(JULY 20) The World Boxing Council, on behalf of President Mauricio Sulaiman, on July 18th,  world champion Yessica "Kika" Chavez and her challenger Esmeralda "Joya" Moreno attended the weekly press meeting held at WBC headquarters, just a few days from their match, which will be held at the International Arena Oasis Cancun.

The Head of the prestigious Green and Gold body said he was pleased with the levels achieved by women's boxing not only in Mexico where it already leads on major fight cards, but in the entire world where it has been gaining ground.

The "Queen of Ecatepec" proudly wore the belt that accredits her as the monarch of the Flyweight division; and she said that this time it will be a different story because at the first time they fought it was at the beginning her career; "I was hoping to get Ava Knight for this fight, but she no longer wanted to in the end and instead I face a fighter that enhances my work, who is a great champion and a great friend," she said.

"This fight has all the elements to be the fight of the year because I do not fight for purses; I have never refused to fight anybody and this time friendship is aside and we will leave everything in the ring," she concluded.

Meanwhile, "Joya" who already knows what it is to be a world champion said she feels at home in the WBC; "My fight is going to be a real war and I will ensure people leave happy," she said.

"On this occasion I have to be the challenger and it does not scare me it is not the first time I get to paddle against the current, it is a victory that I dedicate to my daughter," she concluded safely.

Both came very elegant to the meeting with all the press headed by Prof. Victor Cota Leon in the Main Auditorium Telmex Digital Village in the Zocalo of Mexico City.

The match between Chavez and Moreno leads the evening of "Sabados de Boxeo" organized by Promociones del Pueblo in association with Boxing Cancun Pepe Gomez and supported by Cerveza Victoria, Playboy Mexico, Oasis and Quequi Hotels Group; it will be broadcast to millions of households through Televisa Deportes signal throughout the national territory.