At the end of the intense game week, the over -level Misal Rodriguez defeated the Mexican compatriots and competitors Omar Chavez. Omar Chavez was the legendary boxer Julio · The second son of Cessar Chavez.
In the end, Rodriguez, a bronze medalist in the 2016 Mexican Olympic Games, in the Polisi Arena in San Louis Potossey, San Louispotis, unanimously judged Chavez with 96-93, 97-93, and 98-92.
Another heavy confrontation between the boxers and their team covered this battle. Chavez arrived at the weight on Friday evening, and the initial weight did not meet the standard. But he arrived there after getting an extra hour’s rest time. The next morning, he was also required to weigh, and he weighs more than 168 pounds of super medium -order restrictions, and must not exceed 16.8 pounds. Although he was late for 90 minutes That After weighing, the performance was allowed to continue. This is more explained than their first game date last October. At that time, Rodriguez refused to play against Chavez due to failure to meet the weight requirements of the game. Interest -especially in Mexico -double growth.
The 30 -year -old Rodriguez trained with Robert Garcia in River, California to participate in the mid -order competition, but participated in the game with the actual weight of 169 pounds. Although some unpleasant things happened during the preparation of the game, the first few rounds in the boxing field were quite conservative. Rodriguez punched from outside, and 35 -year -old Chavez followed him around the boxing station. In the second round, Chavez made a strong punch, but before the end of the round, Rodriguez became aggressive when there was 10 seconds left in the round, and he sighed.
Rodriguez always moved on the fist, hitting Chavez, and Chavez made forward without adjustment -although Chavez effectively aimed at Rodriguez’s Body. The most interesting round is the eighth round. The boxers punch and kick each other, and the duel fans in the audience create a festive atmosphere.
Rodriguez pushed forward in the last two rounds, although Chavez’s body was obvious, Rodriguez’s fist almost defeated him. When the last ringtone rang, both of them raised their gloves.
Rodriguez from Qiwawa, Mexico, has a record 15 wins and 0 losses (7 times KO). This is his first time since 2023. In the past ten years, he has not played in places outside Mexico.
Chavez’s record fell to 48 wins, 9 draws and 1 loss (28 knockout).
Lucas Kaitel embarked on a unconventional boxing road and eventually made progress in the gym and media. Over the past ten years, he has hosted “Lukie Boxing” podcasts, as a boxer such as Arnold Barboza Jnr, Mikey Garcia, and Caleb Plant and other boxers. He filmed a training camp and cooperated with top professionals such as Mike Bazzel. The authors of the young boxing champion “Inside the boxing rope, the author of the PROBOX TV, BoxingScene, and the members of the American Boxing Writers Association. Find him on @LukieboXing.
