Gustavo Trujillo was crowned champion in bare-knuckle boxing in Miami, and what better way to celebrate than by singing in the very ring where he defeated his opponents, in front of all his supporters.
Alongside Eduardo Antonio, known in the fighting world as "Cuban Assassin," he started singing "Pa los envidiosos," the popular song by the Cuban artist.
"As it pains you that I am so successful, for the mediocre, for all the jealous, look how they suffer with what I enjoy," can be heard the artist and the champion singing while the cameras were recording them.
"Congratulations, Cuban Assassin, what a pleasure to see you win," El Divo congratulated him again on his Instagram profile.
The fighter responded to his words in one of his comments: “Thank you for the support, brother. Good people walk together; I love you.”
The fighter from Avila was crowned champion this Friday in a match at the Charles F. Dodge Center in Pembroke Pines, Florida, where he defeated the British fighter Richie "The Viking" Leak.
Trujillo entered the final fight with an impressive record of 6-0, all victories coming by knockout in the first round.
Frequently Asked Questions about Gustavo Trujillo's Victory in Bare-Knuckle Boxing
Who is Gustavo Trujillo and what has he achieved in bare-knuckle boxing?
Gustavo "Asesino Cubano" Trujillo is a Cuban boxer who has become the unified heavyweight champion in bare-knuckle boxing. He achieved this milestone by defeating British fighter Richie "The Viking" Leak in Miami, establishing himself as a prominent figure in this emerging form of boxing.
How was the fight between Gustavo Trujillo and Richie Leak?
The fight started cautiously from both boxers, but Gustavo Trujillo showcased his aggression in the second round, landing a series of punches that weakened Richie Leak. The bout ended with a left hook that sent Leak to the canvas, prompting the referee to stop the fight and award Trujillo the victory by technical knockout.
What does Gustavo Trujillo's victory mean for the Cuban community in exile?
Gustavo Trujillo's victory is a source of pride for the Cuban community both in exile and on the island. His success inspires other Cuban athletes seeking to excel on international stages, showing that with hard work and talent, great achievements can be reached, even in new and competitive disciplines.
What is Gustavo Trujillo's sports background before he dedicated himself to bare-knuckle boxing?
Before his foray into professional boxing, Gustavo Trujillo was a member of the Cuban national team in Greco-Roman wrestling. His transition to boxing has been successful due to his striking power and aggressive style, allowing him to quickly make a name for himself on the international bare-knuckle boxing scene.
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