Ricardo Sandovals (27-2, 18 Kos) took off the WBA and WBC Flyweight champion Andshiro Teraji (25-2, 16 Kos), Wednesday night in Jokohama aunt, Jokohama, Japan, winning a 12-round decision.
The results were 117-110, 115-112 Sandoval and 114-113 Teraji. You can say that the judge who received it wide, Sandova, 26, was too generous in his assessment because it was much closer than the 117-110 he turned on. Interestingly, the visiting fighter was given favorable results with a wide margin, not a home guy Teraji.
At first, the terraji looked like he would be too good for Sandoval using movement and fast combinations to get better from the American. In the fifth round, Terraji, 33, dropped Sandoval with his right hand at his head.
Terraji Fatigue: The main factor
Sandoval returned strongly, attacking the terraj with body shots and continuous pressure to wear an older fighter. Sandoval pressure slowly lowered the terraji, who looked exhausted in the ninth round. His speed, movement and power deteriorated in the last four rounds of the consequences of permanent Sandoval’s attacks.
The end result was due to the terraji fatigue rather than Sandoval’s fatigue, which looked particularly excellent. Perhaps the battle was a role in the brutal 12 -round battle, which Teraji was four months ago against Seigo Yuri Akui on March 13 in Japan.
Although the Teraji won the 12th round, it was a razor and the approaching competition until then, and he had taken a lot of shots from Akui. The terraji part was a mistake to return to the ring to defend the title against a hungry, motivated Sandovala without proper rest.
Sandoval’s relentless pressure wins
The energy level of Teraji was not as they had been in the fight against Akui, and he was practicing the same type of pressure throughout the fight, but against a better fighter than Sandoval.
Early morning time tonight, Teraji against Sandoval made us fan watching. Many American fans did not get the opportunity to see the fight. In addition, promoting the fight was not to create great interest in the casual boxing fans to get up at 5:00 to watch.
Last updated 2010.07.30.
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