Boxing results: The power of Abdullah Mason too much for Manuel Jaimes

A light candidate Abdullah Zidar (17-0, 15 ko) he put on a punching screen on Friday night, sending Manuel Jaimes (16-3-1, 11 Kos) four times in the fourth round of the knockout at the Madison Square Garden Theater at the Garden Theater at the Madison Theater Square to New York City.

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Explosive power

In the second round, Jaimes entered the large left upper part from Mason to put it off. Mason was leaving for the rest of the rounds, landing big shots on the outside.

In the third, Jaimes made some adjustments trying to stay inside to prevent Abdullah from impacting on his gunshots. Jaimes landed a few beautiful blows, but he lacked the power to do anything to Mason. Jaimes made a mistake that he entered the shooting and was scored by the left mass of the Freemason who had flattened him on the canvas.

Before the start of the fourth, the sloping doctor checked Jaimes to see if it was okay to continue to fight. Mason quickly lowered Jaimes with a glittering combination in the head in the fourth. This is done inside, which is even more impressive. Abdullah was not supposed to get an impact on the blows to create a colossal power.

A moment later, Mason merged with a quick combination that Jaimes lowered Jaimes for the second time in the fourth judge. Jaimes looked hurt and discouraged at that moment. The judge then decided to wave him. The stop time was at 1:55 fourth circle.

Mason, 20, after the fight, said he wanted to continue to move on the ladder, and once he was in position, he wanted to fight for the world title.

Based on this performance, Mason looks willing to beat the champion in the lightweight category of WBC Shakura Stevenson and would beat WBO champion Denys Berinchyka or Keyshawn Davis if he gets caught up in that belt. Mason is on the second level than these guys.

It is unlikely that Top Rank will allow Mason to fight Keyshawn, as they try to turn Norfolk, Virginia originally in a star and strategically move him about the risky opposition to expose him.