Frank Sanchez vs Junior Fa Prediction: Frank Sanchez aiming for a complete dominance in Saudi Arabia

Frank Sanchez of Cuba, an unbeaten heavyweight prospect, and Junior Fa of New Zealand are getting ready for an exciting heavyweight fight on the Day of Reckoning, which is set for Saturday, December 23, 2023, at 19:30. The Kingdom Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, will host this high-stakes fight, which will be a big part of the event's main card and show off the best skills of these heavyweight boxing rivals. Most of the world can watch the 10-round fight live on DAZN pay per view. Fans in Ireland and the UK can also watch it on the TNT Sports Box Office.

The last time Sanchez fought was in September to retain his WBC Continental Americas heavyweight title against Scott Alexander. Sanchez stopped Alexander after four rounds. Sanchez, who was born in Cuba and has never lost, will try to keep his winning run going by beating Fa, who was born in New Zealand. Sanchez has had a great fighting career. In his 24 professional fights, he has never lost. But he does have a no contest on his record. His fight with Lamont Capers was called an NC because Capers was pushed out of the ring and couldn't continue. Carlos Negron, Christian Hammer, Efe Ajagba, Nagy Aguilera, Brian Howard, Joey Dawejko, and Julian Fernandez are the fighters he has beaten the most so far. Sanchez has won the WBO NABO Heavyweight Title as a professional boxer, and he can quickly land powerful blows on his opponents after making them look sleepy.

Fa last fought in October 2022 and stopped Tussi Asafo in just 45 seconds. This ended a losing streak of two fights. Sanchez has won 23 fights, and 16 of them were knockouts. Fa used to be one of the biggest names in heavyweight, but recently he has lost a lot of ground. He lost two fights in a row after having a strong 19-0 record and no losses. This hurt his reputation. Fá lost to Joseph Parker, who was from the same country as him, in February 2021. In June 2022, he lost to Lucas Browne. But in his most recent fight, Fa knocked out Tussi Asafo (0-6) in the first round. Fa is mostly unknown outside of New Zealand and Australia, even though he's fought six times in the United States. Joseph Parker and Lucas Browne, who were both world winners, have been by far his toughest opponents. When it comes to wins, Devin Vargas, Dominick Guinn, Newfel Outah, Craig Lewis, and Daniel Tah are the ones that stand out. He has won the empty New Zealand heavyweight title since he turned pro.

Although Sanchez possesses the necessary skills to be a legitimate heavyweight contender, he isn't always effective at utilizing them during fights. Fighters should exercise extreme caution around him because he has the ability to bore them to tears for several rounds before unleashing a barrage of devastating punches. Even though Fa achieved success as a novice, he has struggled since turning professional. After Lucas Browne knocked out Tussi Afo to build his confidence, he wasted little time in defeating him. Unfortunately, he hasn't been able to capitalize on his achievements since he hasn't fought in 14 months. When you factor in the combatants' records and their typical performances, the odds are stacked in favor of Frank Sánchez. Defeating Fa is a foregone conclusion for Sanchez, the current heavyweight champion of the WBC Continental Americas. He excels in his field. The contest is not going to go to Junior Fa. Fa will have a tough time beating Frank Sánchez. This is a great bout that will help Fa reestablish his career. Sanchez is looking forward to this bout because he believes it will be an improvement over his last one. My money is on Frank Sanchez knocking down Junior Fa.