Nestor Bravo landed just 4 jabs and 40 total punches before Isaac Cruz stopped him in Round 6. The merciful KO that ended a mismatch proved a bit shot in the end. But it could have been much more bad for Bravo. Pitbull could have gone much further in that victory a short time ago
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Isaac Cruz started fast, dipped mid-fight, then surged to a KO. How the Pitbull’s patient pressure broke Nestor Bravo down is something to consider. An entertaining fight overall a short time ago tonight in boxing in America. Isaac Pitbull Cruz victorious by round six knockout but the very first round had proved a bad start.
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Isaac Cruz landed 57.1% of his power punches in Round 6 to stop Nestor Bravo. Round-by-round breakdown of the finishing surge. It might have been a scrappy affair a short time ago but that clean left hook closed the bout for Pitbull Cruz of Mexico in his 140 pounds fight and knockout victory tonight over
Nestor Bravo threw just 212 punches in six rounds against Isaac Cruz. Stats show a fighter who never engaged in a one-sided KO loss. Pitbull Cruz of Mexico got the victory tonight in round six in boxing results a short time ago and it had been deserved. Some of the punch stats tell the story
Isaac Cruz landed 28 body shots on route to a sixth-round KO of Nestor Bravo. It had not been the most aesthetic fight to look at, there had been some fouls and scraps, but Pitbull Cruz of Mexico entertained again and got the knockout. The body shots tell the story though if you go over
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Successful people should surround themselves alongside successful people, Canelo is surrounding himself alongside not that in Usyk. Usyk nearly got beat by a kickboxing champion in his last bout, incredibly. He should have been beat if not for a lucky punch near the end of the fight, he found an uppercut. Training alongside a fat
At 46, the Manny Pacquiao footwork, angles, and ring intelligence remain elite. Here’s why his technical boxing ability still troubles fighters half his age. First off, he’s nearly 47 soon and he needs a big fight. If it is his last one in the entire sport of boxing. He still has much ability and experience
