Tonight, at the Honda Center in Anaheim, California, we will lead an action fight between two Mexican warriors in Oscar Duarte (28-2-1, 22 KO) and Miguel Madueño (31-3, 28 KO).
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For Duarte, this is a constant continuation of his climb in the superstar. He captured a consecutive victory against Jojo Diaz and Bortirzhon Akhmed and now seeks his third victory. Under world -renowned coach Robert Garcia, Duarte improved, and his progress is noticeable. He is more controlled, more use Jab and defends better. He will need an effective jab and an impenetrable volume defense, pressure like Madueño.
Keyshawn Davis fought against Miguel Madueño in July last year and managed to reduce the pressure attack effectively using JAB. Miguel was frustrated for his inability to land; It connected to only 14 percent of its blows (63 of 461). Together with Jab, Keyshawn used the lateral movement, which made Madueño make it difficult to land. Although they fought a full 10 round match, Miguel did not relen on and continued to press Keyshawn for a full 30-minute game. It was the wand that held Madueño in the bay and allowed Keyshawn to be successful. Keyshawn landed 49 percent of its total blows (194 of 398), which was three times more than Miguel landed.
Another approach that Duarte can use is not recommended because of the amount of damage it can do, but could be one who instinctively takes because of his spirit like a warrior, which is to stay in his pocket and take him to Madueño similar to Steve Claggett fighting against him in his Slugfest on 10 rounds. Miguel is a purely offensive fighter; He doesn’t know how to defend himself. His guard is penetrating, he is not a bit of a head movement and he simply knows how to go ahead. His best defense is his insult. He presses the fighters to a complete match. He tends to slow down while the fight is worn. It is early, but its speed and strength decrease in later circles.
Steve Claggett absorbed an early attack and struggled with him in close districts, following the stunning 512 shots in 30 minutes. Madueño was not able to defend Claggett’s attack, and if Duarte effectively redeems JAB, he may be successful in maintaining Madueño in the Gulf and minimizing his offensive attack. Duarte is not an agile or mobile boxer, but some movement would help mislead Miguel’s attack. Madueño is an experienced veteran who knows that possibilities like this may be no longer present in the future. They will endeavor
Capitalize this opportunity. Madueño was declared a Last-minute replacement for a program of injury suffered at the camp. He will do everything in his power to win the match. Madueño is a much more dangerous opponent than what the decrease in Regis Programis would set because of his amount and power. The program has suffered consecutive losses for Devin Haney and Jack Catterall. This is Duarte’s struggle for loss if he can remain disciplined, use JAB and use his guard to defend Madueño.
Last time updated 15.02.2025