The Daily Tribune
Worth the weight
Filipino challenger Jayson Vayson is prepared to face Puerto Rican champion Oscar Collazo for three championship belts on September 20 in California.
Vayson has been training in the United States for almost three weeks to adjust to the time difference and the environment.
Collazo, a Golden Boy Promotions fighter, boasts an undefeated record of 12-0 with nine knockouts and has previously defeated two other Filipino opponents in title fights.
Vayson, nicknamed 'Striker,' carries a record of 14-1-1 into the scheduled 12-round bout.
The championship fight will feature the World Boxing Association, World Boxing Organization, and The Ring magazine belts.
Vayson's chief trainer, Allan Alegria, is overseeing his preparations at Knuckleheads Boxing in Las Vegas.
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