“I have always felt a lot of respect and support for Dominican boxing,” says Andy Cruz
Santo Domingo. – The renowned Cuban boxer Andy Cruz continues to generate positive comments after his recent visit to the Dominican Republic, where he completed an agenda of interviews, meetings with the sports press, and special activities that further strengthened his closeness with the Dominican public.
For several days, the Olympic champion shared with journalists, digital platforms, and specialized media, discussing his career, his upcoming challenges within professional boxing, and the adaptation process he has experienced in this new competitive stage.
“I have always felt a lot of respect and support for Dominican boxing,” Cruz expressed during one of the meetings held in Santo Domingo, also highlighting the growth, passion, and talent that characterizes the sport in the country.
One of the highlights of the visit was the exclusive Brunch & Press held with sports reporters and communicators, a space that allowed for a closer and more human exchange between the athlete and the national press.
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The presence of Andy Cruz in the country also generated a positive response among boxing fans and figures linked to the sport, who highlighted the humility, discipline, and focus of the Cuban pugilist, considered one of the most technical and respected figures to emerge from international amateur boxing in recent years. The visit left open the possibility of future collaborations and new approaches with the Dominican market, while the athlete continues to focus on his next international commitments and on continuing to consolidate himself within professional boxing.#Most read
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