The Mexican Rafael ‘Divino’ Espinoza retained the feather title of the OMP after defeating Edward Vázquez in Las Vegas.
Like a hurricane, the Mexican Rafael ‘Divino’ Espinoza (27-0-0, 23 ko’s) swept the opposition of the American Edward Vságquez (17-3-0, 4 ko’s) to retain for the third time the belt of Pen champion of the World Boxing Organization (WBO) In the co-star fight of a billboard held this Sunday at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.
After an Andana with blows thrown from all angles, The definition arrived at 1.47 minutes of the seventh round. The Referi, who had already warned the challenger who was going to stop the fight if he continued to receive so many blows, determined that the punishment for a Vázquez was already enough, with a lot of courage, but lacking the tools to threaten the reign of the reign of the Higher feather champion in history (6’1 “/1.85 meters).
“I knew he was a great rival. When they told me it was him, I liked it. I knew I was coming to fight,” Espinoza said in the middle of the ring. “That allowed me to show what I am capable of in boxing.”
‘The Divine’ launched 520 blows during combat, landing a total of 207 (60 to the body) for 40 % effectiveness. While Vázquez threw 325 and succeeded 123 (35), for 38 %.
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