Connect with us

Hi, what are you looking for?

Featured 2

Showtime Boxing Results: Benavidez Bests Angulo In One Sided Fashion

By: Sean Crose

David Benavidez lost his WBC super middleweight title to the weight limit on Friday. Still, the 22-0 fighter, who had come in almost three pounds overweight on the scales, entered the ring at the Mohegan Sun arena Saturday night hoping to earn a win over the 26-1 Alexis Angulo regardless.

The scheduled 12 rounder started with Benavidez zipping his powerful jab out in the first. Angulo was more aggressive in the second, throwing hard against his taller opponent. Benavidez, however, was still able to land his power shots. Angulo hit the mat in the third, though it was ruled a slip. By the fourth it was clear Benavidez was simply a level above his overmatched opponent. The fight had already become a one sided beating.

David Benavidez. Photo Courtesy Of Showtime.

Yet Angulo actually proved tough in the fifth, managing to land effectively. Angulo remained game in the sixth, but Benavidez, who was still able land very effectively, appeared entirely in his comfort zone. The seventh saw Benavidez land with power and on point. Angulo was essentially hit at will in the eighth.

The ninth was more or less a replay of previous rounds. And yet Angulo continued on with determination in the tenth. The man was not, however, able to impact Benavidez. By the end of the round, the beating Angulo was taking had become brutal. Angulo’s corner wisely stopped the fight in between the tenth and eleventh.

Click to comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

You May Also Like

Featured 2

By: Sean Crose “This is my longest time away from the ring,” Devin Haney said to a crowd of British reporters on Friday. The...

Featured 2

By: Sean Crose “No Limit Boxing regrets to announce that Sam Goodman has been forced to withdraw from his scheduled bout against Naoya Inoue...

Featured 2

By Eric Bottjer SAL ALGIERI, 88, New York manager, died in November. A former pro from Mt. Vernon (strictly an opponent, was 1-6 from...

Featured 2

By: Sean Crose “I’m going to make this short and sweet. I’d like to announce my retirement from boxing,” former world titlist Tyson Fury...