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3 KNOCKDOWNS! Andy Ruiz (MEXICO) vs Luis Ortiz (CUBA) | Full Fight Highlights
Andy Ruiz Jr. vs Luis “King Kong” Ortiz was an explosive heavyweight showdown featuring three knockdowns, huge punches, dramatic momentum swings, and 12 rounds of high-level heavyweight boxing. In these Andy Ruiz vs Luis Ortiz fight highlights, watch two dangerous heavyweight contenders collide in a battle where a single punch could change everything. Former unified heavyweight champion Andy “The Destroyer” Ruiz Jr. entered the ring looking to prove that he remained one of the most dangerous fighters in the heavyweight division. Across from him stood the experienced Cuban southpaw Luis “King Kong” Ortiz, a veteran contender known for his tremendous punching power, technical ability, and dangerous left hand. What followed was a fascinating clash of styles—and one of the most memorable heavyweight fights of Ruiz's career. 🔥 THREE KNOCKDOWNS. TWELVE ROUNDS. ONE HEAVYWEIGHT WAR. Ruiz immediately demonstrated why his hand speed and counterpunching ability are so dangerous for heavyweight opponents. Despite being the shorter fighter, Ruiz possessed the ability to explode forward with incredibly fast combinations and powerful counters. The biggest moment of the early fight came in Round 2, when Ruiz caught Ortiz with a clean right hand that sent the Cuban heavyweight to the canvas. The knockdown came suddenly, demonstrating Ruiz's ability to capitalize on even the smallest opening. But Ruiz wasn't finished. Ortiz went down again in the same round, giving Ruiz two knockdowns in Round 2. The second knockdown was officially counted, although contemporary reports noted that it appeared to involve more of a push. For a moment, it looked as though the fight could end early. But Luis Ortiz showed exactly why he had earned the nickname “King Kong.” Despite being hurt and knocked down twice, Ortiz got back to his feet and continued fighting. He used his long jab, southpaw stance, movement, and left hand to regain control of the fight and force Ruiz to work for every opportunity. Instead of folding under Ruiz's pressure, Ortiz began finding his rhythm. 🥊 THE HEAVYWEIGHT WAR CONTINUES As the fight progressed, Ortiz demonstrated his boxing ability and experience. His jab helped establish distance while his movement made it more difficult for Ruiz to land his explosive counters. Ruiz, meanwhile, remained patient. Rather than simply charging forward looking for another knockout, Ruiz waited for Ortiz to commit and attempted to counter him with powerful right hands. That patience paid off again in Round 7. Ruiz found another opening and connected with a devastating right hand that sent Ortiz to the canvas for the third and final knockdown of the fight. Three knockdowns against a fighter as experienced and dangerous as Ortiz demonstrated just how effective Ruiz's combination of speed, timing, accuracy, and power could be. But once again, Ortiz survived. 💥 THE FINAL ROUNDS With both fighters knowing that the fight could still change with one huge heavyweight punch, the final rounds became a battle of patience, endurance, and survival. Ruiz continued looking for opportunities to land his fast combinations and right hand counters. Ortiz continued pressing forward with his jab and left hand, refusing to surrender despite having been knocked down three times. By the time the final bell sounded, both heavyweights had been tested. After 12 rounds, the judges awarded Andy Ruiz Jr. a unanimous decision victory, with official scores of 114-111, 114-111, and 113-112. The three knockdowns ultimately made the difference on the scorecards. The fight is also a great example of why heavyweight boxing is so unpredictable. Even when one fighter appears to be controlling the action, everything can change with a single punch. Ruiz demonstrated that perfectly. His hand speed allowed him to land punches before Ortiz could fully react, while his timing enabled him to capitalize on Ortiz's movements. His three knockdowns showed that his power remained a major factor at heavyweight. Ortiz, however, demonstrated tremendous toughness and veteran experience. Being knocked down three times and still making it to the final bell against a former unified champion is a testament to his durability and determination.
PBC FIGHT HIGHLIGHTS: Spence vs Tszyu | July 25, 2026
Australian superstar and former world champion Tim Tszyu took home a unanimous decision victory over former unified world champion Errol “The Truth” Spence Jr. in their middleweight bout that headlined a PBC Pay-Per-View event available on Prime Video and DAZN Saturday night (U.S. date and time) from Afterpay Arena in Sydney Australia. “Middleweight is my new division and I feel strong,” said Tszyu. “This was one hell of a show. There were sleepless nights where I was thinking about facing a legend like Spence. I understand why he’s one of the greats.” In a pivotal showdown for two fighters looking to return to world championship glory, Spence (28-2, 22 KOs) and Tszyu (28-3, 18 KOs) each landed big shots in round one, with Tszyu knocking Spence off balance with a right hand before Spence responded with a clean left hand that Tszyu appeared to take well. The first half of the fight saw a back and forth effort with the two fighters trading strong rounds as Spence targeted Tszyu’s body early while Tszyu primarily scored with right hooks against his southpaw opponent. In his first fight in nearly three years, Spence seemed to have trouble keeping up his early round activity through the middle rounds of the fight, as the younger Tszyu began to implement a body attack of his own. “The advice from corner was to get in there,” said Tszyu. “I’m trying to replicate Kostya Tszyu and my trainer Jeff Fenech, if I can be half as great as them, I’ll go down as a great man.” When the fight entered the championship rounds, Spence came out looking to change the tide of the fight and fought valiantly, but was often met with thudding shots from Tszyu, much to the delight of his hometown Australian fans. Tszyu punctuated his performance with a smartly fought final round, peppering Spence with carefully selected shots to the head and body that forced his opponent to back up again and again. In the end Tszyu was able to pull away on the cards and keep his family’s perfect record in Australia intact with scores of 118-110 and 117-111 twice. “I’d love to fight for a world title. I want Erislandy Lara and all the champions,” said Tszyu. “That’s what I’m aiming for. But beating a great like Errol Spence tops any world title for me.” After the fight, Spence addressed his future while giving Tszyu credit for his performance. “It was a good fight and congratulation to Tim,” said Spence. “It’s been a great event and everyone has treated me well. It was a good showing by Tim. “I answered a lot of questions for myself and now it’s time to go home with my family and start a new life. I’ve got my faculties intact and my money is working for itself. I’m thankful to leave this sport with my family by my side.” #SpenceTszyu #ErrolSpenceJr #TimTszyu 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
🔴LIVE! JOHN RIEL CASIMERO vs LUIS NERY Full Boxing Commentary │ Featherweight Bout - 10 Rounds
🔴LIVE Full Fight Commentary! CASIMERO vs NERY │ Featherweight Bout - 10 Rounds Get ready for some exciting boxing matches! Watch Pinoy Pride John Riel 'Quadro Alas' Casimero display his power against the hard-hitting southpaw form Mexico in Luis 'Pantera' Nery. We'll be providing live reactions and the full fight commentary for this exciting bout. John Riel Casimero Record and Bio Name: John Riel Reponte Casimero Nationality: Philippines Date of birth: February 13, 1989 Age: 37 Height: 5'4" (163cm) Reach: 64.0" (163cm) Total fights: 41 Total Rounds: 268 Record: 35-5-1, 24 KOs KO%: 68.57% Stance: Orthodox Pro-Debut: June 3, 2007 Nickname: Quadro Alas Luis Nery Record and Bio Name: Luis Esteban Neri Hernandez Nationality: Mexico Date of birth: December 12, 1994 Age: 31 Height: 5'5" (165cm) Reach: 66.5" (169cm) Total fights: 39 Total Rounds: 196 Record: 37-2, 28 KOs KO%: 75.68% Stance: Orthodox Pro-Debut: May 5, 2012 Nickname: Pantera 3150 vol.10 Fight Sequence, starts at 12:00nn this Saturday: Match 1: Shiki Kawamura vs Baiaman Azizbek uulu Match 2: Seiya Meguro vs Nurzhigit Dyushebaev Match 3: Shuri Oka vs Adilet Kachkynbekov Match 4: Aoi Yokoyama vs Vince Paras (pinoy) Match 5: IBF Bantamweight Eliminator Kenneth Llover (pinoy) vs Michael Angeletti Match 6: IBF Super Flyweight Willibaldo Garcia vs Andrew Moloney Co-Main: Luis Nery vs John Riel Casimero (pinoy) Main Event: IBF Flyweight Masamichi Yabuki vs Rene Calixto casimero vs nery,casimero vs nery live,casimero vs nery live fight,casimero vs nery fight,casimero vs nery fight live,casimero vs nery full fight,casimero vs nery full fight live,live casimero vs nery,live casimero vs nery fight,casimero live,casimero lve fight,casimero live vs nery,quadro alas live,quadro alas live fight,casimero vs luis nery,casimero vs luis nery fight,casimero vs luis nery live,luis nery vs casimero,nery vs casimero,casimero live now
Patrick Corbin shines, Blue Jays cruise to victory vs. Pirates!
05/23/2026: We brought Patrick Corbin to a pitchers' duel and he did NOT disappoint! The southpaw threw a season-high six ...
Deontay Wilder VS. Luis Ortiz | HIGHLIGHTS #boxing #sports #combat
🥊 FIGHT DESCRIPTION: Deontay Wilder, the reigning WBC heavyweight champion at the time, had long faced criticism for not taking on elite-level opposition. That changed when he stepped into the ring with Luis Ortiz — a dangerous and avoided southpaw known for his sharp defense and devastating straight left hand. Few heavyweights were willing to face Ortiz unless absolutely necessary. Wilder embraced the challenge and overcame serious adversity to secure one of the biggest wins of his career. The Alabama native improved to 40-0 after scoring a dramatic 10th-round TKO in a thrilling back-and-forth battle. The ending came with a crushing uppercut that shocked even Wilder himself during the replay. “Oh my God,” he reacted afterward. Footage rights provided by WSC Sports - https://tinyurl.com/anythingboxing #BoxingHighlights #Undisputed #Knockout #FightNight #Boxing #BrutalKO #BoxingClips #ko #boxingnews #boxinglegends #usa #knockout #fight #boxer #america #heavyweight #deontaywilder #tysonfury
How to beat the Cincinnati Reds pitching in 2026
To beat the Cincinnati Reds pitching staff in 2026, teams must capitalize on high-velocity right-handers by being selective and aggressively targeting the middle-relief portion of the bullpen. While their starting rotation is among the league's deepest, recent injuries to key stars like Hunter Greene and Nick Lodolo have forced younger, less experienced arms into high-leverage roles. 1. Exploit Early-Season Rotation Vulnerabilities Despite their overall depth, the Reds’ rotation is currently hampered by significant injuries. Target Injury Fill-ins: With Hunter Greene (groin) and Nick Lodolo (blisters) sidelined, the Reds are relying on rookies like Chase Burns and Rhett Lowder. Attack Left-Handers Early: Left-handed starter Brandon Williamson struggled in his season debut, giving up six runs—including two home runs to left-handed hitters—indicating a potential vulnerability for southpaws in his repertoire. 2. Force the Bullpen into High-Leverage Situations The Reds' bullpen is considered a "crapshoot" with less upside than their rotation. Pressure the Middle Relief: While closer Emilio Pagán and Tony Santillan have been solid, the middle relief has shown cracks. For instance, Pierce Johnson and Connor Phillips have both had early outings with inflated ERAs over 10.00. Capitalize on Command Issues: High-velocity arms like Zach Maxwell (102+ MPH) can be overpowering but have struggled with command and getting hit hard during their initial tastes of the Majors. #baseball #mlb #baseballcards #sports #topps #baseballlife #baseballseason #sportscards #athlete #cincinnatireds #mlb #baseball #cincinnati #reds #redsbaseball #baseballcards #chicagocubs #topps #milwaukeebrewers #cincinnatiredsbaseball #pittsburghpirates #washingtonnationals #atlantabraves #majorleaguebaseball #newyorkmets #bostonredsox #philadelphiaphillies #miamimarlins #newyorkyankees #cincy #sandiegopadres #thehobby #peterose #whodoyoucollect #sports #losangelesdodgers #sanfranciscogiants #ohio #psa
🔴 Live: IND vs ZIM, T20 World Cup 2026, Cricket Live Match Scores, Commentary | India vs Zimbabwe
🔴 Live: IND vs ZIM, T20 World Cup 2026, Cricket Live Match Scores, Commentary | India vs Zimbabwe, Live Cricket Match Today | IND vs ZIM Live World Cup For queries, you can email us at: mohsinali51066@gmail.com IND vs ZIM MATCH PREVIEW: Welcome to Cric Axis Live Streaming: India were on the receiving end of a 76-run hammering against South Africa at the Narendra Modi Stadium. Well, how will that one defeat take a team into deep waters? But look at those defeats. Back in 2023, India were on a dream run but stumbled in Ahmedabad on the big day. Again, India were going well as a whole, but they were given a massive wake-up call at the same venue. Suryakumar Yadav saved the day against the USA. Ishan Kishan and Hardik Pandya were too hot to handle for Namibia. Kishan was again at it against Pakistan. Shivam Dube did the job against the Netherlands. The bowling was superb across all Group A matches, marching into the Super 8s unbeaten. What about the rest of the batting line-up? Abhishek Sharma literally struggled to buy a run. Started the tournament with three ducks in as many innings. He missed one game against Namibia due to illness. He did finally manage to open his account against South Africa, but it was either hit or miss from the southpaw. He scored 15, but didn't look settled. No big performances from Tilak Varma either. He has looked like a shadow of himself in this marquee event. The bowling was good to start with. Jasprit Bumrah bowled a world-class spell. Arshdeep Singh did what he does best. India had South Africa on the mat at 20/3, but they allowed the likes of David Miller, Dewald Brevis and Tristan Stubbs to lead a recovery and finish well. Varun Chakaravarthy had a rare off day. Dube, Washington Sundar and Pandya didn't have much to show with the ball either as they were all taken to the cleaners, not backing up the dream spells from Bumrah and Arshdeep. On the other hand, Zimbabwe punched above their weight, dominating the likes of Australia and Sri Lanka in Group B. After achieving one of their goals of making it into the Super 8s, the Sikandar Raza-led unit started focusing on the ultimate goal, but it had very little clue about what was about to come. Head-to-Head in T20Is: Matches Played: 13 India Won: 10 Zimbabwe Won: 3 When: India vs Zimbabwe, 48th match, Super Eights Group 1, February 26, 7 PM IST Where: MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai What to expect: Equal-sized square boundaries, with the game to be played on the central pitch (No.5). It's confirmed to be a black soil surface, but in what will come as music to India's ears, Chepauk has the worst bowling strike-rate and second-worst bowling average for spinners among the eight venues in this World Cup. Team news: India Batting coach Sitanshu Kotak revealed that there have been conversations about changes to mix up the left-handed top-three. Sanju Samson, who batted long and did keeping drills two days out from the fixture, could be an option. Probable XI: Abhishek Sharma, Sanju Samson (wk), Ishan Kishan, Tilak Varma, Suryakumar Yadav (c), Shivam Dube, Hardik Pandya, Axar Patel, Arshdeep Singh, Varun CV, Jasprit Bumrah Zimbabwe "Sikandar Raza is 100% playing. Good luck telling him that he's not going to play against India," Ryan Burl said with a chuckle. The Zimbabwe skipper took a hit to his left palm in the game against West Indies in Mumbai, but is ready to go again. Probable XI: Brian Bennett, Tadiwanashe Marumani (wk), Dion Myers, Ryan Burl, Sikandar Raza (c), Tony Munyonga, Tashinga Musekiwa, Brad Evans, Graeme Cremer, Richard Ngarava, Blessing Muzarabani #cricketlive #livematch #livescore #livecricketmatchtoday #t20worldcup #worldcup #indivszim #trending #livestream These Topics Covered Today: India vs Zimbabwe Live IND vs ZIM Live T20I World Cup IND vs ZIM Live Match IND vs ZIM T20I Wold Cup T20 World Cup Live Live Hindi Commentary Live Cricket Match Today Cricket Live world cup t20 Aaj ka match india India ka match Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statutes that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational, or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use ⚠️ Disclaimer: This channel is not affiliated with Star Sports BCCI, ICC or any other official cricket council. This live stream does not show actual match footage. It includes commentary, real time scores, match insights, and cricket discussions only. Host: Mohsin Ali Score Credit: Crex.live Images Credit: BCCI, ICC, Star India