He maintains that he has always felt like a visitor in his fights. However, this time it went to an extra level. Tony ‘Loco’ Soto arrives in Marbella to take down the King of the Streets. To Franco Tenaglia. But that didn’t stop his confidence from being high. He doesn’t hesitate. And in the run-up to their fight bare knuckle, ‘Loco’ attends MARCA.
“Tenaglia? I think he’s tough. But I also think tough guys love taking damage… and I love inflicting it. If someone wants to take a hit, I’m more responsible to go ahead and give it to them. “I think it’s a great fight. But it’s not going to go the way he planned,” Says when asked about his opponent.
Tenaglia? I think it’s hard. But I also think tough people like to get hurt.
Soto loves Spain. From Puerto Rico and with American nationality, but with a Barcelona background: “I love Spain. Actually, part of my family is from Barcelona. My great-grandfather was born there. My great-grandfather is from Barcelona. But I’m from Puerto Rico. I like everything about Spain. Everything is beautiful here. I want to be a reference for young warriors here. Let them know that you can come from nothing and become like me.”
Everything is beautiful here. I want to be a reference for young warriors here. Let them know you came from nothing and can be something
‘Loco’ Soto has come out of nowhere as he has been declared and is now 6-0 at Bare Knuckle. He comes from North Carolina with one goal: to win. “This is the first time in my entire boxing career that my only job has been training.”
It was the first time in my entire boxing career that my only job was training.
In addition, it promises a scenario: “They call me crazy because I’m crazy brother, you never know what I’ll do. I am unpredictable.
“This is my fighting style.”
