In a just-concluded battle of the sub-lightweight boxing champion, the WBO sub-lightweight boxing champion / two-level world champion American "Mayweather Ii" Shaq Stevenson beat the WBC sub-lightweight boxing champion in 12 rounds / two-level world champion Mexican Oscar Valdez became the WBC/WBO double lightweight weight champion.
At the beginning of the game, Valdez used a melee strategy to constantly suppress Stevenson in search of a suitable distance, and Stevenson was worthy of the Olympic runner-up constantly moving and frequently hitting Valdez, showing cool boxing skills. Valdez had no choice but to keep compressing Stevenson's space to get a little punch.
In the sixth round, Stevenson seized on Valdez's offensive hole and knocked out Valdez with a precise right-hook punch. After reading the seconds, Waldez continued to adopt a melee strategy. Stevenson continued to stab forward and punch Valdez in succession, punching a wound under his right eye. Stevenson was firmly in control of the rhythm of the game, and Valdez was like a wild bull falling into a dry well.
As the game continued, Waldez was beaten by Stevenson and gradually lost his fighting spirit. Stevenson's three-strike combo is a significant improvement over his opponent's level. A left-handed hook from Valdez was hit by Stevenson's easy dodge counterattack, and Stevenson's technique became elusive. In the last round, Waldez let go of his hand and attacked with all his might, but Stevenson's excellent technique made him useless.
In the end, the two played 12 rounds, and the three referees won by 117-110, 118-109, 118-109, 118-109, and he left Las Vegas with two gold belts to become the biggest star boxer in his class.