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Undefeated Brandon Figueroa shares his insights as he winds down camp for his interim WBA World Super Bantamweight Title bout versus Yonfrez Parejo Saturday night on FOX.

At just 22-years-old, Brandon “The Heartbreaker” Figueroa (18-0, 13 KOs) faces Yonfrez Parejo (22-3-1, 11 KOs) for the interim WBA World Super Bantamweight title this Saturday, April 20, from Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson, California. The bout will be broadcast as part of the Danny Garcia vs. Adrian Granados welterweight headliner live on FOX and FOX Deportes (8:00 p.m. ET/5:00p.m. PT).

With his 5-foot-8 frame and lengthy 72-inch reach, one might expect Figueroa to utilize a classic boxer style and keep his opponents on the outside with a long jab. Instead, Figueroa loves to get on the inside and grind his foes down with a style many modern fighters aren't used to dealing with.

“Fighting on the inside, you have to be relentless and you have to know where to place your punches,” said Figueroa. “I feel like it’s a lot harder than fighting on the outside. I know a lot of people get confused by me fighting on the inside, but for me it feels natural. I’m comfortable in the pocket. That’s where I feel like I do the most damage. When I’m inside, I go to the body and do my thing.

“A lot of fighters don’t know how to deal with that pressure and that inside style of fighting. I’ve seen a lot of prospects who are good boxers, but once you put on the pressure and get inside on them, they don’t know what to do. Me, I can box, I can brawl—I know a bit of everything so I can mix it up. If one thing’s not working for me, I can switch it up.”

However, a key component to Brandon’s style—and one that sets him apart—is that he is mindful of his defense while fighting in the pocket. He utilizes consistent head and upper body movement, slipping many of his opponent’s shots while remaining in position to throw his own.

“Part of the game is hit and not get hit. I’ve had some cuts below my eyebrow from headbutts. It’s a tactic I see from the veterans. It’s part of the game, so I’m working to get better with my defense.

“I feel like I do a bit better on the inside with fighters who are my height or taller. Shorter fighters have a little bit of the advantage there. Yonfrez Parejo is around my height, so I feel my inside game is gonna be really effective with him. Especially because he doesn’t really know how to fight on the inside. So, I’m mainly gonna focus on getting him on the inside and work him from there.”