BOXE RESULTS: Oceanside’s discomfort – Jorge Pérez Outpoints invicted Charles Conwell in Gritty Junior Battle

Jorge Pérez (33-4, 26 kos) had a great deal of annoying, defeating the mid-undefeated half-unbeaten contestant (21-1, 16 kos) on Saturday night in his Co-Cinema combat on the Oceanside Arena Front, California.

Body work pays its fruits

The Lanky 6’0 “Perez fought a great fight, going to the body, weakening with these shots. In response, Conwell spent much of the struggle by damaging Pérez, holding and throwing punches inside. This tactic stifled his own power and played in the hands of Pérez best conditioned.

When there was a separation, Perez shot combinations of fast fire with Conwell’s head. Pérez would mix in double and triple hooks on the body that may have impressed the judges.

The scores

115-113-Pérez
115-113-CONWELL
115-113-Pérez

In the back, Conwell can regret it so much because he was not doing his shots with all the power. The image of Conwell he had constantly gave the impression that he did not want to fight and was afraid to be hit by Perez when the action was outside.

Conwell was at his best in the first four rounds, as it was when he landed hard and still cool. Pérez took over in the second half with his punching combination and aggression. I was working more than Conwell. The referee warned Charles for launching rabbit punctures several times in the fight. With the fact that Conwell was doing, it was difficult for him not to punch on the back of Pérez’s head.

The final punch statistics:

Pérez: 164 of 754 punches for 22% connection
Conwell: 166 of 701 for 24%

Pérez reacts

“My team strengthened me round after the round,” We are winning. We are winning “. Thanks to God, we actually won,” said Jorge Pérez after the fight. “My conditioning. We had a fantastic camp. I feel that with every fight, we improve and better. I work hard, really. I knew that if I win this struggle, I could get a worldwide struggle.

“Of course, if it is Sebastian Fundora, it is welcome. If they are the other champions, they are welcome,” Pérez said when he asked if he would be interested in challenging the 154-LB WBC and Wbo champion, Sebastian Fundora Next.