(APR 26) "THIS BEGAN AROUND 7 YEARS AGO, THEY WERE AMATEURS AND WE DECIDED TO CONTINUE WORKING THEM AS PROFESSIONALS."

How many times have we heard? "Women's boxing does not sell, it is not the same, etc, because today this is not the case. Well, a new company backed by a Puerto Rican named Richard Borges called RB Management has come to change the stigma of Women’s Boxing.

Over the years as a women's boxing analyst, this case caught my attention, since this company is totally dedicated and focused on “Guantes Rosas” (which is a Spanish term for Women’s Boxing), and its goal is to continue support women in this Sport, as they deserve.

Yesterday, Erika Cruz, a fighter representing Mexico, and represented by RB Management, defeated great Canadian champion World Boxing Champion Jelena Mrdjenovich in a fight where she managed to win the WBA featherweight title. The first world champion under the RB Management umbrella.

If championships are to be super remarkable, the best that could be perceived is the support that exists between these fighters. Although there are lots of competitions among various countries and more between Mexico vs Puerto Rico; this team is totally different from the rest, because regardless of their nationalities they support one another. The support on social media is like one never seen before among teammates describing the great family that RB Management is.

A totally innovative team and, above all, and most surprising is, its endeavor to be discreet and to allow the boxers to be the protagonists without any fear of investing in their future is what is perceived of this company, since from the logistics, personal image, clothing, education and other values they are in charge of forming this unique great family in Latin America and as I mentioned, the time I have dedicated to this sport and to women's boxing itself this is something totally new and very daring on the part of the company.

Personally, I know Richard as a friend on Facebook, but when I talked to him about what I was interested in doing, apart from congratulating him for what he has achieved so far, I received a very kind treatment from him, which suggests where those human values are born. that they implement in the company.

Puerto Rican Melody Vargas great amateur journey in her career from the pride of RB Management.

There are many boxers and Melody Vargas and Litzy Adilene are two of the 15 boxers on the RB Management roster and the long-term plan is to continue developing talented girls throughout Latin America.

"HERE IN RB RACIAL HATE AND XENOPHOBIA DOES NOT EXIST"

Words from CEO Borges that undoubtedly confirmed what is noticeable outside of this institution, because they do not care about nation, color, race, religion, the important thing is respect, love and the desire to be able to get ahead. If you comply with all that package, you are more than welcome to this company, which due to its format and organization is unique in America.

I really want to thank Richard for giving us (Mexico) one more champion and for supporting her despite not being from her country, just as I wish that each and every one of the female boxers in his team can fulfill their goals to excel in life and in the sport, that depends a lot on them while RB will be in charge of supporting every fighter who accepts this project and is part of their lives.

I want to give special mention to part of the great team that not only Richard and the girls represent:

* Jonathan Gabriel
* Zoe Rodríguez
* Carolina Rodríguez

And the whole family that make up RB MANAGEMENT.

It was a pleasure to speak with this team and I will follow their appreciable work more closely.
 

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