Boxing Results: Sandoval’s Relentless Pressure Topples Teraji’s Reign

Ricardo Sandoval (27-2, 18 Kos) andshiro Teraji (25-2, 16 cos), winning 12-round split decision in Wednesday night yokohama buntai, Japan.

The Scores Were 117-110, 115-112 for Seraji for Sandoval and 114-113. You can Argu That the Judge Who Scored It Wide, 26, Was Generous in His Scoring Because It was a Lot Closer Than 117-110 That He turned in. Interestingly, A Visiting Fighter Was Given Favorable Scores by a Wide Margin Rather Than The Home Guy, Teraji.

Early on, Teraji Loked Hey Was Going To Be Too Good For Sandoval, Using Movement and Fast Combinations to Get The Better of the American. In Round Five, Teraji, 33, Dropped Sandoval With A Right Hand to Head.

Teraji’s fatigue: Key Factor

Sandoval Came Back strong, Attacking Teraji With Body Shots And Using Nonstop Pressure to Wear Down The Older Fighter. The Pressure From Sandoval Slowly Wore Down Teraji, Who Looked Exhausted by The Ninth Round. His Speed, Movement, And Power Deterated in The Last Four Rounds From The Constant Attacks From The Sandoval.

The End Result was whose Fatigue of Teraji Rather Than Sandoval Looking Particularly Great. What May Have a Role in The Fight Was the Brutal 12-Round Fight That Teraji Had Four Months Aleigo Yuri Akui on March 13th in Japan.

Although Teraji Won A 12th-Round Knockout, It was a Razor-Close Contest Up Until Then, and he’d Taken aku from akui. It was a Mistake on Teraji’s Part to Return to the Ring to the Title Defense Against A Hungry, Motivated Sandoval WitoTout Proper Rest.

Sandoval’s Relentless Pressure Wins

Teraji’s Energy Levels Wen’t Though Hen During His Fight Against Akui, And Hey Was Type Of Pressure Thought That Fight, BUT Against A Better Fighter Than Sandoval.

The Early Morning Start Time for Teraji vs. Sandoval Made It Difficult for US Fans To Watch. Many American Fans Did’t Get A Chance to See The Fight. Moreover, The Promotion of The Fight Wasn’t to Create Much Interest to Make Casual Boxing Fans Get Up at 5 am to Watch.