Boxing results: Fortura continuous pressure ends

The WBC and WBO hero for the intermediate weight Sebastian Fortura (22-1-1, 14 KOS) used its long frame 6’5 1/2 ″ and the high work rate to cut the Corneger Sherdale Baker (23-2, 11 KOS) in an easy judge in the fourth round on Saturday night at the main address at Michelob Ultra Arena in Las Vegas.

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He said: “We did not come even in the camp.” Booker. “It was a matter of arresting his foot. He did not want to circulate at all, so we divided it into the body, and when I hurt him in the third round, I slowed him a lot.”

The Booker nose was bleeding badly in the third round, and it seemed that he had blood coming from his mouth. He was hurting a lot by Fortura in the third and fourth rounds. Booker fell some big shots in all rounds, but there was not enough of them. He was very busy to move, trying to survive, to mobilize any real crime.

The battle was similar to slaughtering because Sheradal Candel lacked strength and size to be able to compete against Fortura. To get any chance to win, Booker needed great strength for some of the big hunters in the 154 -pound section, but he was lacked. It is clear that this is the reason that it was chosen as the Forera opponent. If he can punch, he has been skipped like other fighters in the section, such as Bakhram Murtazaliev.

Booker was fleeing in the entire battle, in an attempt to stay away from chewing it by the hero, Fortura. He got some gentle shots in the first two rounds, but in the third, Booker was worked on by the hero. Booker’s nose and mouth bleeding was one of the shots he took in the third round.

On the fourth, Fortura fell some left hands looking for a poker in an ordeal. Then he besieged him “tall hell” in his hell on the ropes and pushed him to the fabric after his liquefaction with a difficult shot. If we look at severe harm, Booker made it and looked closely at the ruling, Thomas Taylor, before he could continue. Fortura went after his opponent and heard him with frequent snapshots, causing a poker to fall against the ropes.

The referee, Taylor turned, and stopped the competition in time to prevent a second judge. The time was at 2:51 of the tour.