Rolly Romero withdraws from the tremendous discomfort on Ryan Garcia

In the third main event of the City of Wolves, which took place at the Intersection of the notorious Times Square in New York, Rollando, Romero, was not expected as Ryan Garcia (24-2, 20 Cos) defeated by the unintended decision.

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Romero dominated the battle when his strength fell in the second round. From that point forward, Rolli managed to stay the front hostility as he was on his way to victory through dozens (115-112, 115-112,118-109).

In the opening round of the match, both fighters passed by the feeling by trying to establish the strike. In the second round, Romero fell a double left hook that sent Garcia to the fabric.

Ryan Garcia managed to get up, and when he rose to his feet, Romero was in the attack, but Garcia was able to survive. In the third and fourth rounds, Romero remained aggressive as he used the paranormal and repeatedly threw the body.

Garcia managed to land in a decent left hook in the fifth round, but he was unable to drop the bullet as he wanted. Rolli Romero was fully aware of Garcia’s deadly hij’s hook and pledged to take it away by placing his right glove on his face constantly.

Romero’s offensive activity was helping him with regard to banking tours and extending its performance cards. Garcia finally managed to join the eighth round, where he suffered from success in working outside the strike.

During the next two rounds, Romero managed to maintain the match at a moderate pace as he continued to land, shots to the body, and amazing right. At the end of the tenth round, Garcia coach, Derek James, gave Garcia an emotional motivational speech.

Unfortunately, Garcia did not respond to the speech. Instead of showing the feeling of urgency by going out, Garcia chose to make a lot of demonstration and throw one shot at a time. At the end of the 12 -round competition, Rolley Romero won a unanimous decision.

Ryan Garcia is a talented fighter, but if you are able to accelerate his left signature, he is limited to the attack. He also has a randomly left hook instead of creating his money strategically.

Rolli Romero (17-2, 13 Cos) remained disciplined, implemented his game plan, and published a sudden discomfort. With victory, Romero won the WBA (regular) weight.