The last noche Telefutura Solo-Boxeo card
from Chicago, Illinois served up Super Bantamweights in both
featured bouts of the evening - results saw Alejandro Valdez
and Adolfo Landeros claiming decision wins.
Opens with a more seasoned Landeros of
18-10-1, 9 KO’s mediocrity facing undefeated Alejandro Perez at
12-0-1, 7 KO’s in a scheduled eight round affair that would go
the distance.
Landeros is surprisingly the quicker out of
the gate while showing the better skills - not a big puncher,
but far the more accurate as he counters Perez with
combinations while grabbing the opening four stanzas.
Perez would close the stronger over rounds
six, seven, eight but the late charge to the finish line saw
him falling short in a split decision loss - the official
ballots went Landeros 77-75, 77-75 and Perez 77-75. My
unofficial saw it Landeros 77-76 in points and 4-3-1 under
round by round method.
Post Scripts:
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Adolfo Landeros (19-10-1, 9 KOs) - age 28 -
wins this 30th kept appointment with solid technique. Nice
counter punching in combinations and strong heart and chin.
Obstacle to better things is in not being gifted at birth with
punching power. The Super Bantam field much too rich in talent
for lofty expectations. Good win last night.
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Alejandro Perez (12-1-1, 7 KOs) - age 22 -
still a work in progress. Tough kid and hard to discourage -
made a decent run to the wire when far back in the pack. The
answer for respectability is in need of fine tuning.
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Main event saw Alejandro Valdez of Sonora, Mexico going to
21-2-1, 15 KO’s following a one sided decision win over Anyetei
Laryea (17-4, 9 KOs) of Accra, Ghana. The southpaw slinging
Valdez started slow but once picking up the pace would have
things all his way.
Neither fighter in threat of being stopped
over ten stanzas of busy action - official scoring went all
Valdez 97-93, 97-93, 98-92 - my unofficial had it Valdez 97-93
in points and 7-3 in rounds.
Post Scripts:
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Alejandro Valdez ~ age 23 - fought this one
at s/bantam but currently rated WBC#4;WBO#7;IBF#10;WBA#15 at
bantamweight. Not ready for the upper echelon at S/bantamweight
- better choice with small strap the prize would be a
Valdez-Landeros pairing.
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Anyetei Laryea ~ age 30 - had it all square
after two rounds but was pretty much downhill from then on -
unlisted under all four sanctioning bodies at Super Bantam and
bantamweight alike.
GEL