BOXING
Bloodbath: Esparza’s huge cut force corner to stop fight at 10th round, Estrada wins via TKO
The fight between two warriors had finally come to a close with Seniesa Estrada winning via 10th round TKO as Marlen Esparza’s corner called it a quit due to her nasty cut in the forehead caused by a head butt.
Estrada remained unbeaten (18-0, 8 KOs) and seized the vacant WBA interim women’s flyweight title.
She also lived up to her moniker “super bad” as the fight turned out to be real bloodied.
Esparza, however, earned much respect to the crowd and to the people watching with her perseverance and heart to still go all out despite her ‘Badou Jack” cut. She now had her first defeat (7 wins, 1 loss, 1 KO).
The cut came in the fifth round with a head butt, Esparza, however, fought through the bleeding until the ninth round where he was again head butted. The blood shedding in her face hindered her from seeing.
The rivalry of the two fighters was a year in the making with their unending verbal altercation that started on social media.
![\"\"](\"https://johnmelosportnewsandentertainment.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/4PpR9DQ-1-1024x721.jpeg\")
“I had an amazing training camp and I felt great tonight. Head butt or not, I still whooped her ass every round. I didn’t really target it too much. I felt great, I’m made for the late rounds. I can go 15 rounds, take it back old school.” Estrada said.
But the despite the win, it seems that the beef isn’t over yet.
“No, the beef is not settled. Respect to her team, but I still don’t like her,” she added.
The judges scored the fight, 90-81, 89-82, 88-83, still in favor of Estrada.
En Yuksek Oranlarla Mostbet Bahis Sitesi
Undisputed heavyweight champ Usyk gets detained
Warriors picks 7-footer Quinten Post
-
Featured2 years agoNBA further suspends Ja Morant for eight games after conducting own investigation
-
Featured2 years agoNBA reveals participants in All-Star Saturday night
-
Featured2 years agoWarriors hold off Kings to even series at two
-
Featured2 years agoLakers, Hawks secure playoffs after play-in wins
-
Featured2 years agoHachimura leads Lakers’ offense as LA takes Game 1 over Memphis
-
Featured2 years agoMichael Jordan donates $10 million to Make-A-Wish America for his 60th birthday
-
BOXING2 years agoDavis: Seven o eight rounds for Ryan Garcia
-
BOXING2 years agoJake Paul eyes Tommy Fury, Nate Diaz, and KSI fights in 2023