Today is a good day, not only double 12, but also a big harvest in the world's professional boxing world, there are 5 very expected events have been completed as scheduled, and the results of the game have long been settled. The editors took a rough look at the situation of these 5 events and made their own comments.
Let's start with the order of level size, from small to large.
First of all, the lightest weight of 118 pounds, WBC's lightest weight champion Philippine "Lightning" Nonito Donaire brutally KO 4 rounds, Filipino boxer Remat Jabalo (24-1, 20KO), successfully defended the title. The two fought against each other at the beginning, and as a result, Donaire hit a precise and fierce left hook punch in the 4th round, hitting the opponent's liver, commonly known as the burst liver punch, directly ending the opponent.
Pre-match editors predicted that Donaire was highly likely to KO opponents, and the results were unsurprising.
The 39-year-old's professional record rises to 42 wins, 6 losses and 28 KO opponents, and he is currently second only to Japanese monster Shoya Inoue in 118 pounds. He once lost points to Inoue, but also fractured Inoue's eye socket. Although Jaballo maintained a complete victory before the game and was also a heavy gunner, he was still much younger than Donaire. Ginger is still old and spicy, Donaire's sword is not old, and the hero's true colors are reproduced. However, Donaire can't fight with Inoue, and if he fights, he will be KO.
So Donaire doesn't have much expectation anymore, after all, it's getting thin.
Let's move on to the second, the 135-pound lightweight, with Ukrainian technologist Vasily Lomachenko facing former IBF lightweight boxer Richard Comey, a 12-legged titleless battle. As a result, Lomachenko showed amazing skill and speed, toying With Comey between the legs, and finally won the 12 rounds. Scores were 119-108, 119-108 and 117-110.
It is worth mentioning that in the 7th round, Lomachenko knocked down Kammy with his left hand, but unfortunately failed to end it. Comme played tenaciously, but the technique and Lomachenko were not on the same level.
Lomachenko, though losing to Theofimo Lopez, was close and controversial. Lomachenko still represents the highest level of 135 pounds today, and anyone who wants to beat Loma with ease is difficult to get on the sky.
Lomachenko deserves to be a master of technology and is still worth looking forward to.
Let's move on to the third game, the 147-pound WBA Intercontinental Boxing Championship, played by British rookie Connor Ben (20-0, 13KO) against Dr. Chris Algiri, a 12-round middleweight boxing match. Originally a home game, in the second round, he easily knocked down Algiri, and even knocked Algiri to the ground and almost fell out of the boxing ring.
In the 4th round, Ben knocked Algiri unconscious with two consecutive heavy punches, directly standing up. It is said that Algiri once lost to Pacquiao and Spence Jr., but never lost so badly. Ben is very strong, already in the top 12 of the sub-middleweights, and is expected to challenge Ugas, Spence Jr., Crawford and other boxing champions in the future.
The 25-year-old himself is 1 meter 73 tall and has a steady playing style, which is worth looking forward to.
The fourth game was a 175-pound light heavyweight, and WBA light heavyweight super boxer Dimitri Biver (19-0, 11KO) defeated Russian challenger Saramov in 12 rounds to defend the boxing champion's golden belt for the 7th time. The game was played tepidly, with average lethality than Wall's heavy punches, mainly focused on points and control.
Biver beat his opponent with consistent points of 118-110, 118-110 and 119-109, indicating that Biver is also a master of technical flow. The 30-year-old Isaac Is hardly a big star, has a bland playing style, and is not good at hype. Even if superstar Avarez comes to 175 pounds, it may not be the first choice for Beaver.
So there's no reason to expect Bivor anymore.
Let's look at the last one, the heavyweight boxing match, by the American Star of Hope big baby Anderson against the Canadian boxer Teslanco, the game progressed to the second round, Anderson a backhand straight punch and a forehand swing to end the opponent, the professional record to 11 games to win 11 KO opponents.
Anderson is only 22 years old, 1.93 meters tall, with an arm span of 1.99 meters, and is said to have knocked down Tyson Fury in actual combat. Anderson currently maintains a 100% KO rate, much like the situation in Wilder back then. Since Wilder was KO by Fury, American heavyweight boxing has been in a slump and fresh blood is urgently needed. Will Anderson be the newcomer to carrying America's heavyweight flag?
Yes, Anderson is a rising star to look forward to.
These are the 5 major boxing matches that ended today, I wonder what you want to say to them? Welcome to leave a message. 【Text/Fighting Jianghu】