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What about the kid Curtis just knocked out? (on the Canelo Kahn card
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Patrick Teixeira (26-0 & WBO #10 ranked Middleweight) loses via KO to Curtis Stevens (27-5 & unranked) on May 7th, 2016
Curtis Stevens destroys Patrick Teixeira
By Jeff Aranow:
Veteran Curtis Stevens (28-5, 21 KOs) proved to be too much for previously unbeaten Golden Boy Promotions prospect Patrick Teixeira (26-1, 22 KOs) in stopping him in the 2nd round tonight on HBO PPV from the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Stevens, 31, dropped the 25-year-old southpaw Teixeira with a big right hand in the 2nd round. Referee Tony Weeks halted the fight after Teixeira got back to his feet and was still staggering.
In the 1st round, Stevens staggered the tall 5’11” Teixeira with a left hook to the head. Teixeira was able to make it out of the round but he needed to use constant movement to stay out of the way of Stevens, who was looking to take his head off with every punch. Teixeira was using his reach to land shots, but they didn’t have the power on them that he needed to keep Stevens off of him. Stevens showed no respect for Teixeira’s power, and he was able to cut off the ring to nail him with big shots. Teixeira reminded me a lot of Top Rank fighter Gilberto Ramirez, who recently beat Arthur Abraham last month to capture the WBO super middleweight title. Ramirez is taller at 6’2″ than Teixeira, but he has the same long arms and ring movement. Teixeira will need to utilize more movement and jabbing in the future to keep from getting knocked out again by the bigger punchers in the division.
In hindsight, this was far too advanced an opponent for the young Teixeira. Putting him in with a guy that is still capable of beating a lot of fighters in the middleweight division was not a good move. You can argue that Stevens is good enough to beat guys like David Lemieux, who Golden Boy is trying to rebuild to put him in with Saul “Canelo” Alvarez. Before this fight, Teixeira had been facing very weak opposition that was in no way any preparation for what he had to deal with tonight against the hard hitting Stevens. This was baptism by fire tonight for Teixeira.
“The name of the game is to knock people out and that’s what I did tonight,” said Curtis Stevens. “I feel great to get back into the game after my one and a half year break. I really want Lemieux, but I will take whatever I can get. My head is right, and I’m ready to take on whoever.”
“Throughout the fight, I didn’t know if I was winning or losing,” said Patrick Teixeira. “This fight was not how I expected it to go.”
With the victory, Stevens captures the vacant WBC Continental Americas middleweight title.
Curtis Stevens destroys Patrick Teixeira
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SuikodenII
Where's Suikoden VI??????
InvictusAeternusEternus
In the cut
Breh style is kinda like a mix of Ali, Frazier and Foreman.
firemanBk
The Manslayer
I'm liking this thread.
Not just cause I like upsets, and I do live an upset, but cause I want to see where these guys go from here.
Do they fade into Bolivian like Mike Jones?
Or do they come back stronger like Badou Jack?
Not just cause I like upsets, and I do live an upset, but cause I want to see where these guys go from here.
Do they fade into Bolivian like Mike Jones?
Or do they come back stronger like Badou Jack?
Extremely happy for breh and the upset he pulled
Damn shame what Danny gon do to him tho
@patscorpio Durodola back this weekend vs another undefeated power puncher
African Brehs finna have @Newzz putting in work at the expense of European's
Hardly a prospect but Erik Morales (my favourite fighter all time) younger brother just got sent to the bushes by Lee Haskins
Pat link em up
And I was just reading the other day about how good he supposedly was
I need the video footage
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this was the only fight i managed to catch live yesterday...that fight made no sense on how one sided it was lol..im sure someone will post it by this afternoon
Arif Magomedov (17-0 & WBC #2, WBO #3, WBA #5, and IBF #14 ranked Middleweight) loses via UD to Andrew (11-4-1 & unranked) on May 21st, 2016
Andrew Hernandez (R) attacks Arif Magomedov. (Photo: Manny Murillo – RJJ Boxing Promotions)
Middleweight contender Arif Magomedov was expected to win Saturday night and keep his lofty world ranking. Andrew Hernandez, his opponent who entered the bout having lost three of five bouts, must have not received that memo.
Hernandez scored a major upset over Magomedov, dropping the Russian-based fighter in solidifying a one-sided 10-round decision win at the Downtown Las Vegas Events Center.
With the win, Hernandez improves to 12-4-1 (3 knockouts). Magomedov drops to 17-1 (10 KOs).
Magomedov, who entered the fight ranked No. 2 by the WBC, No. 5 by the WBA and No. 3 by the WBO, had not fought since Dec. 12, when he knocked out Jonathan Tavira of Mexico in the seventh round.
Hernandez, who resides in Phoenix, Arizona, stopped Dionisio Miranda after the seventh round of his last bout on Mar. 26 after losing back-to-back decisions to Kyrone Davis and Ahmed Elbiani.
Hernandez, who reportedly weighed as much as 200 pounds in preparation for a cruiserweight bout four weeks ago, did his best work from the outside from the opening bell. Magomedov was able to work from the center of the ring, but Hernandez began to control the action in the third round, effectively keeping Magomedov at the end of his jab and scoring with right hands to the head.
Magomedov attempted to close the distance in the middle rounds and found some success, but Hernandez did not let up, effectively scoring from the outside and keeping Magomedov from sitting down on his punches.
“My jab was very important tonight,” said Hernandez after the fight. “He’s very strong, but I wanted to fight him (on the) inside because I knew he couldn’t take it from me. “
Hernandez, who reportedly has a full-time landscaping job, stunned Magomedov twice during the seventh round, each time landing overhand right hands to the head.
With about a minute left in the final round, Hernandez solidified his lead by hurting and dropping Magomedov with a left-right combination to the head. Magomedov was able to beat the count and was able to finish the round.
All three judges scored the bout in favor of Hernandez: 100-89, 100-89, and 98-91.
“This fight changes everything for me,” said Hernandez, who also does volunteer work in the Phoenix area. “He’s very good and deserves all of the accolades he’s received, but I now have my head on straight and I’m focused.
“I was very prepared. I think I may have broken my ankle in the fourth round but I kept going. I wanted to finish him, get the knockout, but he’s a very tough fighter. He has heart and showed why he has all of those accolades.”
Andrew Hernandez scores upset against Arif Magomedov - Ring TV
Lose to a full time landscaper who was 40lbs overweight just 4 weeks ago brehs
Andrew Hernandez (R) attacks Arif Magomedov. (Photo: Manny Murillo – RJJ Boxing Promotions)
Middleweight contender Arif Magomedov was expected to win Saturday night and keep his lofty world ranking. Andrew Hernandez, his opponent who entered the bout having lost three of five bouts, must have not received that memo.
Hernandez scored a major upset over Magomedov, dropping the Russian-based fighter in solidifying a one-sided 10-round decision win at the Downtown Las Vegas Events Center.
With the win, Hernandez improves to 12-4-1 (3 knockouts). Magomedov drops to 17-1 (10 KOs).
Magomedov, who entered the fight ranked No. 2 by the WBC, No. 5 by the WBA and No. 3 by the WBO, had not fought since Dec. 12, when he knocked out Jonathan Tavira of Mexico in the seventh round.
Hernandez, who resides in Phoenix, Arizona, stopped Dionisio Miranda after the seventh round of his last bout on Mar. 26 after losing back-to-back decisions to Kyrone Davis and Ahmed Elbiani.
Hernandez, who reportedly weighed as much as 200 pounds in preparation for a cruiserweight bout four weeks ago, did his best work from the outside from the opening bell. Magomedov was able to work from the center of the ring, but Hernandez began to control the action in the third round, effectively keeping Magomedov at the end of his jab and scoring with right hands to the head.
Magomedov attempted to close the distance in the middle rounds and found some success, but Hernandez did not let up, effectively scoring from the outside and keeping Magomedov from sitting down on his punches.
“My jab was very important tonight,” said Hernandez after the fight. “He’s very strong, but I wanted to fight him (on the) inside because I knew he couldn’t take it from me. “
Hernandez, who reportedly has a full-time landscaping job, stunned Magomedov twice during the seventh round, each time landing overhand right hands to the head.
With about a minute left in the final round, Hernandez solidified his lead by hurting and dropping Magomedov with a left-right combination to the head. Magomedov was able to beat the count and was able to finish the round.
All three judges scored the bout in favor of Hernandez: 100-89, 100-89, and 98-91.
“This fight changes everything for me,” said Hernandez, who also does volunteer work in the Phoenix area. “He’s very good and deserves all of the accolades he’s received, but I now have my head on straight and I’m focused.
“I was very prepared. I think I may have broken my ankle in the fourth round but I kept going. I wanted to finish him, get the knockout, but he’s a very tough fighter. He has heart and showed why he has all of those accolades.”
Andrew Hernandez scores upset against Arif Magomedov - Ring TV
Lose to a full time landscaper who was 40lbs overweight just 4 weeks ago brehs