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THREE KNOCKDOWNS! | Lawrence Okolie vs Chris Billam-Smith | Highlights

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Davis vs Garcia HIGHLIGHTS: April 22, 2023 | PBC on Showtime PPV

In a battle of undefeated superstars in the primes of their careers, Gervonta “Tank” Davis stopped “King” Ryan Garcia with a fierce body shot in round seven of their lightweight showdown that headlined a SHOWTIME PPV production Saturday night from T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas in an event presented by Premier Boxing Champions. “Everything about this was exciting,” said Davis. “I was excited to be a part of this event. I remember coming up in the Golden Gloves and seeing Floyd Mayweather fight at MGM Grand. It was crazy. I actually just saw Rihanna perform at the Super Bowl, and I thought, ‘that’s going to be me one day.’ And we’re here. The reality definitely matches the dream. But the job is never done until I retire, so I’m going to keep my head down, stay humble and continue to work.” “I’m good,” said Garcia. “‘Tank’ is a great fighter. I take my hat off to him. I know we talked a lot of trash leading into the fight, but he knows what it is. It’s all love at the end of the day. I was honored to be in the ring with a great fighter and I respect him a lot. You know how the business goes. But I want to say to ‘Tank’, you’re a good man.” After years of build-up, two of boxing’s most exciting and popular fighters went toe-to-toe in front of a sold-out crowd of 20,842, with the three-time, five-division champion Davis (29-0, 27 KOs) emerging victorious after landing a powerful straight left hand to the body that caused a delayed reaction from Garcia (23-1, 19 KOs) and eventually saw him take a knee. “I didn’t think that body shot would end it, but I saw his facial expression and that’s what made me take it to him,” said Davis. “It was a good shot, for sure. I thought he was going to get up but I like to play mind games, so when he was looking at me, I was looking at him trying to tell him, ‘get up!’ And he just shook his head, no.” “He just caught me with a good shot,” said Garcia. “I don’t want to make any excuses in here. He caught me with a good shot and I just couldn’t recover and that’s it. He caught me with a good body shot, snuck under me and caught me good. I couldn’t breathe. I was going to get back up, but I just couldn’t get up.” As referee Thomas Taylor conducted his count, Garcia attempted to rise to his feet but was in visible pain and was counted out at 1:44 in the round. It marked four consecutive knockouts for Davis, who owns the WBA Lightweight Title in addition to past conquests at super featherweight and super lightweight. Following a cautious first round, it was Garcia who pushed the envelope first, blitzing Davis early in round two as he sought to land his signature power left hook. However, Davis quickly turned the tide, ducking under a left hook and returning fire with a powerful left hook of his own that put Garcia down. Although Garcia rose to his feet, he rarely was as aggressive following the first knockdown. “The first knockdown was just him not knowing his placement,” said Davis. “I knew that I was the smaller guy, and my coach was telling me in camp that he’s going to come up with his head up, so just shoot over the top.” “I think I should have pressured him a little harder near the ropes,” said Garcia. “I was giving him a little bit too much respect and I think that was my downfall. I think I gave him a little too much respect in the ring.” The body shots that eventually ended the bout were an important tool for Davis, who according to CompuBox landed 18 punches to the body throughout the fight. Both fighters landed an impressive percentage of power punches, with Davis connecting on 48% and Garcia at 42%. At the time of the stoppage, Davis led on all three cards, with tallies of 59-55, 59-56 and 58-56, and declared himself the new face of the sport. “I’m definitely the face of boxing,” said Davis. “Absolutely!” #DavisGarcia #GervontaDavis #RyanGarcia 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

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DON'T MESS AROUND WITH RYAN GARCIA !!!

#ryangarcia NEW YORK — Ryan Garcia showed improved poise in his first fight with new trainer Eddy Reynoso, knocking out the frustrating Braulio Rodriguez in the fifth round on the undercard of Canelo Alvarez-Rocky Fielding. Garcia (17-0, 14 knockouts) scored a knockdown in the first round with a right hand and a left hook off a clinch, but Rodriguez (19-4, 17 KOs) survived the count. An overhand right started the ending of the ten-round scheduled lightweight bout four rounds later, sending Rodriguez into the ropes. Two rights followed by a left uppercut set up the knockout blow, a left hook again, putting Rodriguez onto the ring apron, looking up at the lights of Madison Square Garden as Garcia’s sizable fan base cheered. Referee Ron Lipton reached the count at the 1:14 mark. “When I was first coming up, I made the mistake thinking when I was knocking everyone out that I can conquer the world. I know it’s a process and I’m going to trust everyone and trust my team. I’m not scared of nobody,” said Garcia Garcia, 20, of Victorville, California was making his New York debut in his first fight since switching trainers to the coach that guides Alvarez’s career. The change came after an underwhelming majority decision win over Carlos Morales in September. “This was the first time I had a real camp. You all saw something different. I came in showing skills. You didn’t see me getting reckless. I came to show my skills and I did that,” said Garcia. “They took me in like family. They took care of me good. I don’t speak Spanish but they took care of me. I don’t speak Spanish, but I got the Mexican blood in me. Viva Mexico!” Garcia kept his composure as Rodriguez, who had lost two straight and had been mostly inactive for the past two years, began clowning. Rodriguez, 30, of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republican began poking his head out and shuffling his feet, ripping off the moves of commentator Sugar Ray Leonard at ringside, but quickly retreated whenever Garcia turned on his offense. Lipton took a point away from Rodriguez in the second after repeated low blows, and Rodriguez was never able to organize any effective offense. “We knew from the weigh-ins when [Rodriguez] pushed me that he would try to intimidate me, I think that’s what he was trying to do, but I came in here and I was like, that’s not going to happen,” said Garcia. Please support by subscribing to my channel: https://bit.ly/3D0VQ20 *Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teacher, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. No Copyright infringement intended. ALL RIGHT BELONG TO THEIR RESPECTIVE OWNERS*

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New Division New Shakur! Shakur Dominates Yoshino, 2 Knockdowns Gets Stoppage Win | FIGHT HIGHLIGHTS

Watch the #highlights from the main event of #stevensonyoshino featuring #shakurstevenson In the fight it was all Shakur dropping Yoshino twice before getting the knockout win. Next Up for Top Rank Boxing, Mikaela Mayer is coming back to the U.K. for the second time in a row. The former unified junior lightweight champion will make her lightweight debut against former two-time junior welterweight world champion Christina “Medusa” Linardatou on Saturday, April 15, at Copper Box Arena in London. Mayer-Linardatou will serve as the co-feature to the WBO interim heavyweight title clash between undefeated British knockout artist Joe Joyce and Chinese contender Zhilei Zhang. Promoted by Queensberry Promotions, Joyce-Zhang, Mayer-Linardatou and undercard bouts will stream live and exclusively in the U.S. on ESPN+. . Try ESPN+ For Free: https://watch.espnplus.com/toprank/ Subscribe to our YouTube channel to get notified about the latest highlights, free full fights, and fight week content as it's posted. Follow Top Rank on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/trboxing Follow Top Rank on Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/toprank Like Top Rank on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/trboxing

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Cuando un Peleador Mexicano Acabó con un Tailandés Arrogante

La pelea entre Juan Manuel Márquez y Terdsak Jandaeng tuvo lugar el 5 de agosto de 2006 en el estado de Neveda. Jandaeng, un luchador tailandés que había ganado 24 de sus 25 peleas anteriores, había afirmado antes de la pelea que Márquez era demasiado viejo para vencerlo, a pesar de que el mexicano apenas tenía 32 años de edad. Pero Márquez, un veterano del ring con un récord impresionante de 44 victorias en 48 peleas, estaba decidido a probar que Jandaeng estaba equivocado. Box, boxing, boxeo. SUSCRIBETE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXbkvXryoHepgExmss1KSVg?sub_confirmation=1 VE LA PELEA POR DAZN: https://prf.hn/l/7Avm5JY TIENDA / SHOP: https://teespring.com/stores/boxing-rankings-2 TWITTER: https://twitter.com/Boxing_Rankings FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/BoxingRankings/ mbos boxeadores tenían estilos de pelea diferentes. Márquez, conocido por su técnica y precisión en sus golpes, había sido campeón mundial en tres divisiones diferentes. Por otro lado, Jandaeng era conocido por su resistencia y agresividad en el ring. Cuando un Peleador Mexicano Acabó con un Tailandés Arrogante: Juan Manuel Marquez venía de ser derrotado por él en ese entonces invicto Chris John de Indonesia. Es decir que al mexicano le urgía lucir bien en contra del monstruo noqueador de Tailandia. El ganador de este combate se convertiría en el campeón interino de la organización mundial de boxeo en el peso pluma, lo que le permitiría a Marquez combatir en contra de los campeones de la división, uno de ellos siendo Manny Pacquiao contra quien Marquez había empatado tan solo unos años antes. Pero con un derrota, y en contra de un joven noqueador enrachado de victorias, Juan Manuel Dinamita Marquez tenía una tarea complicada enfrente de él. La pelea comenzó con ambos peleadores midiéndose el uno al otro, lanzando jabs y moviéndose cautelosamente alrededor del ring. Pero en el segundo asalto, las cosas cambiaron rápidamente. Márquez desató una ráfaga de golpes que envió a Jandaeng a la lona con un uppercut izquierdo en la mandíbula. Jandaeng se levantó con dificultad antes de que sonara la campana, pero la cuenta del REFEREE le permitió recuperarse y sobrevivir. El tercer asalto vio a Jandaeng peleando por recuperar el terreno perdido, pero recibió un duro golpe cuando el referee le quitó un punto como castigo por tirar demasiados golpes bajos. Es decir que tan solo 3 rounds después de comenzar la contienda, el thailandés ya había perdido 2 puntos, uno por el knockdown y otro como castigo por golpes bajos, más puntos que pudo haber perdido por perder los rounds. Es decir que desde muy temprano en la contienda Jandaeng ya se veía en una situación desesperada, por lo que tenía que subir la intensidad lo antes posible. Y la intensidad se vio reflejada con la efectividad de su recto de izquierda, ya que a pesar de ir ganando el combate, el peleador mexicano comenzó a mostrar hinchazón en un ojo y un corte en la ceja izquierda. A pesar de esto, Márquez seguía luchando con valentía, lanzando combinaciones de siete golpes y aguantado los golpes fortísimos de su joven adversario. Con el paso de los rounds era más y más evidente que el tailandes intentaba golpear el ojo hinchado de Marquez para intentar cerrarlo por completo y poner al mexicano en desventaja por el resto del combate. En el quinto asalto, Márquez le regresó el favor al tailandes, a quien le abrió una herida en la ceja derecha con un golpe y siguió atacando con una intensidad implacable. Y en el sexto asalto, Márquez envió a Jandaeng a la lona de nuevo con un uppercut de derecha seguido de un golpe de izquierda sobre la cabeza, y luego lo golpeó con un golpe de derecha en la cabeza mientras Jandaeng luchaba por ponerse de pie. Jandaeng se mantuvo en pie, pero estaba claramente aturdido y Márquez continuó presionando con golpes de poder en el séptimo round. Finalmente, el árbitro detuvo la pelea en ese mismo séptimo asalto debido al castigo implacable de Márquez y la falta de respuesta por el muy lastimado Jandaeng. Y de esta manera, Juan Manuel Marquez se coronó campeón interino de la OMB por la via de nocaut tecnico y se posicionó una vez más en lo más alto de la división.

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Robeisy Ramirez Scores 1 Knockdown, Beats Isaac Dogboe to Win Featherweight Title | FIGHT HIGHLIGHTS

Watch the #highlights from the main event of #ramirezdogboe featuring #robeisyramirez In the fight, it was all Ramirez scoring a late knockdown on his way to a decision win to win the Featherweight Championship. Next up for Top Rank Boxing, The pound-for-pound fighting pride of “Brick City” has packed the house before, and he is set to do it again. Undefeated former two-weight world champion Shakur Stevenson will take on Japanese puncher Shuichiro Yoshino in a 12-round WBC lightweight title eliminator Saturday, April 8, at Prudential Center in his hometown of Newark, New Jersey. In the co-feature, heavyweight knockout artist Jared “The Real Big Baby” Anderson aims for another stoppage in a 10-rounder against an opponent to be named. And, in the 10-round televised opener, rising lightweight and U.S. Olympic silver medalist Keyshawn Davis fights a to-be-determined foe. Stevenson-Yoshino and the returns of Anderson and Davis will be broadcast live on ESPN, ESPN, Deportes and ESPN+ at 10 p.m. ET/7 p.m. PT. Try ESPN+ For Free: https://watch.espnplus.com/toprank/ Subscribe to our YouTube channel to get notified about the latest highlights, free full fights, and fight week content as it's posted. Follow Top Rank on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/trboxing Follow Top Rank on Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/toprank Like Top Rank on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/trboxing