That left hook caught him clean.
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That left hook caught him clean.
This better get great ratings
Jab owning it only for Valdez first two minutes in 6th, looks like it hurts though. Damn fine fight worth the wait.
Valdez seems to lose focus at times and get caught waiting. Great work from Servania to end that round. Landed a number of clean shots.
When boxing behind his jab Valdez is very effective. He just tends to forget to use and and likes to brawl in the trenches.
Looks like a guy feeling the stamina, piecing it out at times. Be very interested to see Servania step it up here. He can clearly move ValdezQuote:
Originally Posted by Alpha
A few fights in a row we have seen the same flaws from Valdez. I think soon we will have to accept what we see as what he is.
A fun fighter but a susceptible fighter.
Yea I think he's must watch TV. He has a lot to work on tho. Maybe trying to hard to give home crowd a good show.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ron Swanson
A couple of big rights seemed to hurt Servania at the end of the 11th.
He's in a fight. You can find repetitive flaws in majority of guys with all of 22 starts. His jab has clearly not been used well with power shots late..seems one or the other..but ya can't just write a guy complete off of steps up and an actual competitive fight. I think his stamina is the kink, and he's also a bit thick in the head.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ron Swanson
Really good fight. Both guys trading to end the fight.
116-110 Valdez I'd say.
Probably just me (unfounded) but top-class Filipino fighters are always deceptively hard whackers regardless of what their record says. You notice the top western promoters are never in a hurry to bring them over unless forced too