Boxing Results: Revenge: Munguia learns from the past, dominates the tired surface in the return match, although there is no significant improvement

The former weight hero of the medium weight, Jaemy Monguia (45-2, 35 Cos), won his revenge by beating Bruno Soras (26-1-2, 5 Cos) by a unanimous decision of 12 rounds on Saturday night in the return match at the place in his Rio, Saudi Arabia.

SURACE, 26, looked like 24k gold early, as he reached the mongy -like -likeness of munch and repeatedly with the hands of lightning. The shots were striking, and the effect was impressive.

Source fades

Bruno’s action firmly decreased from the fifteen to twelve tours. She allowed Mongoya to take over and coasts to win.

In the middle of the fighting point, Bruno began to go out, give the ground, and failed to keep working in the center of the ring. He was not beaten by Munguia, however he would retreat to the ropes and cover up like the partner of the debate. Mongoya benefited from this to create tours and win the rounds.

In the tours from 10 to 12, you can say that Soras was tired and had nothing of his strength. He threw the severe punches in those tours and was often moving and flying.

Mongoya was more disciplined tonight, as he kept his guard and not fighting against Source as it was last December when he went out in six rounds in Tijuana, Mexico.

I hope to say that Munguia seemed to have improved huge from his previous battle, but I could not. He still seemed to be the same competitor who was always going through throughout his career. The difference was that Source was worse. None of the strength he had in the early rounds per second, and allowing Mongoya to hit him at the will.

Any competitor in the average weight in the department had done the same with Soras, which Mongoya did. He happened to be the man he was facing tonight because of the need for the return match.

Edgar Birlanga talks about his desire to fight against Mongoya if he won his battle on July 12 against Hamza Shiraz in New York City. This may be an option for Munguia if he wants a nice payment day. The battle of 50-50 will be between two defective competitors.