Box Televisa: 'Huracán' Velázquez defeats DU 'Peluchín' Araujo in Cancun | Todden Boxing

Joselito “Huracan” Velasquez Defeated Luis “Belushin” Araujo By unanimous decision in the main event of TV box It was held at the Cancun Convention and Exhibition Center with a 10 round bantamweight and flyweight division.

Velasquez lived up to his “Hurricane” nickname early in the fight when he sent Araujo to the canvas in just the opening seconds after connecting with a hard kick on the ropes, but he was helped by a slight sprain in the challenger's ankle that precipitated him. .to the cloth

Belushin quickly rejoined, but with a hint of disappointment when he learned he was down on the scorecards and psychologically so early in the fight.

Despite Bellochin's disastrous start, the fight has aged and become very competitive. They both exchanged combinations in every corner of the ring, but it was Huracan who came out better from each exchange.

The seventh round was hell for “Peluchín” Araujo, who managed to survive the last minute on his feet on pure honor after taking all kinds of power blows. Velazquez was unable to complete the task in front of his people and would have to resort to the judges' card.

After 10 intense rounds, the jury returned its verdict with scores of 99-94, 98-93 and 99-89 in favor of Joselito “Huracan” Velasquez, who gave another joy to his people in Cancun and is increasingly shaping the world. Title contest.

In the co-main event, Javid “Gallo Giro” Ramirez He shined despite having a quiet night in Cancun after the defeat Rodrigo “Drago” Medina In just five rounds by technical knockout.

In the 15 minutes of the fight, Medina was never able to break up Gallo Giro's attack from distance, as he used his maximum power to throw a powerful jab and cross. After three rounds, the punishment on Drago's face was clear: swollen cheekbones and a nosebleed.

For the fifth round, Gallo Giro delivered a series of combinations that sent his opponent to the canvas where he could no longer recover and thus achieve victory.

“I always listened to my corner, I was aware of all the instructions, we worked on his technique, and it did not take away his credit. He fought well and I thank God that he is recovering soon. Javid commented after the fight: “I did all kinds of punches, but I feel the left hand was the the key”.