The Rise of Curmel Moton: Is He the Next Boxing Superstar?

With the support of boxing legend Floyd Mayweather, 18-year-old 130-pounder Curmel Moton is quickly gaining a reputation as one of the most talented young prospects in the sport. His recent victory on the Nate Diaz vs. Jorge Masvidal card in Anaheim, California, where he improved his record to 4-0(3) with a second-round stoppage of Nikolai Buzolin, has only added to the hype surrounding him.

Moton’s confidence is on full display as he called out featherweight titlist Leigh Wood after just one professional win. His ability to put his shots together with spite, power, and accuracy was evident in his latest victory, where he had Buzolin down from a body shot in the opening round before finishing him off in round two. With Mayweather singing his praises, many are predicting a world title in Moton’s future.

While the early comparisons to Mayweather are flattering, it’s essential to remember that Moton is still in the early stages of his career. Countless prospects have failed to live up to the hype placed upon them, so it’s crucial not to place too much pressure on the young fighter. Moton himself acknowledged the target on his back but remains focused on continuing to improve and prove himself in the ring.

Fans are eager to see more of Moton in action, as he continues to make waves in the boxing world. Standing at just 5’2″, there are questions about how long he will remain at 130 pounds or if he will move up in weight classes. Regardless, the excitement surrounding Moton is palpable, with many viewing him as the next big thing in boxing.

While there are several promising young prospects in boxing today, including Andy Cruz and others, Curmel Moton is capturing the attention of fans and experts alike. With a combination of skill, confidence, and Mayweather’s support, he has all the tools to succeed in the sport. Only time will tell if he can fulfill his potential and become a true great in boxing.

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