Edgar Berlanga vs Padraig McCrory Prediction: Will Edgar Berlanga Power be enough to retain his belt?

The WBO NABO Super Middleweight Title match will feature Edgar Berlanga trying to keep his title against the undefeated Padraig McCrory. This exciting fight is going to take place at the Caribe Royal in Orlando, Florida. Both fighters have never lost a match and have impressive records, making this a fight worth watching. Fans can watch it live on DAZN.

Berlanga has done a great job getting to where he is now. In the past few years, he's fought against some tough opponents who are used to big fights. With 21 wins under his belt, Berlanga is now taking on McCrory, which is a big challenge for him. He recently won the WBO NABO Super Middleweight Title by beating Jason Quigley, and he's eager to keep that winning streak going. Berlanga first won this title in 2021 after beating Marcelo Coceres in a fight that all judges agreed he won. He's also successfully defended his title against Roamer Alexis Angulo. Besides these fights, Berlanga has gone up against other strong fighters like Lanell Bellows, Ulises Sierra, Demond Nicholson, and Eric Moon.

McCrory has a perfect record with 18 wins, and 9 of those wins were by knockout. Even though he's faced some criticism for not having fought many strong opponents, he did manage to win against Steed Woodall in his last fight, despite being challenged a few times. Initially, McCrory won a smaller title in the light heavyweight category but now competes successfully in the super middleweight division. From 2021 to 2022, McCrory had a great run with titles. In August 2021, he fought Sergey Gorokhov for the WBC International Super Middleweight Title and won by the fifth round. He defended this title in November against Celso Neves, winning in the second round. The following August, he kept his title by defeating Marco Antonio Periban in the fifth round. Additionally, he fought Marco Antonio Periban again for the vacant IBO World Light Heavyweight Title and secured a win in the fifth round.

Quigley might be a better boxer than Berlanga in some ways, but he's easier to hit and hasn't lived up to his early promise. His most notable victory, against Shane Mosley Jr., is controversial. Tureano Johnson defeated him badly, and Demetrius Andrade, who isn't known for winning quickly, did the same. Berlanga hits hard but lacks skill. Quigley is tough, but he can be hurt. I think Quigley will avoid a direct fight with Berlanga because Berlanga hits harder. Quigley might try to outsmart Berlanga and win some rounds. However, I believe Berlanga will overpower him, just like he did with his previous opponents.