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David Benavidez vs. Ronald Ellis | Boxing Fight Highlights #boxing #action #fight #combat #sports
Former two-time world champion David Benavidez maintained his flawless record in the ring by securing an 11th-round technical knockout victory against seasoned veteran Ronald Ellis during the WBC Super Middleweight Title Eliminator main event on the SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING telecast. The live event took place at the Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Conn., as part of a Premier Boxing Champions showcase. Benavidez, hailing from Phoenix, showcased remarkable hand speed, precision, and power, dominating Ellis from Lynn, Mass., throughout the 11 rounds. Referee Johnny Callas eventually stopped the fight at 2:03 of the penultimate round, with Benavidez leading significantly on all three scorecards (99-91, 98-92 x2). The 24-year-old expressed satisfaction with his performance, acknowledging the toughness of Ellis and emphasizing his commitment to providing an entertaining show for the fans. As a boxing prodigy and the youngest super middleweight world champion in history, Benavidez delivered a masterful performance, evident in his punch stats. He landed 289 of 532 power punches, achieving an impressive connection rate of 54%. Benavidez's dominance peaked in the 11th round, where he landed 50 punches leading to the stoppage. The total punches thrown by both fighters amounted to 1,403. With this victory, Benavidez moves closer to reclaiming a super middleweight world title. Expressing his aspirations, Benavidez expressed a desire to face prominent opponents such as Jermall Charlo, Canelo Alvarez, and Caleb Plant, emphasizing his love for throwing punches and stopping opponents. Meanwhile, Ellis, 31, demonstrated unwavering determination and resilience throughout the match, landing 89 of 334 jabs. The sports world mourned the loss of an icon, Marvelous Marvin Hagler, whose death was reported just hours before the live telecast. A member of the International Boxing Hall of Fame, Hagler, 66, fought in the inaugural main event on SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING on March 10, 1986. The event paid tribute to Hagler with a ceremonial 10-count before the main event, acknowledging his significant contributions to the sport. #action #fight #fighter #welterweight #shortsyoutube #shorts #short #shortsvideo #boxing #boxingvideos #boxingnews #boxingday #boxingworkout #boxinglife #sportsnews #actionsports #combat #combatsports #highlights #sporthighlights #action #punch #punching #fight #fighting #benavidez #benavidezplant #knockoutpower #middleweight #davidbenavidez #mexican #americansports #jermallcharlo #usa #supermiddleweight #boxingmatch #boxingfight #lightweight #americansports #american #middleweight #bantamweight
Gary Russell Jr. vs. Mark Magsayo | Boxing Fight Highlights #boxing #action #combatsports
Filipino boxer Mark Magsayo, promoted by compatriot Manny Pacquiao, brought an end to the lengthiest championship reign in male professional boxing by defeating Gary Russell on points to claim the WBC featherweight title. Magsayo, 26, secured victory on two out of three judges' scorecards, dethroning Russell, who had held the title since March 2015 and had only defended it six times. Expressing gratitude to Filipino fans, Magsayo, who remains undefeated, called the win in Atlantic City a childhood dream realized. His unexpected triumph followed a knockout of Mexico's Julio Ceja in August, marking his 24th victory with 16 knockouts. The judges' scores were 115-113 and 114-114 in favor of Magsayo. Russell's infrequent fights due to a shoulder injury sustained in training allowed Magsayo to capitalize on the opportunity, with the Filipino boxer stating that he hurt Russell with impactful shots in the third round. #GaryRussellJr #action #fight #fighter #markmagsayo #shorts #short #shortsyoutube #shortvideo #boxing #boxingvideos #boxingnews #boxingday #boxingworkout #boxinglife #sportsnews #actionsports #combat #combatsports #highlights #sporthighlights #action #punch #punching #fight #fighting #benavidez #benavidezplant #knockoutpower #middleweight #davidbenavidez #mexican #americansports #jermallcharlo #supermiddleweight #boxingmatch #boxingfight #lightweight
Alexis Angulo vs. David Benavidez | Boxing Fight Highlights #boxing #combatsports #actionsports
David Benavidez may no longer hold the WBC super middleweight championship, but he managed to preserve his undefeated record despite the setback. Following the loss of his title on the scale, Benavidez dominated Alexis Angulo in their 12-round super middleweight bout, forcing Angulo's corner to halt the fight in the 10th round at Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Connecticut. Although Benavidez struggled with the weight, the actual fight unfolded much easier than the 10-1 odds suggested. In the Showtime-televised main event, Benavidez, hailing from Phoenix, systematically pummeled Angulo throughout the majority of the match. The climax occurred in the 10th round when Benavidez unleashed a barrage of power punches, prompting the stoppage by Angulo's corner. Despite being 2¾ pounds overweight the day before, the 23-year-old Benavidez proudly advanced his record to 23-0, securing his 20th knockout and becoming the first to stop Angulo within the distance. Angulo, a fighter from Colombia who had previously upset the unbeaten Anthony Sims Jr., suffered only his second professional defeat. Prior to this bout, the 36-year-old Angulo had only been defeated by former WBO super middleweight champion Gilberto Ramirez. Reflecting on his victory, Benavidez, speaking to Showtime's Brian Custer, expressed satisfaction with his performance, rating it a solid A. He acknowledged areas for improvement but emphasized the uniqueness of his accomplishment in stopping Angulo, a feat no one had achieved before. CompuBox's unofficial statistics revealed Benavidez's dominance, with a notable discrepancy in punches landed. Benavidez connected on 290-of-703 punches, while Angulo managed only 51-of-400 punches. The most lopsided round occurred in the 10th, where Benavidez showcased his superiority by landing impactful right hands and power shots, culminating in the stoppage. The narrative of the fight continued with Benavidez consistently outclassing Angulo in subsequent rounds, delivering effective right hands and uppercuts. In summary, despite the challenges leading up to the bout, Benavidez's skill and tenacity were on full display as he cruised to victory, maintaining his perfect record. #josebenavidez #davidbenavidez #shorts #shortvideo #youtubeshorts #boxing #boxingvideos #boxingnews #boxingday #boxingworkout #boxinglife #sportsnews #actionsports #combat #combatsports #highlights #sporthighlights #action #punch #punching #fight #fighting #benavidez #benavidezplant #knockoutpower #middleweight #davidbenavidez #mexican #americansports #supermiddleweight #boxingmatch #boxingfight #benavidezvsangulo
Paul Butler vs. Naoya Inoue | Boxing Fight Highlights #boxing #combatsports #actionsports #fight
Naoya Inoue's journey to make history was unstoppable. The one-sided march culminated in a spectacular finish for Yokohama's Inoue, who secured an eleventh-round knockout of England's Paul Butler to achieve full unification in the bantamweight division. In a rapid-fire combination, Inoue propelled Butler to the canvas, sealing the knockout victory at 1:09 of the eleventh round in their lineal/WBA/WBC/IBF/WBO bantamweight championship on Tuesday at Ariake Arena in Tokyo. Following the ESPN+ aired triumph, Inoue, in his post-fight interview, modestly declared, "This is the proudest moment of my career." During the opening round, Butler strategically circled the ring, compelling Inoue to press forward and locate him. Inoue promptly achieved this goal, cutting off the ring effectively and delivering combinations. Although Butler defensively parried most attacks, Inoue managed to land a left hook around the Brit's high guard in the final minute. In the second round, Inoue shrank the ring, and despite Butler briefly holding his ground and utilizing the jab, Inoue consistently succeeded with combinations culminating in a left hook to the body. While Butler connected with a jab upstairs, his follow-up left hook was effortlessly evaded by Inoue. The fight's pattern persisted in the subsequent rounds, with Inoue's left hook gaining frequency. Although Butler minimized the impact, he struggled to mount any offense that could earn Inoue's respect. In the fifth round, both fighters predominantly employed the jab, with Inoue stalking his prey and Butler using it to set up combinations. Inoue intensified the pace toward the end, connecting with a left hook of his own. In round six, Inoue briefly adopted a southpaw stance, later reverting to a conventional one. Butler found success with a double left hook upstairs, while Inoue mocked Butler's defensive strategy, daring him to engage. The fight's dynamic remained unchanged in the second half, with Inoue's dominance evident. In round seven, Inoue even paused his punching to challenge Butler to stand and fight. Despite Butler landing a couple of power shots along the ropes, Inoue absorbed them well. In the eighth round, Inoue momentarily halted Butler's movement with a right hand, and a jaw-rattling right hand counter followed a combination by Butler. Entering round nine, Inoue prepared for the possibility of going the distance for only the third time in his career. However, the fight's complexion shifted dramatically in the championship rounds. In round eleven, Inoue unleashed a vicious body attack, forcing Butler to defend. A well-placed right hand set up a left hook above the belt, trapping Butler along the ropes. Inoue followed with a flurry of power shots until Butler collapsed to the canvas. Referee Bence Kovacs completed the count as Butler remained unable to rise to his feet. At the time of the stoppage, Inoue led 100-90 on all three scorecards. Inoue's victory marked a historic achievement as he became the first Japanese fighter to attain undisputed status in the three- or four-belt era. Reflecting on his accomplishment, Inoue expressed, "I am honored to become the undisputed champion at bantamweight. This is my last fight at this weight. I am excited to see what is in store at 122 pounds." #josebenavidez #davidbenavidez #shorts #shortvideo #youtubeshorts #boxing #boxingvideos #boxingnews #boxingday #boxingworkout #boxinglife #sportsnews #actionsports #combat #combatsports #highlights #sporthighlights #action #punch #punching #fight #fighting #benavidez #benavidezplant #knockoutpower #middleweight #davidbenavidez #mexican #americansports #supermiddleweight #boxingmatch #boxingfight #japan #japanese #naoyainoue #naoya #paulbutler
Colbert vs. Nyambayar | Boxing Fight Highlights #boxing #actionsports #combatsports #fight #action
Throughout the week leading up to the fight, Chris Colbert expressed himself boldly, and when it came time to step into the ring, he lived up to every statement. The confident fighter from Brooklyn is continuously evolving in the junior lightweight division, as demonstrated in his impressive performance against Mongolia's Tugstsogt Nyambayar. Colbert skillfully outclassed the 2012 Olympic Silver medalist and former featherweight title challenger, securing a decisive unanimous decision victory on Saturday night at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson, California. Judges Carla Caiz (118-110), Fernando Villarreal (118-110), and Zachary Young (117-111) all gave unanimous scores in favor of Colbert during the Showtime-televised main event. Nyambayar took the fight on short notice, transitioning from featherweight to replace the injured Yuriorkis Gamboa. Despite Nyambayar's aggressive start, Colbert adapted quickly, using a purposeful jab effectively throughout the first round. Colbert acknowledged Nyambayar's power, stating to Showtime's Jim Grey after the fight, "He carried power for a 126-pounder. Boxing is about hitting and not getting hit. I had to use my Muhammad Ali tactics and float like a butterfly and sting like a bee." The action remained intense in the second round, with Colbert switching between orthodox and southpaw stances. A right hand from Nyambayar caught Colbert during the southpaw stance, but Colbert regained control in subsequent rounds. Despite clashes of heads in rounds four and five, Colbert maintained dominance, utilizing a sharp jab and scoring with precise right hands. Throughout the fight, Colbert's jab continued to be a potent weapon, landing over 10 times per round. Although Nyambayar showed purpose in the first half of the match, Colbert's hand speed and flurries overwhelmed his opponent, leading to a one-sided tenth round. Despite Nyambayar's efforts in the eleventh round, Colbert maintained a strategic approach, securing the win without taking unnecessary risks. With this victory, Colbert's record improves to 16-0 (6KOs). The 24-year-old Brooklynite showcased impressive stats, nearly doubling Nyambayar in total punch output, landing 218-of-662 total punches (33%), including 112-of-421 jabs (27%). Colbert credited his jab, saying, "The jab will set you free, and it got me free a number of times." #shorts #shrotsvideo #shortsyoutube #boxing #boxingvideos #boxingnews #boxingday #boxingworkout #boxinglife #sportsnews #actionsports #combat #combatsports #highlights #sporthighlights #action #punch #punching #fight #fighting #benavidez #benavidezplant #knockoutpower #middleweight #davidbenavidez #mexican #americansports #jermallcharlo #supermiddleweight #boxingmatch #boxingfight
Mark Magsayo vs. Rey Vargas | Boxing fight Highlights #boxing #sports #combat #fight #action
Rey Vargas has achieved the status of a two-division world champion, securing the WBC World Featherweight Champion title after a hard-fought 12-round split decision victory over the reigning champion, Mark Magsayo. This thrilling bout took place at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas, as part of an event presented by Premier Boxing Champions and broadcasted on SHOWTIME. The judges, Tim Cheatham and David Sutherland, both saw Vargas as the winner with a score of 115-112 on their scorecards, while Jesse Reyes' score of 114-113 favored Magsayo. Notably, all three judges awarded the last two rounds to Vargas, further solidifying his victory. Vargas, with impeccable timing, used his gangly height, precise jab, and effective body shots to overcome a ninth-round knockdown. He managed to keep Magsayo at bay for a significant portion of the fight, showcasing his skills. Reflecting on his victory, Vargas expressed his gratitude, saying, "I'm at a loss for words. I worked hard for this. I want to thank God, my family, and my trainer Nacho Beristain. The first title I won was enjoyable, but this one is special. This win is for me. It was a great fight, and my dad was full of emotion when he spoke to me today." The fight began with a bang, as Magsayo landed a powerful right just 26 seconds into the match, with Vargas responding with rights of his own. As the fight progressed, Vargas established his jab and incorporated the occasional counter left hook. The height disparity between the two fighters posed a challenge for Magsayo. Vargas capitalized on his 5-foot-10½ frame by maintaining distance, which worked to his advantage against Magsayo, who stands at 5-foot-6. Magsayo occasionally lunged forward in an attempt to land significant shots, but Vargas effectively timed his opponent's advances. Through the first four rounds, Vargas managed to land 18 body shots compared to Magsayo's eight. Although Magsayo had his moments, such as a well-placed counter left hook, it seemed that Vargas controlled both the round and the fight with his reach. Magsayo's energy appeared to wane in the sixth round, which Vargas used to his advantage. He relentlessly attacked Magsayo's body with punishing left hooks, causing Magsayo's right arm to drop. In the seventh round, Vargas suffered a cut above his left eyebrow due to a clash of heads. As the eighth round came to a close, Magsayo connected with a solid straight right, prompting his Hall of Fame trainer, Freddie Roach, to encourage him to be more aggressive. In the ninth round, Magsayo closed the distance for the first time, ultimately landing a left to Vargas' body and a crunching short right to his chin, resulting in Vargas being knocked down for the fourth time in his career. Vargas admitted, "It wasn't that effective, but it counts, he did get me there." Magsayo, overflowing with confidence, pressed the attack in the final seconds of the ninth round. Vargas, although getting up from the knockdown, was forced to clinch and move in order to survive the round. During the break between rounds, Beristain cautioned him about Magsayo's inside game. However, in the 10th round, Vargas didn't seem to have fully recovered, and Magsayo failed to capitalize. By the championship rounds, Vargas had regained his composure, while Magsayo needed a knockout to secure a victory. Vargas returned to using his height advantage, maintaining a comfortable distance with his jab and countering Magsayo with sharp left hooks. Magsayo, acknowledging his effort, said, "It's this today, no matter what, I'll come back stronger. I'm disappointed, but I did my best." He reflected on his strategy, mentioning, "When I had him down, the punch was straight, he did his job in the ring, running. I applied the pressure we trained in the gym, but he was taller, and he's the man today. I will rest, watch the fight, and train to fight again, correcting my mistakes for the next time." As for Vargas, he's already eyeing the next big challenge. He stated, "I was in control of the entire fight, except for the ninth when I lost a little control. Now I want the unification bout. I want to fight Leo Santa Cruz. We've already talked about it with my team." #shortsyoutube #shorts #shrotvideo #shortsfeed #shortsviral #pinoy #filipino #philippines #vargas #magsayo #markmagsayo #boxing #boxingvideos #boxingnews #boxingtraining #boxinglife #boxing#boxingvideos #boxingworkout #sports #sportsnews #action #actionsports #actionfigures #bestmoments #best #highlight #highlights #fight #fighting #fightscene #fighter #punch #punching #usa #mexico #combat #combatsports #combatwarriors #filipino #pinoy #mexico #mexican #navarrete #usa #combat #combatsports #fist #warrior #thurman #dannygarcia #shawnporter #showtime #mariobarrios #keiththurman #thurman #lightweight #ukraine #korea #japan #baltimore #maryland #panama #panamá #puertorico #puertorican #bantamweight
Tyson Fury vs. Francis Ngannou | Boxing Fight HIGHLIGHTS #boxing #fury #tysonfury #combat
Tyson Fury remains the reigning champion, but his victory was hard-fought and far from the easy win many had anticipated on his way to a unification bout with Oleksandr Usyk in Saudi Arabia. Fury had to overcome adversity, including being knocked down by Francis Ngannou, who was making his debut in the ring. Fury, who holds the WBC and lineal heavyweight titles, found himself on the defensive for much of the bout as Ngannou aggressively pressed the action. Traditionally, Fury has used his height and weight advantage to clinch with opponents and wear them down, but Ngannou, a former UFC heavyweight champion, managed to hold his own in the clinch, landing inside shots and even throwing Fury off at times. The most shocking moment occurred in the third round when Ngannou connected with a left hand that sent Fury to the canvas for a knockdown. Despite showing signs of fatigue in the middle rounds, Ngannou mounted furious comebacks in the later part of the fight, making Fury more hesitant to engage than he had ever been in his undefeated career. Nonetheless, Fury displayed superior boxing skills in most rounds and, while not as dominant as expected, managed to secure a split decision victory with scores of 94-95, 96-93, and 95-94. After the fight, Fury acknowledged the unexpected challenge, saying, "No, that definitely wasn't in the script. He's a hell of a fighter. Strong, a good puncher, and a better boxer than we ever thought he'd be... He's given me one of my hardest fights in the past 10 years." Much of the pre-fight hype centered on Fury's upcoming bout with Usyk to determine the undisputed heavyweight champion of the four-belt era, but after the grueling encounter, it appeared Fury might not be eager to stick to the previously planned date of December 23. "I'm going to go home," Fury stated, echoing the sentiment of his promoter, Frank Warren. "I've been in training camp for 12 weeks. Going to go home and take a long rest and decide what's next." For Ngannou, this fight was undeniably a major victory. He not only survived 10 rounds against the lineal heavyweight champion but also managed to score a knockdown and even won on one of the official scorecards. Many experts had predicted a one-sided contest, but Ngannou's performance demonstrated his resilience and potential in the boxing world. "I'm feeling great," Ngannou declared post-fight. "I'm feeling fantastic. It didn't go my way. I might come up short today. I might be wounded, but I'll come back... Now I know I can do this. Get ready. A wolf is in the house." #tysonfury #TYSONFURYVSFRANCIS #tyson #fight #shorts #shortvideo #shortvideos #shortsfeed #boxing #boxingvideos #boxingnews #boxingtraining #boxinglife #boxing#boxingvideos #boxingworkout #sports #sportsnews #action #actionsports #actionfigures #bestmoments #best #highlight #highlights #fight #fighting #fightscene #fighter #punch #punching #usa #mexico #combat #combatsports #combatwarriors #filipino #pinoy #mexico #mexican #navarrete #usa #combat #combatsports #fist #warrior #thurman #dannygarcia #shawnporter #showtime
Nonito Donaire vs. Stephon Young | Boxing Knockout Highlights #boxing #sports #combatsports
Nonito Donaire (40-5, 26 KOs) secured his place in the World Boxing Super Series’ bantamweight finals tonight on DAZN, absolutely crushing late replacement Stephon Young (18-2-3, 7 KOs) with a perfect left hook in Round 6. The official stoppage came at 2:37 seconds. Young started the fight in a defensive responsible fashion, using a lot of lateral movement and slick defense to try to keep Donaire — who was the noticeably larger man in the ring — from running him over. He had some success doing that early but didn’t really get much offense off. Then by the end of the second round Young started to find a home for his left hand repeatedly, and although he had a hard time stopping Donaire from coming forward, he did make him pay for it even if he had to eat some bigger shots in order to do so. But as the fight wore on Donaire’s bigger size and bigger punch started to take a toll on Young, who continued to fight valiantly but was just overmatched. And once Donaire had Young sufficiently wounded, here’s how he ended the fight. Despite the win, though, Donaire still showed that he’s not the dynamo he once was, and the fact that he was getting repeatedly caught with the same punch was a bit concerning going forward, especially as he’s presumed to be taking on Naoya Inoue in the finals. For now, at least, Donaire has a Knockout of the Year candidate. #shorts #shortvideo #shortsviral #shortsfeed #boxing #boxingvideos #boxingnews #boxingtraining #boxinglife #boxingworkout #sports #sportsnews #action #actionsports #actionfigures #bestmoments #best #highlight #highlights #fight #fighting #fightscene #fighter #punch #punching #usa #mexico #combat #combatsports #combatwarriors #pinoy #filipino #mexican #gloves #punchingpower #sparring #kickboxing #thaiboxing #boxingdefense #boxingchampions #boxingnews #pinoy #filipino #pinoyyoutuber #ring #browl #battle #attack #usa #strike #knock #power #slugger #slugger #slugging #bisaya #luzon #mindanao #combatwarriors
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