Rolly Romero pulls the trouble over Ryan Garcia

At the third main event of the Fury Fatal historic: City of Wolves, which took place at the famous New York Times Square Intersection, Rolando “Rolly” Romero did the unexpected when he defeated Ryan Garcia (24-2, 20 kos) by unanimous decision.

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Romero gained control of the fight when his power landed in the second round. From then on, Rolly was able to remain the Runner Front as he traveled to the victory for the scores of (115-112, 115-112.118-109).

In the opening round of the combat, both fighters went through the sensation process trying to establish the JAB. In the second round, Romero landed a hook on the left sent Garcia to the canvas.

Ryan Garcia was able to get up, and when he got his standing, Romero was in attack, but Garcia could survive the round. In the third and fourth round, Romero remained aggressive when he used fetes and repeatedly threw his dagger on his body.

Garcia was able to land a hook on the decent left in the fifth round, but the shot could not land as clean as he wanted. Rolly Romero was well aware of Garcia’s left lethal hook and pledged to remove it constantly by putting the right glove on his face.

Romero’s offensive activity helped him in terms of banking rounds and stretching leadership on the cards. Garcia was finally able to come to life in the eighth round, as JAB was successful.

During the next two rounds, Romero was able to keep the combat at a moderate rate as he proceeded to land his dagger, shot in the body and right. At the conclusion of the tenth round, Garcia coach Derrick James gave Garcia a passionate motivation speech.

Unfortunately, Garcia did not respond to the speech. Instead of showing an emergency feeling out, Garcia chose to make a lot of putting and shot at a time. At the conclusion of the 12 -round contest, Rolly Romero won by unanimous decision.

Ryan Garcia is a talented fighter, but if you can remove his signature to the left of the hook, he is limited to the offense. It also has the habit of randomly launching the left hook instead of strategically setting its money.

Rolly Romero (17-2, 13 kos) remained disciplined, executed his play plan, and published an amazing discomfort. With the victory, Romero won the heavy weight title of WBA (regular).