Rolly Romero draws huge upsetting because of Ryan Garcia

In the third main event, the historic Fatal Fury: City of Wolves card, which took place at the infamous intersection of New York, Rolando Rolly Romero, made it unexpectedly while defeating Ryana Garcia (24-2, 20 KOS) on a unanimous decision.

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Romero gained control of the fight when he landed his power in the second round. From that moment, Rolly managed to remain an anterior runner as he cruised by winning the results (115-112, 115-112,118-109).

In the introductory circle of the fight, both fighters went through the process of feeling trying to establish Jab. In the second round, Romero landed a double left hook that sent Garcia to the canvas.

Ryan Garcia managed to get up, and when he got to his feet, Romero was in the attack, but Garcia managed to survive the circle. In the third and fourth rounds, Romero remained aggressive while using Feints and repeatedly threw a sting on his body.

Garcia managed to land a decent left hook in the fifth round, but failed to land a shot as clean as he wanted. Rolly Romero was very aware of Garzine’s deadly left hooks and promised to take her away constantly putting her right glove on her face.

Romerov’s offensive activity assisted him about banking circles and stretching his leadership on the ladder. Garcia finally managed to come to life in the eighth round as he experienced success working on a sting.

In the next few rounds, Romero managed to keep the fight with a moderate pace as he continued to land on a sting, shoot into his body and right superiority. At the end of the 10th round, Garcia’s coach, Derrick James, gave Garcia a passionate motivational speech.

Unfortunately, Garcia did not respond to speech. Instead of showing a sense of urgency by going out, Garcia was chosen to do a lot of pose and throw one shot at a time. At the end of the competition in 12 rounds, Rolly Romero won with a unanimous decision.

Ryan Garcia is a talented fighter, but if you are able to take away his signature of the left hook, he is limited to an insult. It also has a habit only randomly throwing the left hook, unlike strategic money setting up.

Rolly Romero (17-2, 13 ko) remained disciplined, executed her game plan and posted surprising upset. With the victory, Romero won the WBA (regular) title in the gravity.