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LIVE Niagara IceDogs Game Recap - Game 48 vs SBY Wolves - Dog Pound Podcast
For the Niagara IceDogs forty-eighth game of 2024-25, Brandon Caputo and Cam Halbert record our game recap LIVE from the ...
691. Suns (25-23) @ Trail Blazers Post Game Pod
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Benavidez vs Morrell HIGHLIGHTS: February 1, 2025 | PBC on Prime Video
Undoubtedly one of the best fights of the year, David Benavidez and David Morrell battled for 12 grueling rounds for Benavidez to unify the light heavyweight division by winning the WBC & WBA titles. In a battle of unbeaten fighters in the primes of their careers, Mexican star David “El Monstro” Benavidez continued his rise to the top of the sport with a bruising unanimous decision victory over Cuban sensation David Morrell Jr. headlining a PBC Pay-Per-View event on Prime Video Saturday night from T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. With the victory, Benavidez retains his Interim WBC Light Heavyweight Title and picks up the WBA Light Heavyweight Title. "This is 'El Monstro's' world,” said Benavidez. “Shout out to Morrell, I knew he'd be tough and that's why I prepared so hard for this. I'm happy we were able to give the fans a great show tonight.” "It was a good fight,” said Morrell. “This is boxing, some days you win and some days you lose. Tonight was my turn. I'm young and I'll keep pushing for another opportunity.” With both fighters promising fireworks throughout the promotion, Benavidez (30-0, 24 KOs) and Morrell (11-1, 9 KOs) backed up their words from the jump, engaging in a high-octane contest that saw each fighter provide the other with the stiffest competition of their careers so far. The early Fight of the Year frontrunner featured over 1000 combined punches thrown and ended with Benavidez earning the judges favor by scores of 118-108 and 115-111 twice. After a back-and-forth start, Benavidez took control punch by punch, never letting Morrell breathe with his trademark series of thundering hooks and uppercuts. While the two fighters put forth a similar output of punches thrown (601 for Morrell vs. 553 for Benavidez), it was Benavidez who held a distinct edge in accuracy (40.5% vs. 27.5%) and shots landed (224 vs. 165) according to CompuBox. "I wasn't surprised by anything he did because I knew he was a great fighter and that I had to prepare for everything,” said Benavidez. “I knew my defense had to be good. I actually thought he'd hit harder once we were in here. He was easier to hit than I expected. Every opportunity that I saw, I went for it.” Morrell proved his championship mettle in defeat, and nearly put the momentum back in his favor in round 11 as he caught an off-balance Benavidez with a counter right hand that put him down for just the second time in his career. However, Morrell connected on a punch that was thrown after the bell ended round 11 and was deducted a point by referee Thomas Taylor. After yet another action packed round in the 12th, the two rivals who had shared heated exchanges and altercations throughout the lead up to fight night, embraced and showed the mutual respect gained after sharing the ring. "It was never bad blood for me,” said Morrell. “This moment feels great because we were able to give everyone a good show. I'm going to work my way back. We'll watch this fight and learn from what I didn't do well. We'll practice more and train harder and earn another fight against Benavidez. I know I can beat him.” After applauding Morrell’s efforts, Benavidez then set his sights on his continued rise at 175-pounds. "I just want to be the best of my era,” said Benavidez. “Whoever I need to fight next, I'll be ready for them. I want to unify all four titles, so if that's next, then that's next.” #DavidBenavidez #BenavidezMorrell #DavidMorrell Visit PremierBoxingChampions.com for more info. SIGN UP FOR FIGHT ALERTS: https://pbcham.ps/FightAlerts FOLLOW US: https://twitter.com/premierboxing https://instagram.com/premierboxing https://www.facebook.com/premierboxingchampions
Monster: Naoya Inoue's Path of Destruction #boxing #naoya #fighting #undisputed
From light flyweight to super bantamweight, witness the rise of boxing's most devastating pound-for-pound fighter. Watch Naoya "Monster" Inoue's surgical precision and crushing power as he becomes an undisputed champion across multiple divisions. Experience his most brutal knockouts, technical masterclasses, and historic unification bouts. See why this Japanese sensation earned his "Monster" nickname through lightning combinations, pinpoint accuracy, and a ruthless finishing instinct that has established him as one of boxing's most electrifying champions. Features highlights from his championship victories, signature body attacks, and the calculated violence that has made him a worldwide phenomenon.
Winter Bass Fishing Lake Keowee, South Carolina
Follow along as I try to track down a 10 pound limit (or bigger) of Lake Keowee bass on January 2nd, 2025. Lake Keowee is an ...
LIVE Niagara IceDogs Game Recap - Game 43 vs BAR Colts - Dog Pound Podcast
For the Niagara IceDogs fourty-third game of 2024-25, Brandon Caputo and Cam Halbert record our game recap LIVE from the ...