Israil Madrimov (Uzbekistan) vs Vergil Ortiz Jr. (USA) | BOXING fight, HD, 60 fps

Introducing to you first the challenger fighting tonight out of the blue corner with head trainer Joel Diaz. He comes to the ring wearing white gold and weighing in officially at 152.1 pounds. Hailing from Kiva Uzbekistan, he had a stellar amateur career with over 300 victories and now as a professional has a record of 10 wins, just one defeat, one draw, seven of those 10 wins coming by way of knockout. Ladies and gentlemen please welcome the former WBA super welterweight champion of the world, Israel, the Dream Montreal. And his opponent across the ring he is the defending champion fighting tonight out of the red corner with head trainer Robert Garcia. He comes to the ring wearing black trunks and weighing in officially at 153.1 pounds. Coming to us from Grand Prairie, Texas USA. He breaks an undefeated record with 22 wins, 21 of those 22 wins coming by way of knockout. Tonight in his first title defense here is the ring at defending WBC interim super welterweight champion of the world, Virgil Ortiz Jr. England's referee Kieran McCann. Promotionally maybe this is the sleeper at the highest level but one that we feel could steal two of the leading 154 pound men collide Virgil Ortiz Jr. Contre doubles up that left hand of his so well-haired and body. Double quick time, two minutes and a half. From Ortiz, it's like there's a nick under the left thigh of what Ortiz is out of range. But what you do then is you aim for the chest. Virgil Ortiz Jr. can't really land a blow at the moment. He just can't get going Ortiz here for the WBC interim super welterweight title. Probably at the moment of the dream from Uzbekistan who's made. Exactly what you was asking for Barry. One of these six, seven, eight rounds down becomes very difficult. Then you get desperate. Hopefully that takes his soul. Cool and relaxed and in a rhythm. He's difficult to he's got plenty of power too. Seven knockouts on his record. March, April and May. I can't get enough of this Adam. We live in briefness, don't we? When you've got quality shows like that. That double jab needs to be to the chest. Inching closer isn't he though Ortiz Jr. Virgil Ortiz with that mean menacing look on his face. So much ahead in this winter to spring period. Good right hand there to the body from Virgil Ortiz Jr. and this is really nice stuff. He doesn't need to get greedy here. He can be finished with the singles and doubles but just keep the pose of Ortiz Jr. and a right hand again from this. Yeah you can drop down to the body after that. He already does that well. Between the pair the blood flowing from the nose. Body has put intelligent pressure on. But they're there for his money shots. A lot taken on the gloves to slip inside there Ortiz Jr. The menacism, his IQ, his fleet of foot. Off the ring, allow space behind you. Terence Crawford. That's a good effort actually, didn't it? Yeah and I would say it stopped Rose to town. Yeah and he does look powerful, doesn't he? We know about his pedigree coming. Where the hands are higher. That left hook is there. He's absolutely relentless. The highest punch landed ratio for Ortiz Jr. in the fight in that film. Punch, pivot, punch. It's turned around this one. Israel Madurov. To continue to do this. Keep looking. So you go back, back, back. Turn it and then go again. And he's catching these punches. Ortiz Jr. mostly on the gloves. He's very subtle when he comes off the ring. He's gonna fight Canelo in September. He's got Ortiz at five at the moment. These are some of the very best. Gave him trouble in those first few rounds. When he's able to land those shots to the body as he does there. Yeah, he may have got to tell it off. Ortiz Jr. From the Texan in the night. A little bit left hook. The best few seconds ago for Ortiz. That's a beautiful round for Ortiz Jr. Burnish. He is hurt. That is a real sickening slow your legs. Especially in a fight where you're already struggling with a patient. Look at that uppercut there. You worked that body to finish with the one on top as well. You're weakening him. But make it pay with a headshot. Yeah, Robert Garcia wants him to really... This is really good. He's brave, isn't he, Madrimov? Meaning fire with fire. It's so courageous for Madrimov. He's trying desperately to... Again, just the quality of the work. He might just be starting to pull away here, Adam. I think so. You too, Darren? He's dancing. The other side of the rest of the junior. He's so quick out of that red corner. And back into targeting the... He has a natural ability to make you feel great. And Ortiz Jr is getting down. Throwing your body around that. Let me see. You're already exhausted. And in a great deal of pain. We've seen how good Madrimov is at creating angles. He's got to keep that concentration now, Madrimov. Good draw, but... He's doing enough here, Madrimov. Well, he's got Madrimov. He's got the ball, hasn't he? So Madrimov needs a knockout on Chris's card. He's extended the lead with that body shot. Closing in on what will be the most important moment of that. Beautiful shot. The noise of that shot out there tonight. The fitness, the training. Lovely shot. Beautiful. What are the judges going to like in this junior, boys? Fantastic effort. Go back to first hit. 117 to 111. And both judges, Guido Caglietti and Mary Lindeman, are in agreement. They both scored the same. 115 to 113. All in favor of your winner by unanimous decision. And still WBC Inter-Senior World Champion, Champion of the World, Victor Ortiz Jr.