IBF Junior Welterweight champion Subriel Matías, known for his ferocious fighting style, made quick work of Shohjahon Ergashev in a brutal showdown. Ergashev, visibly outmatched and overwhelmed, retired before the sixth round, marking yet another stoppage victory for Matías, who now boasts a 20-1 record with 20 KOs. Ergashev’s record took a hit, dropping to 23-1, 20 KOs.Matías, unfazed by Ergashev’s initial attacks, confidently stated, “When I started feeling [Ergashev’s] punches in the first round, I knew he didn’t have the power to knock me out. That’s when I started attacking.” He openly challenged other prominent fighters in the division to face him. Ergashev, hindered by pain, admitted his inability to move effectively, leading to his downfall. Matías’ victory echoed his previous win against Jeremias Ponce, where he turned the tide after absorbing heavy punishment. Ergashev started strong but was soon overpowered by Matías’ relentless assault. The stats spoke volumes: Matías connected 108 of 317 total punches (34%) while Ergashev managed only 44 of 235 (19%), with Matías landing a combination of power punches and jabs to dominate the fight.Boxing news today is Matias vs Ergashevs, Subriel Matías vs Shohjahon Ergashev. #boxing #boxingnews #boxingday