world rankings
at the right place. I have a great management team who have guided me perfectly
so far and I fully trust them to get me the right fights at the right
time.”
Gago’s
manager comes in the form of Australian Boxing kingpin Tony Tolj, who manages
an array of top talents in the Australasian region. Tolj gave his take on his
charge Gago’s title-winning performance.
Tolj
said, “Steve Gago is getting better all the time and he has a really bright
future ahead of him.
“We
guide all our fighters correctly and get them opportunities such as the one
Steve has gotten in Macau. He has the talent to go to the very top but we’re
building and I’m sure that the world will hear a lot about Steve Gago in the
coming months and years.”
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