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theanticool · 3 months
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2022.05.21 Jamel Herring vs Jamaine Ortiz légers
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Teofimo Lopez Defeats Jamaine Ortiz By Decision
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Published: February 09, 2024
Teofimo Lopez Defeats Jamaine Ortiz By Decision
LAS VEGAS — Teofimo Lopez (20-1, 13 KOs) defended his WBO and Ring Magazine junior welterweight world titles with a unanimous decision win over Jamaine Ortiz (17-2-1, 8 KOs) Thursday evening at Michelob ULTRA Arena at Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino in Las Vegas. Lopez was the aggressor, while Ortiz employed a cautious strategy that resulted in exchanges that were few and far between. Ortiz, who normally fights from an orthodox stance, boxed from the outside as a southpaw, using footwork and jabs to set up quick counters. Lopez pushed forward, bursting with jabs and right hands, though he had difficulty cutting off the ring, especially following the third and fourth rounds. In the seventh round, a clash of heads caused a cut on Ortiz’s left eyebrow, and he seemed to slow down. But Ortiz continued to pepper shots from a distance, while Lopez accelerated his offense. One judge scored the bout 117-111, and the other two had it 115-113. Lopez swept the final three rounds on all three judges' cards. Lopez said, "I tried my best for the people. I even tried to box going backward, and he didn’t want to commit. “Glory is next for me. None of these guys want to fight me. I’ll fight {Terence} Crawford at a catchweight. I’m here. I’m ready. I’ve always been ready.  I’m younger, prettier, and a two-time unified champion at 25. “We’re talking about a lightweight {Keyshawn Davis}. He hasn’t done anything. Just like Vasiliy Lomachenko told me: If you want to fight me, you’ve got to get a world title. If you want to fight the king, get a world title.”
Ortiz said, “I stuck to the game plan. I was listening to my corner and my team. I was doing good. I thought I was winning. That’s what I believe. I believe I won the fight. What can I say? I came up short once again. “I just felt like he couldn’t hit me. I was making him miss all night. I was countering. I was making him miss. I was hitting him with the jab and the check hook. I just felt like he wasn’t landing any shots on me.” “I always stay true to who I am. But we’ll go back to the drawing board, make some adjustments, and come back for a title shot.”
Keyshawn Davis Stops Jose Pedraza in Co-Feature
Davis Puts Lightweight Division on Notice Keyshawn Davis (10-0, 7 KOs) made a statement tonight. The 24-year-old Olympic silver medalist earned his most important victory yet by vanquishing former two-division world champion Jose Pedraza (29-6-1, 14 KOs) via sixth-round TKO. After studying Pedraza for two rounds, Davis kicked his offense into high gear, using lead left hands to prepare vicious fusillades in the third and fourth rounds. Pedraza survived, so Davis boxed on the outside in the fifth. But he reinitiated his attack in the sixth, landing several combos before forcing referee Tom Taylor to stop the fight.  Davis said, “Throughout this whole training camp, I’ve been saying that I’m the best at 135. Everyone kept saying, ‘You’ve got to get the stoppage. You’ve got to get the knockout.’ But I told everyone to not worry about it and just watch me work. And that’s exactly what happened. I got the stoppage. “Teofimo has been doing a lot of talking lately. I’ll go up to 140 and fight Teofimo. What’s up?! Get this win tonight. You already know how I’m coming. You and your father. So, let’s set it up. I’l come straight to 140. Let’s go! And if you’re scared, Teofimo, then {Emanuel} Navarrete. He is a hell of a fighter. It would be an honor to get in the ring with you after you capture the WBO title. So let’s do it." Lightweight: Mexican warrior Rene Tellez Giron (19-3, 12 KOs) overcame height and reach disadvantages to upset George Acosta (17-2, 3 KOs) via eight-round unanimous decision. Acosta tried his best to keep Giron off him, but Giron closed the distance and landed several punches in the second and third rounds. Giron landed a right hook in the fifth that floored Acosta, who survived an onslaught to the body before the two went toe-to-toe in the final rounds. Scores: 79-72, 78-73 and 76-75.
Middleweight: Javier Martinez (10-0-1, 3 KOs) notched an eight-round unanimous decision win against Raul Salomon (12-3, 10 KOs). Martinez used a high guard to defend against Salomon as he pushed forward. Both found their rhythm in the center of the ring by the middle rounds, where Martinez landed power shots to the head and body with ease on an unrelenting Salomon. Scores: 79-73 and 78-74 2x.
Lightweight: Abdullah Mason (12-0, 10 KOs) had his first scheduled eight-rounder tonight, but he only needed two rounds to obliterate the previously unbeaten Benjamim Gurment (8-1-3, 5 KOs). After dropping him with a series of shots, Mason landed a counter left hand that immediately floored the Texas hopeful. Time of stoppage: 1:29.
Lightweight: Charlie Sheehy (9-0, 5 KOs) remained undefeated with an eight-round points verdict over rugged Mexican Abdel Sauceda (12-4, 8 KOs). Sheehy maintained distance with sharp jabs and quick footwork. Saucedo came on strong in the final two rounds, but it was not enough to win a single round. Scores: 80-72 3x.
Lightweight: Alan "Kid Kansas" Garcia (11-0, 9 KOs) dropped Tomas Ornelas (7-4, 5 KOs) with left hook to the temple before ending the fight with a rib-shattering left hook to the body at :51 of the first round. Heavyweight: Lemir Isom-Riley (4-2, 2 KOs) upset hometown favorite Antonio Zepeda (6-2, 6 KOs) via third-round TKO. Zepeda took a pair of knees in the third after appearing to suffer an injury. Time of stoppage: 1:28.   Junior Welterweight: Art Barrera Jr. (3-0, 3 KOs), the latest fistic prodigy to come out of the Robert Garcia Boxing Academy, scored a first-round KO win over Michael Portales (3-3-1, 1 KO). Time of stoppage: 1:41.
(Featured Photo: Mikey Williams/Top Rank)
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mikheyev-soupboy · 3 months
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I love that teofimo lopez is actually secretly a theatre kid - walkout to greatest showman with full choreography
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ebbythust · 2 years
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Vasiliy Lomachenko vs. Jamaine Ortiz - Das offizielle Wiegen aus New York City
Vasiliy Lomachenko vs. Jamaine Ortiz – Das offizielle Wiegen aus New York City
Vasiliy Lomachenko vs. Jamaine Ortiz, nach dem offiziellen Wiegen in New York. Foto: Mikey Williams/Top Rank Auch der zweifache Olympiasieger Robeisy Ramirez im Rahmen, sowie auch Richard Torrez Jr., Nico Ali Walsh, Tiger Johnson u.a. Der frühere Weltmeister in drei Gewichtsklassen Vasiliy Lomachenko und der in 17 Kämpfen unbesiegte Emporkömmling Jamaine Ortiz werden ihre Bekanntschaft in New…
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party-slug · 2 years
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also lomacheko is back in the states and training. supposedly for a tune up with jamaine ortiz
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PESAJE TEOFIMO "TAKEOVER" LOPEZ VS JAMAINE "TECHNICIAN" ORTIZ MAÑANA ESP...
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theanticool · 8 months
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Jamaine Ortiz vs Jamel Herring - 5/21/2022
Jamaine Ortiz arrived in 2022. First he took an upset win over Jamel Herring, then he took Lomachenko to the brink. He hasn't fought since losing out to Loma but he's set to make his return to the ring this Friday (Sept. 16) against Antonio Moran (29-5-1) on the undercard of Luis Alberto Lopez-Joet Gonzalez on ESPN.
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thehiphopunderground · 3 months
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WATCH: Teofimo Lopez Predicts Knockout in Upcoming Fight with Jamaine Ortiz
WATCH: Teofimo Lopez Predicts Knockout in Upcoming Fight with Jamaine Ortiz
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2022.10.29 Vasyl Lomachenko vs Jamaine Ortiz légers
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frontproofmedia · 3 months
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Teofimo Lopez and Jamaine Ortiz Prepare for Junior Welterweight World Title Showdown
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Published: February 06, 2024
Lopez-Ortiz and Keyshawn Davis-Jose Pedraza will be broadcast THURSDAY live on ESPN, ESPN Deportes, and ESPN+ beginning at 10:30 p.m. ET/7:30 p.m. PT
LAS VEGAS— Teofimo Lopez (19-1, 13 KOs) and Jamaine Ortiz (17-1-1, 8 KOs) hosted their public workouts today ahead of their showdown for Lopez's WBO and Ring Magazine junior welterweight world titles this Thursday, Feb. 8 at Michelob ULTRA Arena at Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino in Las Vegas. In the 10-round lightweight co-feature, U.S. Olympic silver medalist Keyshawn Davis (9-0, 6 KOs) faces Puerto Rican former two-division world champion Jose “Sniper” Pedraza (29-5-1, 14 KOs).   Lopez-Ortiz and Davis-Pedraza will be broadcast live on ESPN, ESPN Deportes, and ESPN+ beginning at 10:30 p.m. ET/7:30 p.m. PT. Undercard action, streaming live and exclusively on ESPN+ at 6:30 p.m. ET/3:30 p.m. PT, will include the following fights: George Acosta vs. Rene Tellez Giron, 8 rounds, lightweight Javier Martinez vs. Raul Salomon, 8 rounds, middleweight Abdullah Mason vs. Benjamin Gurment, 8 rounds, lightweight Charlie Sheehy vs. Abdel Sauceda, 8 rounds, lightweight Alan Garcia vs. Tomas Ornelas, 6 rounds, lightweight Antonio Zepeda vs. Lemir Isom-Riley, 6 rounds, heavyweight  Art Barrera Jr. vs. Michael Portales, 4 rounds, junior welterweight This is what the fighters had to say:
Teofimo Lopez “It’s a super fight. It’s great to be back. I’m here to do it for everyone and the next generation. I’m excited. Everybody is here to see greatness.” “Talk is cheap. He can say what he wants, but it’s a lot different when they feel these punches. I love guys like him who think they can take this. But I’m 'The Takeover.'” “I’m not one dimensional. I’m universal. I’ve got plans from A to Z. I’ve been training since last August. So, I’m ready.” Jamaine Ortiz “I’m feeling great. I’m ready to put on a show and have some fun. That’s all I’m here to do, to have some fun. I’m excited to be crowned world champion. My time is coming. This Thursday, I will be crowned the new champ at 140.” “I’m bringing my heart. I’m bringing everything, my soul, my whole body. I’m willing to risk my life in the ring. He beat me before. I still have that in mind. So, I’m going to avenge that loss.” Keyshawn Davis “I feel excited. I feel good. I can’t wait for Thursday. I’m looking forward to an amazing performance. I’m trying to stop Pedraza. He’s only been stopped once, by another Davis. Now it’s going to happen with a Davis from a new generation. I feel like this is my breakout fight. It’s going to put me at the top level.“ “He has experience, but I’ve dealt with that before. It doesn’t make a difference. It’s just another fighter and another opponent coming to win. This is going to be a fight. I finally feel like I’m going to be in there with someone who can really fight. Whatever game plan he has, I feel like he’s going to test me. And I’m going to rise to the occasion.”
Jose Pedraza 
“It’s been a year since I fought, so I'm happy to be back. I can’t wait to fight Keyshawn Davis.”
“Keyshawn is an excellent boxer, but I have more  experience. He has a lot of experience, too, but as an amateur. He has a typical North American style, so I expect a good fight from him.”
“I feel stronger at lightweight. This is my division. When I moved up to junior welterweight, it wasn’t because I couldn’t make the weight. I had a goal of becoming a three-weight world champion." Alan Garcia “I’m very excited to be on another great Top Rank card. I’m ready to show what a kid from Kansas can do. In every camp, I work on hurting my opponent, but I’m always prepared to go the distance.” Charlie Sheehy “I feel good to be fighting in my first eight-rounder. I’m meant for more rounds as I’ll be able to finally implement a game plan and break people down.” Abdullah Mason “I’ve been ready to fight eight rounds for a while now. I'm looking forward to longer fights and more durable opponents so I can work towards breaking them down.” Javier Martinez “I’ve watched a lot of film, and I’m prepared to do what I gotta do. I don’t like to predict. But with the way I’ve prepared, I’ll be looking to finish it soon.
(Featured Photo: Mikey Williams/Top Rank)
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WATCH: Teofimo Lopez Predicts Knockout in Upcoming Fight with Jamaine Ortiz
WATCH: Teofimo Lopez Predicts Knockout in Upcoming Fight with Jamaine Ortiz
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Yahoo Deportes Vasyl Lomachenko y su magistral pelea contra Devin Haney, que los jueces no le dieron como victoria Omar Peralta
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Vasyl Lomachenko llegó a Las Vegas como carne de cañón. La lógica que impera en el boxeo lo necesitaba: el veterano que debe ceder la estafeta a la nueva estrella. Una nueva estrella como Devin Haney, invicto en 29 peleas y campeón indiscutido de los pesos ligeros (135 libras). Alejado del boxeo en 2022 por la invasión a su país, Ucrania, Lomachenko dejó muchas dudas en su regreso, en octubre pasado contra Jamaine Ortiz. El coro de voces boxísticas tenía una certeza: no era el mismo de antes.
Ese declive natural se contraponía con el ascenso de Haney, que el año pasado superó dos veces a George Kambosos Jr. para ganar y luego retener los cinturones mundiales. Más alto, más pesado (Haney rehidrata bastante bien las libras que pierde), y más joven (24 años): todo estaba a favor del californiano. Pero en la previa necesitó darse confianza a sí mismo. Por eso empujó vulgarmente a Lomachenko en la conferencia del día antes. La demanda popular le pidió al ucraniano una última noche de magia.
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ebbythust · 2 years
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Die anstehenden Kämpfe weltweit für den Monat Oktober
Die anstehenden Kämpfe weltweit für den Monat Oktober
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