Turns out, Luis Ortiz had no shot at beating Deontay Wilder unless he knocked him out! These scorecards are awful! Ortiz was clearly winning that fight.
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Vasiliy Lomachenko vs Jose Pedraza Highlights recap from Madison Square Garden theater. Lomchenko said before the fight that he did not like the style of Pedraza and did not like his boxing approach. Loma was afraid that his boxing style would make for a boring fight. Vasiliy Lomachenko was able to score a unanimous decision win over Jose Pedraza. The 11th round was the highlight round of the fight. Loma was able to score a knockdown and it was the highlight of the fight. What is next for Vasiliy Lomachenko, is it Tank Davis? Boxing fans will have to sit and wait. Pound-for-pound king Vasiliy Lomachenko had accomplished so much in his first dozen pro fights by winning world titles in three weight classes and setting a variety of all-time boxing records along the way, but there was one thing that had eluded him: unifying belts.
The brilliant Lomachenko can now check that box on his bucket list.
Lomachenko scored two knockdowns in the 11th round and methodically dominated Jose Pedraza to unify two lightweight world titles on Saturday night in the main event of the Top Rank Boxing on ESPN card at the Hulu Theater at Madison Square Garden. The sellout crowd of 5,312 cheered wildly when Lomachenko decked Pedraza twice in the penultimate round to put the cherry on top of his overwhelming display. In the end, one judge scored the fight 119-107, and the two other judges had it 117-109. ESPN had it 118-108 for Lomachenko, who, like Pedraza, was making his first title defense.
"It was my dream to unify titles," Lomachenko said. "It was my next goal. I can now focus on my next chapter."
Lomachenko (12-1, 9 KOs), 30, the two-time Olympic gold medalist from Ukraine, was fighting for the first time since May 12 in the main arena at Madison Square Garden, where he survived a sixth-round knockdown and knocked out Jorge Linares in the 10th round to win a lightweight world title in his first appearance in the division. He accomplished that despite tearing the labrum in his right shoulder when he dislocated it and then popped it back into place during the second round.
Soon after the fight, Lomachenko underwent surgery to repair the injury, which he and his doctor pronounced healed, allowing him to take the fight with Pedraza. He showed no issues with the shoulder and threw his right hand liberally.
"I didn't have a problem. I'm healthy, 100 percent," Lomachenko said. "[Pedraza is] a veteran. He did a very good job, and I respect Pedraza and his team." #LomaPedraza
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Jon Jones vs Dominick Reyes Highlights recap from UFC 245 for the light heavyweight championship. Jones vs Reyes live highlights recap from a big card in Houston. IN ROUND 1, BOTH guys come out trying to land low kicks. Both are clashing shins early on. Reyes looks calm and confident early on in the round. Reyes was able to find his range and land two big left hands in the round. We see Reyes later land a nice spin kick. its clear Jon Jones has his hands full.
I gave round 1 to Reyes.
Round 2 Dominick Reyes comes out in full attack mode. Reyes is chasing Jones around the ring throwing big punches and kicks. I can’t remember I time where I’ve seen Jones get hit more. Towards the end of the round it looks like Reyes is staring to slow down but he is still keeping a decent pace.
I gave round 2 to Reyes
Round 3
Reyes comes out and lands a big left high kick. We later see some blood coming from the nose of Reyes which came from a still jab from jones. Jones is cutting off the ring and Reyes is slowing down. Not a good thing for Reyes. Reyes was able to land an upper cut on the inside. that along with several kicks wins him the round in my opinion.
Round 4
Reyes hits Jones with a beautiful flurries of punches. Blood is coming from the nose after the shots. Jones face is a mess and he is bleeding through the mouth peace. I gave Jones the round as Reyes was only getting off with one shot at a time. Jones saw stalking Reyes and landing the more effective shots.
Round 5
Reyes is gassed. His corner was begging him to suck it up as they head into round 5. Jones is clearly the fresher guy. I have to give Reyes credit, the guy has never gone 5 rounds and he was still moving well.
I have Reyes winning the fight 3-2
The scorecards are in
48 47, 48 47, 49 46
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Deontay Wilder was knockout by Tyson Fury on Saturday night. Here is the last time Wilder was knocked out (knockout). Wilder got knocked out during his amateur days. Can Tyson Fury beat Wilder? Deontay Wilder will need to avoid these type of shots from Tyson Fury. Can Deontay Wilder beat Tyson Fury? Deontay Wilder vs Tyson Fury is December 1st. The heavyweight champion of the world was stepping into his bronze Rolls Royce Phantom one afternoon this August when a man walked up and asked for a picture.
“What position does he play?” the selfie-seeker asked a nearby photographer after Deontay Wilder drove away.
It wasn’t the first time someone had mistaken Wilder, the 6-foot-7, 220-pound holder of the World Boxing Council’s heavyweight championship belt, for a ballplayer. Wilder — the first American heavyweight champ in nearly a decade — hails from Tuscaloosa, Alabama, home of the Crimson Tide. Most people don’t know about his 34-0 record or his 33 knockouts. They don’t know his nickname, “The Bronze Bomber,” a tribute to fellow Alabaman Joe Louis. They don’t know about his title, and they don’t know he’ll be defending it on national television on Saturday.
When they’re not mistaking Wilder for one of Nick Saban’s players, people sometimes mistake him for LeBron James. That started at the Olympics in 2008, when James led Team USA to a gold medal in basketball and Wilder won a bronze medal in boxing. “People would be like, ‘James! James! We love you!’” Wilder remembered.
It’s been a long time since boxing seized Americans’ attention — in Tuscaloosa or anywhere. Just 14 percent of respondents in a recent Huffington Post/YouGov poll said they were boxing fans — and 58 percent of those people said the sport’s best days are “already behind it.” Jack Johnson, Jack Dempsey, Joe Louis, Rocky Marciano and Joe Frazier are dead. Muhammad Ali uses a wheelchair. George Foreman sells grills. More young people know Mike Tyson as a character from the “The Hangover” — than have seen him box.
“There are really no fighters in the pipeline,” Robert Boland, a professor of sports business at New York University, told Reuters ahead of the match that was supposed to recapture the nation’s lasting attention: Mayweather’s May fight with Manny Pacquiao, the Filipino eight-division champ. “This is a time when boxing is probably at its lowest point since the beginning of the 20th century and the rise of pro fighting.”
Despite Mayweather-Pacquiao’s record-breaking ratings, Pacquiao looked long past his prime and the fight didn’t live up to the hype. Mayweather claims his dominating victory over Andre Berto earlier this month was his last. But it’s likely that American boxing hasn’t seen the last of
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Amanda Nunes vs Holly Holm Highlights Recap. Talking about all the best moments of the fight! Only moments after what may have been the most vicious knockout in UFC history, Amanda Nunes authored her own violent moment when she dispatched of Holly Holm in their bout in the co-main event of UFC 239 at T-Mobile Arena for the women’s bantamweight title in four minutes and 10 seconds with a kick to the head.
After Holm tried to throw a right kick out of the southpaw stance, Nunes fired a kick that hit Holm flush in the face. Holm went down immediately, with Nunes in hot pursuit. As Holm started to pull herself from the canvas, Nunes hit her with a quick right and it was over like that.
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Mark Breland response to Deontay Wilder saying that he cheated him. Wilder claimed that Breland spiked his water and threw in the towel early. Wilder has said that Tyson Fury cheated in his matchup. Wilder also claimed that Tyson fury's gloves were loaded with egg weights.
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Gennady Golovkin vs Steve Rolls highlight Recap. GGG vs Steve Rolls highlights a great card put on by DAZN. Golovkin was the heavy favorite coming into the fight against an unknown Steve Rolls.
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Oliver McCall underwent a mental and physical examination yesterday after what both camps, and even Referee Mills Lane, described as an emotional breakdown during a fight against Lennox Lewis on Friday night in Las Vegas, Nev. His $3 million purse was held up pending the outcome of the examination.
At a news conference yesterday, McCall gave a rambling, 40-minute explanation of his actions in the ring, which led to his disqualification for refusing to fight even though the World Boxing Council title was on the line.
''My strategy was -- and I know it sounds kind of absurd -- was a kind of rope-a-dope,'' McCall said. The rope-a-dope was the strategy Muhammad Ali adopted in his victory over George Foreman in Zaire in 1974, when Ali leaned on the ropes and allowed Foreman to punch himself out.
McCall acted distracted during the bout on Friday night, wandering around the ring aimlessly during and after the third and fourth rounds. When he was hit, he often gyrated weirdly, bobbing his head.
A tearful McCall, the former W.B.C. champion, was disqualified in the fifth round for refusing to fight Lewis, who regained the vacant title. But it was the way McCall stopped fighting that perplexed ringsiders at the Las Vegas Hilton.
''I didn't quit; I came to win,'' McCall said yesterday. He explained his crying by saying that he had wanted to get himself into an emotional state.
Dr. Leonora Petty, a psychiatrist, said she evaluated McCall for almost 90 minutes before the news conference.
Asked whether McCall had suffered a mental breakdown -- which Lane and the W.B.C. commissioner, Jose Sulaiman, had suggested -- she said, ''I think his mental state is just fine.''
But McCall said she had also recommended that he see a psychiatrist, and he conceded he needed psychiatric help.
McCall's manager, Jimmy Adams, said that he would send the fighter to a rehabilitation center in Nashville. Prefight drug tests were negative for McCall. Post-fight results are expected tomorrow.
In the fourth round on Friday night, McCall simply stopped throwing punches. And every time Lewis tagged him, McCall's actions grew stranger -- he would shake his head, mug to the crowd, paw out a punch.
After the fourth round, when he started to walk around again rather than sit on his stool, Lane asked him if anything was wrong. McCall had to be cajoled into continuing, and then 55 seconds into Round 5, Lane waved off the bout. McCall sobbed.
As McCall went back to the dressing room, he told his entourage: ''I hope you're all happy. You all got what you want.'' Then he turned to Tony Tucker, the former fighter, and said, ''I suppose they'll put me in prison now.''
This was a quite different McCall from the one who, in the minute before the fight, told Adams: ''I want my title. I'm figh
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