Julio Chavez vs Hector Camacho Jr

Chavez vs Camacho, Mexico vs Puerto Rico, you know the comparisons will be drawn 

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Julio Chavez vs Hector Camacho Jr
Saturday, June 19, 2021, in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico, or if need be, in your living room on Pay-Per-View through Global Sports Streaming’s Best In Boxing.

The word has certainly gotten out. The upcoming clash of the 58-year-old Julio Cesar Chavez (107-6-2, 85 KOs) of Culiacan, Sinaloa, Mexico by way of Ciudad Obregon, Sonora, Mexico accepting the challenge of the revenge-minded 42-year-old Hector “Machito” Camacho Jr. (59-7-1, 33 KOs) from New York, New York by way of San Juan, Puerto Rico is now set in stone for Saturday, June 21, 2021, in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico.

It’s for sure many a comparison will be made between the patriarchs and their offspring, those boxers with Mexican and Puerto Rican ancestry. It’s the same way the soccer fan raves about having the best soccer team be they from Brazil, Germany or Argentina. A devout Boxing fan recognizes how foolhardy it is to compare Julio Cesar Chavez and his record to most any other boxer. His accomplishments will no doubt stand the test of time.

Still, that reality can’t stop some diehards from doing their own overview of the boxers with Mexican or Puerto Rican blood. Throughout our overview, you have to remember that different times bred different results. While some boxers came off the streets, others had the very best of training from an early age or received the proper guidance through a concerned parent.

On the night of September 12, 1992, when Hector “Macho” Camacho and Julio Cesar Chavez battled it out for the WBC World Super Lightweight title it was the Macho Man who got the rare beating.

Hector Camacho (r) and the victorious Julio Cesar Chavez (l) address the media after Camacho’s capitulation, good old fashion ass whooping. Camacho had gone from being his former braggadocios self to heaping high praise on his opponent.

Since his father’s unfortunate passing on November 24, 2012, Hector “Machito” Camacho Jr. has taken over the reins of the family and represented his family in the squared circle.

From here down we’re going to attempt to give you the best possible overview of Hector Camacho Jr.’s career up to this point.

October 23, 1998, at the Trump Marina Hotel Casino in Atlantic City, the 20-year-old Hector Camacho Jr. (17-0, 10 KOs) won a unanimous decision victory, 96-92, 96-93, 95-93 over Freddy Curiel (14-3-1, 5 KOs).

December 3, 1998, Casino Magic, Bay Saint Louis, Mississippi, the 142 lb., 20-year-old Hector Camacho Jr. (18-0, 10 KOs) won a 10 round mixed decision win over Wayne Boudreaux (24-13, 13 KOs) in a Super Lightweight contest.

May 8, 1999, Miccosukee Indian Gaming Resort, Miami, Florida the 20-year-old welterweight Hector Camacho Jr. stopped the 30-year-old Roberto Nunez (15-3, 14 KOs) in the first round.

After Nunez in May of 1999, Camacho Jr. went on to defeat such notables as Miguel Angel Ruiz (21-5-1), Simon Gonzalez (25-8-2), Juan Carlos Rodriguez (36-12-2), Harold Warren (43-11), Manard Reed (20-1), Phillip Holiday (36-3-1), Joe Hutchinson (18-1-2), Rocky Martinez (34-4-1) and Larry LaCoursiere (26-8) to improve his record to 32-0, 18 KOs.

July 7, 2001, at Key Span Park, Brooklyn, New York, the 22-year-old super lightweight Hector Camacho Jr., now 32-0, 18 KOs was up 49-46, 48-47, and 49-46 after 5 rounds versus the well respected Jesse James “the Texas Tornado” Leija (42-5-2) when the bout was suddenly stopped due to a head-butt. At first, Camacho Jr. received the Technical decision win which a few days later changed to a “No Contest”. Was it time to hire a lawyer?

This may have been the turning point in Camacho Jr.’s career as things started slowing down. He did fight in November, a TKO win over Eric Jakubowski (21-8) but for this fight he weighed in at 152 lbs. He was now creeping ever so close to becoming a Middleweight (154-160).

Above is a collage of photos of the 29-year-old Omar Gabriel Weis (with his record at the time standing at 33 wins, 3 losses, 3 ties, 19 KOs at the time of his meeting of Hector “Machito” Camacho Jr. who’s record at the time was 33-0, 19 KOs.

On Thursday, March 21, 2002, at the Celebrity Theater in Phoenix, Arizona, Hector Camacho Jr., at the age of 23 and weighing 147 lbs., lost his first fight, a 94-95, 94-96 and 93-96 decision loss to the visitor from Buenos Aires, Argentina, a 5’7″ tall, 141 pounder, Omar “Tito” Weis who with the win moved up to (34-3-3, 16 KOs).

Omar Chavez
Ramon Alvarez
Over the years we’ve seen quite a few of these boxing standouts infiltrate the U. S. and oftentimes they do well because their opponent is often hand-picked. How so? Since it is an expensive proposition, the airfare, the hotel/motel stay, the hiring of a top trainer, and the proposition they worked out with the obliging promoter, a certain victory is called for. In other words, someone has to have a lot of confidence in their prospect. When it comes to Buenos Aires, Argentina, the names Marcos René Maidana, Sergio Martinez and Lucas Martín Matthysse come to mine. Like Mr. Weis, they came, they saw and they conquered. Weis’ only infraction during his contest with Hector Camacho Jr.? He received a point deduction for a low blow in round #8. Otherwise, the victory was his

We are back at it with GSS Presents PPV series. This time we are working with Paco Presents and Fabrica De Campeones. They have put together a great fight card for fight fans. This is the second in their weekday boxing series. This is our first Tuesday night fight so we are hoping that we can get a lot of viewership to support all the fighters. This card is only in Spanish for viewers. (Esta tarjeta está solo en español para espectadores.) Next show we are hoping to have our English speaking broadcaster back at the venue.

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Tuesday, December 8th, 6 pm pst

Fight Card

Main Event 10 Round Lightweight

FRANCISCO JAVIER LOPEZ vs IVAN LEON BENITEZ

Co-Main Event 10 Round Bantamweights

ALEJANDRO SANTIAGO vs ERICK GONZALEZ

8 Rounds Super Featherweights

CRISTIAN CRUZ vs FRANCISCO ALARCON

6 Rounds Featherweights

FRANCISCO JULIAN RODRIGUEZ vs JONATHAN GIOVANNI TORRES

6 Rounds Flyweights

BRYAN LUNA vs JOSE GIOVANNY PINEDO

6 Rounds Flyweights

DANNY ANDUJO vs FELIPE AYON DIMAS

6 Rounds Featherweights

ANTHONY REYES vs JOSE GUEVARA

4 Rounds Featherweights

CHRISTIAN EDUARDO SANTIAGO vs MIGUEL ALEJANDRO PEREZ

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We are back live Friday the 13th of December with more live boxing for fight fans all over the world. We have ten fights on the card and it is a card stacked with prospects from the US and Mexico. This will be our first time working with Toscano Boxing Promotions and from what we’ve seen so far they have put together a great card. The matches will bring exciting boxing action from young hungry prospects.
Here is the breakdown:

The 411:
The show is presented by @ToscanoBoxingpromotions Friday, December 13th is the show date. The show starts at 8:30 pm pst.
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On the card:
Main Event
RICARDO “HINDU” ESPINOZA vs ANDRES GARCIA GUZMAN
Co-Main Event
ANTONIO “RICKY” PEREZ vs ARMANDO “EL MOTO”MARISCAL
Undercard
EDWYN “TRIBI” FLORES vs LUIS JAVIER VALDEZ
Brandon “Metralleta” Rivas vs SAMUEL ALMONTES
MANUEL JAIMES vs ALBERTO “COBRA” GUZMAN
MARIO ALBERTO RAMIREZ vs ERIK “EL GUERO” CASTILLO
JOSE “EL KARMA” ALVARADO vs JESUS DIAZ CANTU
VINCENT “THE BEAST” AVINA vs CARLOS LOZANO
WADE JONES III vs ABRAHAM GILBERTO ROSAS
SERGIO “EL SIRENITO” PEREZ vs TBA

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GSS Presents Punch Drunk

With Courtney Perna

Our guests are Diego Magdaleno and Armando Bareno.

Global Sports Streaming always looks for ways to expose athletes to a larger audience. We created this podcast as a way of doing that for our athletes. Since day one we’ve been about bringing exposure for athletes that are overlooked by the networks, promoters and sports organizations. This is one more step in that direction.

The Players

Courtney Perna is a Lifestyle Television Host (who recently took home an Emmy Award for Best On-Camera Talent for my role on “Las Vegas NOW.” Yay!)Besides being a Journalist, she is also a Producer with vast experience both in front of and behind the camera, plus proven Social Media Marketing skills. Before her TV Host position on Las Vegas NOW at KLAS, hosted the “The Morning Blend” on WFTX in Fort Myers, FL, and I was a Feature Reporter / Producer/ Fill-in Host in Houston (DMA 8) on “Great Day Houston” (morning talk show on KHOU 11).

In this episode, Courtney sits down with Champion boxer Diego Magdaleno and talks about family life, two other professional boxers in the family, life after Top Rank and his upcoming fight. Courtney, also talks with founder of Global Sports Streaming Armando Bareno about the difficulties in building a startup and what drives him to make GSS a success.

What’s next?

GSS Presents will be a monthly podcast with fighters from our show Best in Boxing and recognizable faces in boxing. GSS, through hard work and a passion for sports is creating a family of athletes and fans who can gather around common interests. Although we are new in the broadcasting game we have a lot of followers coming together to enjoy sports and engage with each other. Through shows like our new podcast we are growing that fanbase at the same time connecting more athletes to that fanbase.


Stacked Boxing Card

October 11th starting at 7:30 PM PST / 10:30 PM EST we start our next live stream on Fight Hub TV on Youtube.

Borizteca Boxing Promotions, our partner in SoCal, is moving from Tijuana, Mexico to San Diego, CA. Borizteca has partnered up with Bobby D. Promotions and House of Boxing to put together a great fight card. They’ve also partnered up with Team Canelo Alvarez who will be adding two fighters to the card.

The fight card has a few Best in Boxing veterans on the card. Fighters Kevin Torres, Ricardo Valdovinos, Adrian Gutierrez, Giovannie Gonzalez, and Jorge Marron Jr. have all fought on Best in Boxing. Kevin Torres and Ricardo Valdovinos with over 15 fights combined on Best in Boxing between them. All of them keep making the show because they are all action fighters and always entertain the fans.

Potential Fight of the Night honors will more than likely go to Ricardo Valdovinos vs Giovannie Gonzalez. Ricardo and 7-0-1 and Giovannie at 9-3 will be in each others faces all night long. We are really looking forward to this fight as well as our broadcast team. On the broadcast team we have Marcos Villegas, Chris Martin and Kevin Ottley. (We have a new member coming on board in November. We will get back to you soon about the big news.)

Here are the rest of the fighters on the card:

KEVIN TORRES vs TBD (Main Event)
RICARDO VALDOVINOS vs GIOVANNI GONZALEZ (Co-Main Event)
JORGE MARRON JR.vs GOZALO DALLERA
ADRIAN GUTIERREZ vs CARLOS HUERTA
LAZARO LORENZANA vs TBD
OLUWAFEMI OYELEYE vs TBD
SANTOS ORTEGA vs TBD
DARNELL PRICE vs TBD

We will be broadcasting on Fight Hub TV on Youtube as normal but we will also be simultaneously streaming to Best in Boxing Twitter, Best in Boxing Facebook, Global Sports Streaming Facebook, Global Sports Streaming Youtube and BestinBoxing.com.
We look forward to giving fans all the locations they need to be able to watch the show.

Roberto Meza at 12 and 1 is looking to take a step up in competition. Before this fight was put together his team approached Borizteca Boxing Promoter Saul Rios asking for a step up in competition. They took a look at Angel Viedas https://youtu.be/wUvt-Y2iMHs who fought on Best in Boxing on February 15 Fight Night Friday card. They liked what they saw and believed they could beat Angel. The fight got done a couple of weeks later and now Roberto will be facing the veteran who has a great record of 23-9-1. At 31 Angel is looking to make some moves himself and beat this up and coming prospect. Angel looked sharp in his last fight and does not plan on being a stepping stone to Roberto.
Best in Boxing has brought back Five time World Champion Carina Moreno. Her fight against Cinthia Martinez will be her second fight in her comeback after her five-year retirement. She never lost the hunger to fight and never stopped training, even after retirement. She is looking to make another run at a title and is excited about the reason exposure female boxers are receiving in the US. She hopes to make some big paydays on the way to another title.
We have some heavyweight action on the card with Big George Thompson. George approached Founder and President of Global Sports Streaming, Armando Bareno, and asked if he’d give George the opportunity to fight. George’s record is 2 wins and 3 losses and he is 42 years old. Most promoters wouldn’t touch George because of his age, record and he’s a 250-pound southpaw. Mr.Bareno, always looking to give fighters an opportunity talked with Saul Rios (Borizteca) about finding him an opponent in Mexico to fight. It took over a year and a half to find a slot on a card and now finally George is getting his opportunity to fight. “Best in Boxing was started to help fighters just like George when other outlets won’t give fighters like him a chance.” George is certainly looking to make the most of his opportunity.

Here is the full fight line up:

ROBERTO MEZA vs ANGEL VIEDAS
CARINA MORENO vs CINTHIA MARTINEZ
MARIO RAMIREZ vs JOSE EDUARDO POOM
BRANDON VALDES vs ALEJANDRO ZARATE
GIOVANNIE GONZALEZ vs TBA
MARIO AGUIRRE vs JESUS OTERO
GEORGE THOMPSON vs ALEJANDRO GARDUñO
MANUEL JAIMES vs NOE ONTIVEROS
JOSE MARIA CARRILLO vs TBA

And special attraction Dewayne Beamon

Global Sports Streaming
Domonique Dolton Returns to the Ring Feb 15 to take on Ramon Barajas. Also on the card Kevin Torres, Jorge Tito Ruiz and Marco Arroyo

February 15th we have plenty of boxing action coming your way!

We have nine live fights being live streamed all over the world for fight fans.

Fights start at 7:00 PM PST / 10 PM EST and will be broadcast on Fight Hub TV on Youtube
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In the main event we have Super Welterweight showdown between Domonique Dolton of Detroit and Ramon Barajas out of Tepic, Nayarit, Mexico. In the Co-main event Kevin Torres returns to the ring after his first loss against Jorge Alberto Brito. Kevin looks to get back to his winning ways against Manuel Venenzuela. If you missed this fight definitely watch it on Youtube

Here is the rest of the fights on the card. Carina Moreno vs Judith Vivanco Angel Viedas vs Manuel Sandoval Jorge Ruiz vs Jose Eduardo Poom Marco Arroyo vs Alberto Martinez Koran Proctor vs Abraham Yocupicio Rafael Sandoval vs TBA Amir Elsaey vs Aron Franco One Fighter to note is Carina Moreno. At 23-6 she is an all action fighter that always leaves fans satisfied with her performance http://www.womenboxing.com/biog/cmoreno.htm
Jorge “Tito” Ruiz is looking to get his career back on track after taking some time off from the sport. Tito had to take some time off after a lung infection wouldn’t allow his body to compete at a professional level. He is back training and ready to get back to his winning ways.
Marco Arroyo will be fighing his second fight of his career. He looked impressive in his first win so we are expecting big things ahead for this prospect.

Full Fight Card
DOMONIQUE DOLTON vs RAMON BARAJAS
KEVIN TORRES vs MANUEL VALENZUELA
CARINA MORENO vs JUDITH VIVANCO
ANGEL VIEDAS vs MANUEL SANDOVAL
JORGE “TITO” RUIZ vs JOSE EDUARDO POOM
MARCO ARROYO vs ALBERTO MARTINEZ
KORAN PROCTOR vs ABRAHAM YOCUPICIO
RAFAEL SANDOVAL vs JOSE LUIS GOMEZ
AMIR ELSAEY vs JAIR AMARAL

Jorge “Tito” Ruiz returns to the ring after a year off due to a lung infection. He is looking to make a statement against Jose Eduardo Poom. Tito has a little chip on his shoulder as he lost his promotional contract while he was sick and now wants to show them they made a mistake. Also KO artist Kevin Torres is back in action after loosing his first fight. He is looking to get back on track against Manuel Valenzuela.

Most importantly We’d like to thank Borizteca Boxing Promotions out of San Diego for all their support over the years. They are truly an essential business partner dedicated to bringing more exposure to boxers. Last but not least we’d like to thank Alex Cano, our new CEO, and Lou Messina, our New Vice President of Boxing Operation, for all their dedicated time and effort in building Global Sports Streaming.

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We have three title fights on the card and we are really excited to have Chris Martin vs Yahir Patino in the main event.
We are broadcasting on Fight Hub TV https://youtu.be/o1rFrgNbWIk and at bestinboxing.com #LiveStream starts at 7 PM PST in association with Borizteca Boxing Promotions

The card
12-CHRIS MARTIN vs YAHIR PATINO (Main Event)
11-ROBERTO MEZA vs SAUL BANOS (WBF Title Fight)
10-KEVIN TORRES vs JORGE BRITO (WBF Title Fight)
9-RAFAEL RAMIREZ vs ALEX VALLADARES (WBF Title Fight)
8-ARMANDO TOVAR (Back from retirement) vs HUGO MONTOYA
7-DILAN MIRANDA vs LUIS MARTINEZ
6-ERICK ESTRADA vs SANTIAGO LOPEZ (Debut)
5-JESSICA JUAREZ (Debut) vs VERONICA CRUZ
4-ELVIS RODRIGUEZ (Debut) vs IVAN ORTIZ
3-MARCO GERONIMO vs ANTHONY GALLEGOS
2-MARIO AGUIRRE vs CARLOS ESCOBEDO
1-GERARDO YESCAS VS JESUS OSUNA

We have 10 fights for your viewing pleasure.

BOUT SHEET SEPT, 07v3

We have an amazing line up of 10 fights on this Fight Night Friday broadcast.
In the main event, we have some great superfly weight action with Alejandro Espinoza vs Andres Garcia.
In the co-main event, GILBERTO MENDOZA vsGEOVANI ANDRADE The winner of both fights could be in the ring against each other.
Also on the card
GEOVANI ANDRADE vs LUIS LUNA
KEVIN OTTLEY vs JOSE LOZOLLA
BRANDON CRUZ vs CARLOS RANGEL
DILAN MIRANDA vs JOSE RODRIGUEZ
ERICK ESTRADA vs JAVIER MIRANDA
JOSE DE LA TORRE vs JULIO ALCANTAR
MARCO ARROYO vs GERARDO YESCAS
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We are excited to be broadcasting again live on June 22nd at 7PM PST 10 PM EST on youtube.com/fighthub and www.bestinboxing.com

In the main event, we have
MARCOS FORESTAL vs DANIEL VEGA
in the Co-Main event, we have
RAFAEL RAMIREZ vs RAMON BARAJAS
also on the card
TONY HIRSH vs MANUEL GARCIA SILVA
RICARDO VALDOVINOS vs ESTEBAN CAYETANO
ROBERTO MEZA vs MANUEL SANDOVAL
KEVIN TORRES vs SANTIAGO ARREOLA
BRANDON CRUZ vs EMANUAL ZEPEDA MOLINA
DILAN MIRANDA vs JOSE HERNANDEZ
ALAN GALINDO VS JESUS RIZO

June 22md brings live boxing back to www.bestinboxing.com and Fight Hub TV youtube.com/fighthub with nine live fights from Tijuana Mexico.
On the card: In the main event
MARCOS FORESTAL vs DANIEL VEGA
in the Co-Main event, we have
RAFAEL RAMIREZ vs RAMON BARAJAS
also on the card
TONY HIRSH vs MANUEL GARCIA SILVA
RICARDO VALDOVINOS vs ESTEBAN CAYETANO
ROBERTO MEZA vs MANUEL SANDOVAL
KEVIN TORRES vs SANTIAGO ARREOLA
BRANDON CRUZ vs EMANUAL ZEPEDA MOLINA
DILAN MIRANDA vs JOSE HERNANDEZ
ALAN GALINDO VS JESUS RIZO

Tune in at 7 PM PST / 10 OM EST for the start of the live fights. We have great fight action you don’t want to miss.

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BOUT SHEET JUNE 22, 2018 FINAL

Two Warriors Meet In The Best In Boxing Ring

If you missed Best in Boxing on Fight Hub on YouTube you missed a great night of boxing. There was great action in the ring from start to finish but the fight of the night definitely has to go to Mario Ramirez vs Ramiro Ceseña. These two warriors battled it out for six nonstop rounds of action. Normally fighters who’ve not seen each other before take a round or two to figure each other out. In boxing, they are called the feeling out rounds. Ramirez and Ceseña must have skipped class on the day their trainers were teaching how to take your time in boxing. From the opening bell, both these fighters were throwing serious leather with really bad intentions. If you’ve not seen Mario Ramirez fight before he fights really well from the outside with his long reach but knows how to get on the inside and bang to the body. He is not your typical Mexican fighter in that he can mix up boxing with an aggressive “Mexican Style”. He’s not afraid to trade punches with anyone and has an iron chin that makes the possible. Mario is only 19 and is quickly learning on the job. As most 19-year-olds He tends to throw caution to the wind and has no problem trying to prove his chin is tougher than his opponents. Some would say he has a tendency to block punches with his head but at this point in his career he still has much to learn about boxing.
Ramiro Ceseña at 3-0 coming into the fight was a surprise to everyone by the time the fight was done. Ceseña at only 18 years old is also learning on the job but shows maturity beyond his 3 and 0 record. He is naturally bigger than Ramirez and dropped weight to meet Ramirez at the 130-pound limit. Boxing seems to come naturally to Ceseña as he demonstrated the ability to sit down on his punches and time Ramirez like a crafty veteran. One of the major weapons Ceseña seemed to demonstrate was the power in his punches. Sitting down on his punches seemed to generate a great deal of power that would have dropped a less skilled fighter than Ramirez.

Both fighters put their skills on full display as both wouldn’t back down from each other giving as good as they were getting. Ramirez style works off of the jab and has the ability to fire off four and five punch combinations before his opponents can fire back. Ceseña learned quickly to weather the storm from Ramirez and return punches immediately after as Ramirez has a tendency to stay in the pocket a little longer than he should. The first round could have been scored for either fighter but the second round belonged to Ceseña as he was more aggressive, timed Ramirez correctly and continued to be aggressive shortening the distance whenever possible. Ceseña picked up quickly that staying on the outside would not be a great recipe for success. Ramirez made adjustments coming into the third round and took the round by outworking Ceseña and staying on the outside whenever possible. Both fighters adjusted brilliantly to each other as they came out for each round. Ceseña took the fourth round by being more aggressive, closing the distance on Ramirez and landing the cleaner shots. Ramirez adjusted again in the fifth as Ceseña seemed to be resting for the sixth round. The sixth round ended up being the best round of the night as both fighters came in to win the fight. About a minute in the dynamic of the fight changed as the referee deducted a point from Ceseña for a low blow. Fans booed and rightfully so as there is usually a warning before a referee will take a point for a low blow. Now the replay did catch multiple times Ceseña hitting Ramirez below the belt but none of those low blows were ever caught by the referee and he was never warned earlier in the fight. This seemed to enrage Ceseña as he attacked Ramirez relentlessly as soon as the fight resumed. In the first attack by Ceseña after the restart, he hit paydirt with a left punch right down the middle hitting Ramirez below the ribcage. Ramirez immediately went down to a knee as he gasped to regain the oxygen that left his body from the punch. Ramirez took his eight count got back to his feet and prepared to restart still trying to regain his lost oxygen. Ceseña attacked again hoping to finish the fight before the end of the sixth round. Mario backed up trying to get Ceseña off of him with a jab here and there as Ceseña threw everything he had at him. To Mario’s credit and conditioning he was able to regain his breath and within a minute looked like himself again. He began to counter and fire off three and four punch combinations as the fight drew to a close. When the bell rang both fighters had given it their all and it was in the hands of the judges. To find out what happened and to see the fight for yourself go to Fight Hub TV on Youtube or bestinboxing.com to watch the full fight and see the decision.