On Saturday, May 28, boxer Rolando Romero will go up against Gervonta Davis at Barclays Center, Brooklyn, New York. Romero, who is so far undefeated in his career, will take on Tank, who will probably fight his last from Mayweather promotions at the event.

Moreover, the fight had initially been scheduled to happen in December, last year. However, because of unprecedented circumstances, Romero had to be taken out and Davis fought the Mexican Isaac Cruz at the last moment.

Now, after all the challenges, the event is finally here. Boxing fans cannot wait to see the duo at last square off. As Rolando “Rolly” Romero prepares and heads toward conquering Davis’ WBA title, here’s a look at the major information concerning Romero’s personal life.

The background of Rolando Romero

Romero is currently twenty-six years old. He turned pro in the year 2016, and as of now, holds a professional record of 14 wins, 0 losses, and 0 draws. Twelve, that is 85.71% of his victories came by a way of a knockout.

Rolly was born in the United States of America. On Saturday, as he will walk toward one of the biggest fights of his career, he will fight in Las Vegas, Nevada, his current residence.

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Romero grew up in Las Vegas and claims to have often heard gunshots in his neighborhood while he lived there. “I was raised in downtown Las Vegas, which has always been a bad area. Growing up, there was a lot of violence,” once told Romero.

At the young age of nine, he started learning martial arts. Along with his sister, Romero first began with Judo. However, he moved toward boxing as soon as he turned sixteen years old. Romero’s inspiration came from his father and the former first trained himself under the guidance of coach Johnny Tocco.

Ethnicity and religion of ‘Rolly’

Rolando Romero, who formerly held the WBA interim lightweight title, was born and raised in America. However, Romero’s father hails from Cuba. Romero’s father was a popular boxer who won the national championship three times. Romero, along with his family, believes in Christianity. More details about his personal life are not available in the public domain as of now.

As Romero goes up against Gervonta Davis to test his skills against the latter inside Barclays Center, Brooklyn, what expectations do you have for the fight? Let us know in the comments below.