“I just got to maintain doing my work, keep getting wins, and that fight’s going to return,” Rodriguez said to Fight Hub TV when asked if he still believed a gathering with Inoue was inevitable.
“Like I said, it’s inevitable at this point. So, I just got to maintain doing my work, keep winning.”
Rodriguez has repeatedly been linked with Inoue in recent months, particularly following the Japanese star’s victory over Junto Nakatani. Nevertheless, Bam also indicated that he still sees himself growing into higher weight classes.
“I form of agree with you. I’m still young. I feel like I still have my man strength to grow into. So, I mean, it’s only a matter of time. I got to, like I said, got to maintain doing my job and that’s winning,” said Bam Rodriguez.
Inoue, now 33 years old, turned skilled in 2012 and has spent 14 years competing at world level. Rodriguez, meanwhile, is 26 and only in his ninth yr as an expert.
Although fans proceed to push for one among boxing’s most anticipated matchups, Jesse made it clear that overlooking Vargas could be a mistake.
“If I don’t get past this fight, then all that talks out the window. So, I save that for after the fight. I got to do my work and be certain that I get the job done Saturday,” said Bam.
Rodriguez also praised Vargas’ credentials ahead of their meeting.
“I believe his resume, his experience, you realize, he’s an Olympian, man. That claims loads. It takes a whole lot of winning and a whole lot of skill to even turn out to be an Olympian,” said Rodriguez about Vargas.
“People don’t know his name, in order that they’re just assuming he’s a no person. But real boxing heads, they know. And I’m an actual boxing head. So, that’s why I trained my ass off for this fight.”
Victory over Vargas would add one other world title to Rodriguez’s growing collection and intensify calls for a future collision with Inoue. Rodriguez repeatedly emphasized that Vargas stays his priority and that discussions about Inoue can wait until after Saturday’s bout.
