Jaime Aaron Munguia Escobedo vs. Bruno Surace & Jorge Garcia Perez vs. Kudratillo Abdukakhorov RBR.

He skyrockets to the top of the glass jaw rankings!

 

Last year Adrien Curiel and his four KO's produced an unlikely one hitter quitter against a prohibitive favorite in Siveanthi Nontshinga. I guess I shouldn't be that surprised that Surace and his four KO's produced a similar result in similar fashion.

Sometimes, boxers just find the sweet spot...and Bruno had already been making consistent contact with it as it wasn't being particularly well defended.

 

Imagine if he actually fought GGG way back when LOL

 

I'm genuinely shocked by this. Good on the Frenchman.

 

More surprising than the result was how quick the ref was to stop the fight. That was genuinely shocking. He basically counted him out at 9. I was stunned by that. In Tijuana? Really?

Is this why the US books pulled the line on this fight 4 days ago and never reposted when the line was up for 2 months?

 

He did it for Maximilian I of Mexico haha

 

Holy ****! I didn't even bother too watch it tonight. Munguia was a -2500.

 

Anything can happen in boxing. This was Munguia's 4th fight of the year. Only 4 KOs but he's been fighting mostly 6 rounders. Jamie got lulled into a false sense of security, thinking he was making easy work of the challenger. One surprise punch at lightning speed can change the fight. What an upset!

 

Surace won’t throw a cleaner right hand in his whole career… and it landed FLUSH on the button. It’s boxing, it happens.

 

what do you mean not acceptable? In this sport, a properly connected punch can knock out or hurt anybody. We’ve seen it throughout boxing history.

 

Doubtful

 

For starters Munguia has always shown good whiskers, he's proven that. Secondly KO ratios aren't the be all and end all. Danny Garcia could bang but didn't have the highest KO ratio. Lastly I have a feeling that Canelo may have half opened the jar when he dropped and hurt Munguia for the first time. When a fighter gets dropped and hurt it can lie on them and diminish their durability for longer than people realise.

I'm not hyping Canelo up here because he's not in my top 10 ATG at super middle but I do think there may be other factors. I also think while Canelo has clearly ducked Benavidez, he'd have a good chance of beating him.

 

I remember debating with a guy trying to tell me Muniga was the next big thing who had a better record than Loma my post above says it all Muniga was never that good.