Madrimov reveals that the disease affected the performance in loss to Ortiz Jr., claims that it will be stronger in resale

Israil Madrimov revealed that he was falling for a bad illness and was not 100% in his unanimous 12 round defeat with the defeat of the WBC Interim Junior Middleweight, Vergil Ortiz Jr., last Saturday night in the site of Riyadh.

Madrimov, 29, says it will be “Stronger” in a resale. Vergil Jr. He will not be resuscitated because he wants to challenge the Champion Sebastian Fundora of WBC and Wbo 154-LB.

The disease affects performance

Madrimov (10-2-1, 7 kos) faded after dominating Vergil Jr. In the first five rounds and fought in the last seven rounds. Still seemed to win six rounds and deserved a drawBut the judges gave it to the most popular Ortiz Jr. With scores of 115-113, 115-113 and 117-111. If a patient Madrimov could fight Vergil Jr., what would he make a healthy version?

An error that Israil made in the fight was to move so much in the first six rounds. It seemed to have taken much of the energy of him, who played in favor of Ortiz JR in the second half of the fight. The Madrimov Racó should be in charge of stopping to move very early and focus on his power game. “Little GGG” was the biggest punch than Ortiz JR, but he lost a lot of energy in motion.

The punches that Madrimov threw Ortiz Jr’s face around both eyes. It could be heard how powerful Madrimov’s punches were when they would land. The impact sound was much stronger than that of Vergil.

“In December, I was ill. Two weeks ago we went to the doctor, the doctor says he was ill and was not ready to fight. We do not want to cancel the fight because it was a big card. I wanted to show a great struggle. This is my job, “said Israil Madrimov Boxing news On how he was not 100% because of his fight against Vergil Ortiz Jr. Saturday night.

“Maybe in resale, I’ll be stronger. I formed hard (in preparation for Ortiz Jr.), but I didn’t feel good. I did not want to cancel the fight. So, I risked it. This struggle was more experienced. What happened, happened. It is more practical for the future. I am waiting for my next struggle and I will return stronger.

“It’s my job,” Madrimov said when he asked if he wants an easier struggle for his next attack because his last two have been hard against Vergil Ortiz Jr. and Terence Crawford. “In my professional debut, I fought against ten rounds.”