Boxing Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[Questat]

For the case of Casimero in which we have been discussing, the burden is on his side. If Inoue wins then most likely it will be Tapales for unification. And so with that, Casimero needs to make a move by fighting rank boxers. That's the only way that Inoue will be interested on him, if he still can proved himself at 122 lbs.

Inoue would only be interested if the fight is a mandatory fight. If he has other options, such as a unification fight, he would gladly accept that. So, although Casimero will work hard to improve his ranking, there is no assurance that he will have the opportunity to fight Inoue in the future.

That's true. There's no assurance to it.
Either Casimero will get a title or he will be on the Rank 1 of their weight and be the contender if ever Inoue wins the fight against Fulton. But I still doubt it will happen, the target will be unification so Tapales will be the apple of his eye if ever he will not lose his belts. Right now, Casimero can fight over and over again but there's little chance they will meet.
Another chance will be if Inoue unifies it all and he is mandated to defend it, that's if he will never go up another weight class. Casimero can keep on challenging him but it might never happen.

Maybe there's a chance they'll meet if Inoue loses to Fulton. In that case, both Casimero and Inoue would become challengers, and who knows, if Fulton decides not to move up, Casimero might have a chance to fight the champion again and claim the belt. In that scenario, he could then accommodate Inoue as his challenger. It may sound unusual, but I believe it's another possibility to consider.

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[tusandii]

For the case of Casimero in which we have been discussing, the burden is on his side. If Inoue wins then most likely it will be Tapales for unification. And so with that, Casimero needs to make a move by fighting rank boxers. That's the only way that Inoue will be interested on him, if he still can proved himself at 122 lbs.

Inoue would only be interested if the fight is a mandatory fight. If he has other options, such as a unification fight, he would gladly accept that. So, although Casimero will work hard to improve his ranking, there is no assurance that he will have the opportunity to fight Inoue in the future.

Inoue is a very great boxer and not all fighters he can accept in a challenge fight considering he has also been world champion in three different classes and also several other titles.
I've been following Inoue's development and this boxer is amazing because to my knowledge no fighter has been able to beat him.

Casimero is actually a pretty great boxer with quite a lot of fighting experience but when compared to Inoue I am much more in favor of Inoue.
What you said is correct where Casimero will never stand a chance against Inoue.

[Finestream]

For the case of Casimero in which we have been discussing, the burden is on his side. If Inoue wins then most likely it will be Tapales for unification. And so with that, Casimero needs to make a move by fighting rank boxers. That's the only way that Inoue will be interested on him, if he still can proved himself at 122 lbs.

Regarding about John Riel Casimero's current situation, so far, he did a good job in having two successive fights with both wins on his side but it ain't enough because Naoya Inoue is fighting directly for a championship belt while Casimero is still fighting to have a decent rankings even though he was the one who advanced first in this weight class. He cannot do anything about it because he met an unfortunate issue in his last weight class which made him climb much earlier, that said, he should do one more fight this year to increase his chances next year.

[btc_angela]

For the case of Casimero in which we have been discussing, the burden is on his side. If Inoue wins then most likely it will be Tapales for unification. And so with that, Casimero needs to make a move by fighting rank boxers. That's the only way that Inoue will be interested on him, if he still can proved himself at 122 lbs.

Regarding about John Riel Casimero's current situation, so far, he did a good job in having two successive fights with both wins on his side but it ain't enough because Naoya Inoue is fighting directly for a championship belt while Casimero is still fighting to have a decent rankings even though he was the one who advanced first in this weight class. He cannot do anything about it because he met an unfortunate issue in his last weight class which made him climb much earlier, that said, he should do one more fight this year to increase his chances next year.

Those fight is not enough in my opinion. First is a controversial decision, and then he had one fight in the Philippines but he didn't knockout his opponents. So I do agree, Casimero is fighting just to be in the best position to be a contender, but Naoya is fighting for the belt against Stephen Fulton.

I just saw a clip though of him fighting Duke Micah, it was a great fight for Casimero. Hopefully they can fight a fighter that is willing to go toe to toe with Casimero so that we can see his brandish style again. We missed that version of Casimero and so we wanted him to have a great fight that will end up in a knockout.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Teofimo Lopez Defeated Josh Taylor

I was really shocked Teofimo Lopez has proven that his speed is really something for Josh Taylor to be afraid of, and not just his speed but his fighting IQ aswell, well I was really wrong, but can we surely know what will be the results when the 2 boxer clash, but surely I think Teofimo Lopez is now ready for a much higher ranking in this division, his fight IQ and speed have already improve so yeah even though I was wrong that Josh Taylor could have a slight chance, it was really a dominating fight for Teofimo Lopez,

I watched their fight and indeed Teofimo Lopez won by unanimous points over Josh Taylor.
I also saw that his punching speed and fighting IQ were very good, even Josh Taylor seemed very overwhelmed by Teofimo Lopez's punches.
But after all Teofimo Lopez is a very good boxer and now he has the title of WBO Junior Welterweight World Champion.
It is possible that Teofimo Lopez will soon be able to get a higher rank in this division.

He has proven to us that he is truly a champion. His loss to Kambosos was probably because he was already struggling to maintain the required weight. Now, he is in a division where he feels very confident, as evidenced by this significant win. Although Josh Taylor also landed some good shots on Lopez, it was Lopez's speed and power that made the difference. Let's expect that he will continue to have big fights, and I'm sure he will once again be a tough challenger if he moves up in weight class.

Teofimo Lopez really performs well and the strategy implemented by his camp is really effective.  Beside Lopez is hungry for the belt after losing from Kambosos, so probably Teofimo Lopez really trained hard for this fight in order to snatch the title.

I am really surprised at how Teofimo Lopez performed in this fight.  I thought it will be the same as the performance when he fights Sandor Martin but to my surprise, he really keeps Taylor in check and unable to take advantage of his height and reach.

Well, it seems that almost everyone was surprised by Teófimo's fight, I'm not surprised because I know that Teófimo had already won this fight in his training, for me all the fight in boxing is won in training, that's the trick, to perpetuate quickly does not work in boxing, it is very hard work, it conditions the body so that it can give the maximum for that day, sometimes a good intermission and good intense and that alone makes the difference, some have dropped their bets, they lost a lot, Because obviously they were going for Taylor, but in reality these things when they happen I really like, this is boxing.

[Kemarit]

For the case of Casimero in which we have been discussing, the burden is on his side. If Inoue wins then most likely it will be Tapales for unification. And so with that, Casimero needs to make a move by fighting rank boxers. That's the only way that Inoue will be interested on him, if he still can proved himself at 122 lbs.

Regarding about John Riel Casimero's current situation, so far, he did a good job in having two successive fights with both wins on his side but it ain't enough because Naoya Inoue is fighting directly for a championship belt while Casimero is still fighting to have a decent rankings even though he was the one who advanced first in this weight class. He cannot do anything about it because he met an unfortunate issue in his last weight class which made him climb much earlier, that said, he should do one more fight this year to increase his chances next year.

He fought a Japanese in this first fight at bantamweight, not impressive and there are controversies. And then    Fillipus Nghitumbwa, yeah, he did knock him down, but the fight ended in the judges score card and it's a very close win for him, not the dominating fashion that we are expecting.

Although he moved up in rank, we can call that two fights are no-bearing as it seems just like a test for Casimero. Maybe just to remain active. The big test for him is to fight any on the top 5 rank fighter, have the fight in the US so that there will be hype.

[Fredomago]

Well, it seems that almost everyone was surprised by Teófimo's fight, I'm not surprised because I know that Teófimo had already won this fight in his training, for me all the fight in boxing is won in training, that's the trick, to perpetuate quickly does not work in boxing, it is very hard work, it conditions the body so that it can give the maximum for that day, sometimes a good intermission and good intense and that alone makes the difference, some have dropped their bets, they lost a lot, Because obviously they were going for Taylor, but in reality these things when they happen I really like, this is boxing.

You said it right preparation is key factor in winning a fight, with his trainings and hard conditioning of his body he manage to win the fight, though he surprises the fans but it was the outcome, the favor is in his side and there's no contest about it, he take the win fair and square, now he's enjoying another achievements in his career.

I like the way you pointed it out, the hard work in training gives him the outcome that he desires and yes, we are in this sport where
training and conditioning with proper balance of diet gives you decent opportunities to win a fight.

[Baofeng]

Not sure if we have discussed Jerwin Ancajas comeback fight this weekend as he will move up to 118 lbs and will fight a tune up fight against Wilner Soto in his new division.

Ancajas has been a great champion at 115 lbs defending his belt 9 times until he met  Fernando “Pumita” Martinez in which he lost 2x. So it's obvious that his body can't take 115 lbs and so they decided to go up now at bantamweight division.

https://www.ringtv.com/654814-title-shot-awaits-jerwin-ancajas-if-he-gets-past-wilner-soto/

Soto is 13:1 underdog here.

[Russlenat]

For the case of Casimero in which we have been discussing, the burden is on his side. If Inoue wins then most likely it will be Tapales for unification. And so with that, Casimero needs to make a move by fighting rank boxers. That's the only way that Inoue will be interested on him, if he still can proved himself at 122 lbs.

Inoue would only be interested if the fight is a mandatory fight. If he has other options, such as a unification fight, he would gladly accept that. So, although Casimero will work hard to improve his ranking, there is no assurance that he will have the opportunity to fight Inoue in the future.

That's true. There's no assurance to it.
Either Casimero will get a title or he will be on the Rank 1 of their weight and be the contender if ever Inoue wins the fight against Fulton. But I still doubt it will happen, the target will be unification so Tapales will be the apple of his eye if ever he will not lose his belts. Right now, Casimero can fight over and over again but there's little chance they will meet.
Another chance will be if Inoue unifies it all and he is mandated to defend it, that's if he will never go up another weight class. Casimero can keep on challenging him but it might never happen.

Maybe there's a chance they'll meet if Inoue loses to Fulton. In that case, both Casimero and Inoue would become challengers, and who knows, if Fulton decides not to move up, Casimero might have a chance to fight the champion again and claim the belt. In that scenario, he could then accommodate Inoue as his challenger. It may sound unusual, but I believe it's another possibility to consider.

Actually, as long as Inoue will not leave his present weight class where Casimero is in and as long as the latter will not get any failures down the road then the chances for them to meet is good. But the scenario you've created does have more chances for Casimero and Inoue to fight as that will give Casimero a little room and edge to catch-up in the rankings to make him one of the few eligible challengers for the crown. But, but there's also a chance that Inoue will go for a rematch against Fulton considering that the latter will not vacate the belt and move towards the next weight class.

[inthelongrun]

Not sure if we have discussed Jerwin Ancajas comeback fight this weekend as he will move up to 118 lbs and will fight a tune up fight against Wilner Soto in his new division.

Ancajas has been a great champion at 115 lbs defending his belt 9 times until he met  Fernando “Pumita” Martinez in which he lost 2x. So it's obvious that his body can't take 115 lbs and so they decided to go up now at bantamweight division.

https://www.ringtv.com/654814-title-shot-awaits-jerwin-ancajas-if-he-gets-past-wilner-soto/

Soto is 13:1 underdog here.

I am more interested in the main event where Fernando Martinez will once again defend his belt against another Ph contender Jade Bornea. The champion though remains the favorite.

Hopefully, Ancajas can show some signs that he is still an elite fighter. The division is starting once again after Inoue's ascension to 122. Ancajas was a long-time champion but I felt like he could've done more by unifying his belt or facing the other top fighters of the division. He was a champion and the division was rich with stars like Roman Gonzales and Juan Estrada.

[Yaunfitda]

Not sure if we have discussed Jerwin Ancajas comeback fight this weekend as he will move up to 118 lbs and will fight a tune up fight against Wilner Soto in his new division.

Ancajas has been a great champion at 115 lbs defending his belt 9 times until he met  Fernando “Pumita” Martinez in which he lost 2x. So it's obvious that his body can't take 115 lbs and so they decided to go up now at bantamweight division.

https://www.ringtv.com/654814-title-shot-awaits-jerwin-ancajas-if-he-gets-past-wilner-soto/

Soto is 13:1 underdog here.

I am more interested in the main event where Fernando Martinez will once again defend his belt against another Ph contender Jade Bornea. The champion though remains the favorite.

Hopefully, Ancajas can show some signs that he is still an elite fighter. The division is starting once again after Inoue's ascension to 122. Ancajas was a long-time champion but I felt like he could've done more by unifying his belt or facing the other top fighters of the division. He was a champion and the division was rich with stars like Roman Gonzales and Juan Estrada.

And with that odds in favour of Jerwin, he should be winning here easy, unless a not well known Soto somewhat wake up in the right side of the bed and beat the former champion in Ancajas.

And as said, he doesn't have to weight drain himself to 115 lbs because obviously, his body can't take it anymore that's why he had back to back loses against Martinez. Yeah, I do agree, money fight could have been against Chocolatito and Juan Estrada, those two are legends and if by chance he fought either one of them and beat them during his prime years at 115 lbs, it could be historic for the Filipino.

[Dave1]

Not sure if we have discussed Jerwin Ancajas comeback fight this weekend as he will move up to 118 lbs and will fight a tune up fight against Wilner Soto in his new division.

Ancajas has been a great champion at 115 lbs defending his belt 9 times until he met  Fernando “Pumita” Martinez in which he lost 2x. So it's obvious that his body can't take 115 lbs and so they decided to go up now at bantamweight division.

https://www.ringtv.com/654814-title-shot-awaits-jerwin-ancajas-if-he-gets-past-wilner-soto/

Soto is 13:1 underdog here.

I am more interested in the main event where Fernando Martinez will once again defend his belt against another Ph contender Jade Bornea. The champion though remains the favorite.

Oh, that will be good, but I haven't heard anything on Jade Bornea, perhaps another upcoming Filipino fighting, but Fernando Martinez is on a different level right now. Might be hard press for him to win against the champion as he dethroned Ancajas 2x already.

Hopefully, Ancajas can show some signs that he is still an elite fighter. The division is starting once again after Inoue's ascension to 122. Ancajas was a long-time champion but I felt like he could've done more by unifying his belt or facing the other top fighters of the division. He was a champion and the division was rich with stars like Roman Gonzales and Juan Estrada.

Just about time for him to go up in weight class, it's very difficult to maintain at 115 lbs and defend the belt. He has done it 9 times already, and I guess that's already a good accomplishment in his resume. Not sure what MP Promotions didn't call out Roman Gonzales and Juan Estrada though. It could have been great if Anjacas has the chance back then to unify the belts.

[danherbias07]

Maybe there's a chance they'll meet if Inoue loses to Fulton. In that case, both Casimero and Inoue would become challengers, and who knows, if Fulton decides not to move up, Casimero might have a chance to fight the champion again and claim the belt. In that scenario, he could then accommodate Inoue as his challenger. It may sound unusual, but I believe it's another possibility to consider.

Maybe. But, I just don't want to get my hopes up because there's a chance Inoue will try the other two belts so that he could fight Fulton again. I think that's the strategy for most of the top seeds and simply about those below them. For now, Casimero has to prove something big and for that, he might need knockouts or defeat high ranks in their weight class in a dominating way.

Anyway here are our fights for tomorrow.
Joshua Franco versus Kazuto Ioka - WBA Junior Bantamweight Title
Will be held in Japan. So this means it will be at night for those who will be watching in GMT+8 time zones. Not a Sunday morning boxing. Learned my lesson already.
An issue happened during the weigh-in but I think they agreed it will still continue.

“It’s been a tough week,” Franco admitted to the assembled media on Friday. “There was a point when we thought the fight wasn’t going to happen. Both teams came to an agreement. We’re going to continue the fight. Everything is good.

“I felt good. I’m happy and I’m ready to go.”

That's good news.

[Kemarit]

Maybe there's a chance they'll meet if Inoue loses to Fulton. In that case, both Casimero and Inoue would become challengers, and who knows, if Fulton decides not to move up, Casimero might have a chance to fight the champion again and claim the belt. In that scenario, he could then accommodate Inoue as his challenger. It may sound unusual, but I believe it's another possibility to consider.

Maybe. But, I just don't want to get my hopes up because there's a chance Inoue will try the other two belts so that he could fight Fulton again. I think that's the strategy for most of the top seeds and simply about those below them. For now, Casimero has to prove something big and for that, he might need knockouts or defeat high ranks in their weight class in a dominating way.

Anyway here are our fights for tomorrow.
Joshua Franco versus Kazuto Ioka - WBA Junior Bantamweight Title
Will be held in Japan. So this means it will be at night for those who will be watching in GMT+8 time zones. Not a Sunday morning boxing. Learned my lesson already.
An issue happened during the weigh-in but I think they agreed it will still continue.

“It’s been a tough week,” Franco admitted to the assembled media on Friday. “There was a point when we thought the fight wasn’t going to happen. Both teams came to an agreement. We’re going to continue the fight. Everything is good.

“I felt good. I’m happy and I’m ready to go.”

That's good news.

Yes, it will not be a Sunday morning as we usually watch during fights from the US. This is going to be held in Japan to there is a big time difference. Nevertheless, we can still watch it live, for those who are going to bet on this fight, for sure they are going to wait for it.

There are a lot of boxing this weekend, like the up and coming Berlanga against Quigley.

I'm interested to see this fight as both wanted to break into the limelight specially Berlanga who says that his dream fight is GGG or Canelo.

[Baofeng]

Not sure if we have discussed Jerwin Ancajas comeback fight this weekend as he will move up to 118 lbs and will fight a tune up fight against Wilner Soto in his new division.

Ancajas has been a great champion at 115 lbs defending his belt 9 times until he met  Fernando “Pumita” Martinez in which he lost 2x. So it's obvious that his body can't take 115 lbs and so they decided to go up now at bantamweight division.

https://www.ringtv.com/654814-title-shot-awaits-jerwin-ancajas-if-he-gets-past-wilner-soto/

Soto is 13:1 underdog here.

I am more interested in the main event where Fernando Martinez will once again defend his belt against another Ph contender Jade Bornea. The champion though remains the favorite.

Oh yes, definitely this is the main event and a must watch for us. 2 impressive wins last year in Mexico and that's why he has a crack against Pumita here. Bornea has a good power though, so this is going to be good fight and let's see if Martinez can handle his power.

Hopefully, Ancajas can show some signs that he is still an elite fighter. The division is starting once again after Inoue's ascension to 122. Ancajas was a long-time champion but I felt like he could've done more by unifying his belt or facing the other top fighters of the division. He was a champion and the division was rich with stars like Roman Gonzales and Juan Estrada.

Yup, that's why I'm more interested to see him at this new weight class. The excuses that they give for losing twice against Martinez is the weight. So if there are no problems right now we should be expecting form him to win by knockout against the huge underdog in Soto.

[freedomgo]

For the case of Casimero in which we have been discussing, the burden is on his side. If Inoue wins then most likely it will be Tapales for unification. And so with that, Casimero needs to make a move by fighting rank boxers. That's the only way that Inoue will be interested on him, if he still can proved himself at 122 lbs.

Inoue would only be interested if the fight is a mandatory fight. If he has other options, such as a unification fight, he would gladly accept that. So, although Casimero will work hard to improve his ranking, there is no assurance that he will have the opportunity to fight Inoue in the future.

Inoue is a very great boxer and not all fighters he can accept in a challenge fight considering he has also been world champion in three different classes and also several other titles.
I've been following Inoue's development and this boxer is amazing because to my knowledge no fighter has been able to beat him.

Casimero is actually a pretty great boxer with quite a lot of fighting experience but when compared to Inoue I am much more in favor of Inoue.
What you said is correct where Casimero will never stand a chance against Inoue.

I bet that there are many people who will contradict to that because even if Inoue shows some edge over Casimero, that doesn't mean that Casimero got no chances at all. It will be a good fight for sure with no way of knowing who will win the fight, what we can do is to give a speculation and bet whoever we believe will win.

[jakelyson]

I don't think GBP is the kind of production that wants to end up in court. This is just for their defense in case Valencia does something surprising.
But this is a big misunderstanding when it comes to Ryan Garcia and the GBP people. He is hurt, and if I remember correctly I posted it here about the drama he said that "no one is there" when he lost.
And I think a part of it is both Oscar De La Hoya and Bernard Hopkins didn't attend that post-fight press interview. According to the news.
I think both Garcia and GBP can fix this, but the attorney will have some issues.

I think you are right This can easily be solved and GBP and Ryan Garcia are likely both can be reason with and likely Ryan Garcia is just hurt and this is a big misunderstanding but I think I have said that wish this will be resolved peacefully or maybe they can be friends again somehow, but hat lost that Ryan Garcia attain is likely heavy for him he still wants to be undefeated but for me, it is better to aim for the belt than to have a perfect record than to be afraid to make a mistake throughout your entire boxing career, I should say Ryan Garcia badly needed this experience,

Not sure if we have discussed Jerwin Ancajas comeback fight this weekend as he will move up to 118 lbs and will fight a tune up fight against Wilner Soto in his new division.

Ancajas has been a great champion at 115 lbs defending his belt 9 times until he met  Fernando “Pumita” Martinez in which he lost 2x. So it's obvious that his body can't take 115 lbs and so they decided to go up now at bantamweight division.

https://www.ringtv.com/654814-title-shot-awaits-jerwin-ancajas-if-he-gets-past-wilner-soto/

Soto is 13:1 underdog here.

Nice find, Jerwin Ancajas will be facing Wilner Soto from Ecuador, and Jade Bornea will be facing Fernando Martinez for the IBF World Super Flyweight Title on the main card likely this fight will start today?

Here is the full event from Tapology

Adames vs. Williams

Promotion: TGB Promotions
Venue: The Armory
Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota



MAIN CARD

Carlos Adames vs Julian Williams
Erickson Lubin vs Luis Arias
Fernando Martinez vs Jade Bornea

PRELIMINARY CARD

Caleb Truax vs Burley Brooks
Bryant Perrella vs Jamontay Clark
Jerwin Ancajas vs Wilner Soto
Shawn McCalman vs Bo Gibbs Jr
Mickel Spencer vs Lyle McFarlane
Robert Meriwether vs Ezra Rabin
Ray Ray Robinson vs Ryan Raglin

Information was from: https://www.tapology.com/fightcenter/events/98771-adames-vs-williams

[BitcoinPanther]

Not sure if we have discussed Jerwin Ancajas comeback fight this weekend as he will move up to 118 lbs and will fight a tune up fight against Wilner Soto in his new division.

Ancajas has been a great champion at 115 lbs defending his belt 9 times until he met  Fernando “Pumita” Martinez in which he lost 2x. So it's obvious that his body can't take 115 lbs and so they decided to go up now at bantamweight division.

https://www.ringtv.com/654814-title-shot-awaits-jerwin-ancajas-if-he-gets-past-wilner-soto/

Soto is 13:1 underdog here.

I am more interested in the main event where Fernando Martinez will once again defend his belt against another Ph contender Jade Bornea. The champion though remains the favorite.

Hopefully, Ancajas can show some signs that he is still an elite fighter. The division is starting once again after Inoue's ascension to 122. Ancajas was a long-time champion but I felt like he could've done more by unifying his belt or facing the other top fighters of the division. He was a champion and the division was rich with stars like Roman Gonzales and Juan Estrada.

We all hope that Ancajas will perform well in his new weight division but I am somehow hesitant to believe that he will do better in this new division.  With his last two match they keep on blaming the weight but I do not think it is the reason why Ancajas losses.  He is simply outmatched by Martinez.  Honestly I also thought that the weight is the reason why Ancajas lost to Martinez but the rematch proves that it is not the case.

[btc_angela]

Not sure if we have discussed Jerwin Ancajas comeback fight this weekend as he will move up to 118 lbs and will fight a tune up fight against Wilner Soto in his new division.

Ancajas has been a great champion at 115 lbs defending his belt 9 times until he met  Fernando “Pumita” Martinez in which he lost 2x. So it's obvious that his body can't take 115 lbs and so they decided to go up now at bantamweight division.

https://www.ringtv.com/654814-title-shot-awaits-jerwin-ancajas-if-he-gets-past-wilner-soto/

Soto is 13:1 underdog here.

I am more interested in the main event where Fernando Martinez will once again defend his belt against another Ph contender Jade Bornea. The champion though remains the favorite.

Hopefully, Ancajas can show some signs that he is still an elite fighter. The division is starting once again after Inoue's ascension to 122. Ancajas was a long-time champion but I felt like he could've done more by unifying his belt or facing the other top fighters of the division. He was a champion and the division was rich with stars like Roman Gonzales and Juan Estrada.

We all hope that Ancajas will perform well in his new weight division but I am somehow hesitant to believe that he will do better in this new division.  With his last two match they keep on blaming the weight but I do not think it is the reason why Ancajas losses.  He is simply outmatched by Martinez.  Honestly I also thought that the weight is the reason why Ancajas lost to Martinez but the rematch proves that it is not the case.

He won already, he knockout Soto, he drop him twice and then referee stop the contest in the 5th round. It's obvious that this is a tune up fight for Jerwin to somewhat bring back his confidence again after a back to back loses to Fernando Martinez.

So all is not lost to the Filipino former champion, I think he is still in his prime at 31 years old. And probably fighting at 115 lbs and defending it nine times might have a affect on his body as it can no longer commit to that weight. So good move by him to go up in weight class and then fight a journey man to somewhat have his belief that he can still pull the trigger and fight and knockout anyone.

[Baofeng]

Unfortunately, Bornea was not lucky against Martinez as he has lost the fight as the referee step up and halt it because of too much blood from from his lacerated right earlobe.

And Martinez just started to plummet the Filipino here, and at the time of the stoppage, Martinez is ahead on the judges scorecard.

With that win, he successfully defended his belt against his mandatory. Nothing to be ashamed on Bornea though, he has given everything in this fight and showed big heart but Martinez is really highly skilled and just too much aggression.