MINDORO VS ESPADAS LATEST CHAMPION 2X BAGSAK KAY MINDORO

The Philippines is the instigator! Welcome Mindoro! Mexico, here is Elias Espada! He's going to start this now. Welcome Mindoro. He is going to study for his Ph.D. He wants to be a player. And he's heading off to a show. The vitality of the Filipino people is once again awakening. Because one name remained, once again, in the middle of the ring. A warrior known for the ferocity of his fist. A fighter who doesn't rely on scorecards. When it hits, the fight is over right away. They call him Canelo Alvarez in the Philippines. A 100% knockout artist. Many believe he is among those with the greatest potential to follow in his footsteps. The only 8th-division world champion, Manny Pacquiao. He is Weljon Mindoro. Better known as Trigger Man. From Zamboanga Mindanao. A warrior is forged through hardship, discipline, and perseverance. His record is clean. Seven wins in a row. Seven knockouts. No one loses. To date, He still hasn't found the answer to his strength. According to some boxing analysts, If he continues his momentum, He may be able to reach the rare record. 30 wins and 30 knockouts. A rare dominance seen in modern boxing. Mindoro is in America now. He is practicing. He intensifies his body and defenses. The more he sharpens his style within the ring. As of June 6, 2026, A major challenge awaits him in America. He is matched against the Mexican Champion, Elias Espadas. He has 26 wins and 18 knockouts. This is an ordinary enemy. He was a former WB or Latino Champion. WBC Fecker Boxing Champion. A veteran seasoned in fierce battles. But to better understand how harsh Mindoro is, Let us revisit one of his intense struggles against Australian champion Joel Camilleri. An IBA champion with 30 wins and 15 knockouts. He had eight consecutive wins back then. The fight took place at The Agenda. As soon as the bell rings for the first time, The action suddenly escalated. Camilleri was surprised by the heaviness of the Filipino meal. With every exchange, He was gradually forced to step down. ...joins June with gold with the undefeated professional, well-drawn Mindoro. 14 fights, 1 draw, 13 wins All of them coming inside the range. Inside the distance. No outsiders fighting outside the Philippines because the last two contests have taken place in the United States. So it's the Knockout of the Year. And on July 18, He's trying to keep getting harder. in the second round of the contest scheduled for the 8th. For Joel Camilleri He can take his third contest of 2024. I slowed down some Camilleri yesterday. ...that he admires Andre S.O.G. Ward, 2004 Olympic champion. Still the last American man to win Olympic gold. Claressa Shields, of course won two Olympic titles in London and Rio. He said what he admires about Andre Ward is his ring IQ. He said that facing an opponent of this caliber, Anishwary Pugh He wasn't afraid at all. as he scores with a flick, Anishwary Pugh He wasn't afraid at all. As he scores with a flicking jab. ...of League Mefs. But he said that he intends to use that shot. to frustrate the puncher. He said he's been getting hit with punches. The pressure that he will bring with his elusiveness, his ring craft and variety will just render Mindoro is a frustrated figure. And then he'll start looking for the KO. and that he will be accumulating points. He said this is an opportunity. to showcase his skills because at his best, He feels he's a match for anyone. So no lack of confidence for the man from Melbourne Since moving to Sydney to manage the Costa Zoo or pardon me, Yeah, the Costa Zoo Boxing School. After his contest with Tim Zoon, moves into- Since moving to Sydney to manage the Costa Zoo or pardon me, Yeah, the Costa Zoo Boxing School. After his contest with Tim Zoon, assumes that role earlier this year. Right cross, left uppercut, left hook to the body Left hook on the inside, Landed by Kamaleri. Again, Kamaleri is just content to box behind a low-held guard An identical 74.65 kilograms outriding right-hand turns. While the fight was ongoing, Mindoro was getting hotter, more aggressive more determined Cent KO ratio for a man at the top of his profession as the reigning world champion. He knows a thing or two about power. but not loading up everything within his form. Good right hand to the body, followed by a left hook to the upper body from Kamaleri but then Mindoro backing his man across the ropes with a forward foray but maintaining his composure during the fight. Mindoro is just trying to put an end to that little thing coming together with a right uppercut but pulling the trigger first The man against the trigger is Kamaleri. Now backing him up to his own corner with sharp uppercuts to the right upper body And it's physical on the inside. So action is just on the edge of range as Kamaleri continues. So action just on the edge of range as Kamaleri continues. What a beautiful left jab! Goodness me! Came out on an upward trajectory From our Kamaleri. Two men test the tension of the strands just above our throats. Right from Kamaleri was a speculative shot continuing to move effectively laterally both clockwise and counterclockwise. Mindoro agile in his advances trying to close the gap but invariably the man breaking the standoff by letting his hands go first Is Kamaleri and it's a disruptive staccato rhythm that he's boxing at and Mindoro haven't yet got a handle on that rhythm to demonstrate his own timing. Grips with that rhythm to demonstrate his own timing. And even though he's in with a noted knockout artist Kamaleri goes by the nickname of Kama KO 14 wins of his 29 coming via the short route remembering there's that disruptive left hand once again and Mindoro reduced to swinging and missing with him vaunted backhand with the lead left hook but blocked effectively. Mindoro Continuing to look quite good. Kamaleri again dynamic figure up in the boxing ring as he circumnavigates His back brushing against the ropes. Turns the tables. Separated the two. Final seconds of the second round and again Even just Mindoro womanizer missed and came out of a crouch and especially to the overhand right. The dynamic loyalty and elusive movement must give you the impression that he's controlling the tempo. Surround three But it keeps getting stronger The punches of Mindoro The desire to bring down the champion. While the shouting continues the Australian fans for support and their stone. Row aggressively and letting a fuse a lot of punches go and a few of the close-ups did get through followed by a flashing right uppercut. Pinned in his own corner Is Kamaleri eager to try and establish a clinch but then just Oh beautiful two-shot salvo to the body from Mindoro perhaps his best punches of the entire contest as he sank his feet into the canvas and gained significant power on his shots but now it is Kamaleri walking down a knockout artist and he's teeing off toward the body before putting away the cuff with a right hook to the head. Though the curse of the punch-up before Well, John, Mindoro tonight Still early days, of course in this battle for the Asian Continental title at 75 kilograms but often times when a fight breaks out is landing cleanly and the opponent is still there or sometimes the puncher's instinct can be just dig even harder and even though They say they are prepared. to go the distance and without a doubt, physically they are can sometimes play tricks in the mind of the expert finisher That's what the trigger man is. has proven to be during his professional career up to this point having made his debut in 2019 but Kamaleri with a right-handed cuff and then tying his man up to waltz him back to space center ring Is boxing clever? not too far away from Mindoro but Kamaleri tucked up behind his shoulder to ward off the incoming fire And again, it's a disruptive left lead. that he is continuing to work behind Kamaleri offering the half-cover guard There he spots an overhand right. The left hook swallows may have glanced the nose of Mindoro after the right hand was inaccurate racking up the miles on his fist-o-meter as he glides around the perimeter of the ring Kamaleri Mindoro again Andy and I were watching him. Work out at the Rocky Road Gym as a flashing left-right combination catches the advancing Mindoro from Kamaleri You can see here in round 4 Mindoro's advantage in speed and strength of his punches The Asian title won't hold any fears for him a very dynamic style of boxing As for Mindoro Who bulldozed his man? Back to the ropes and lands with a right from the powerful combinations of Mindoro The referee needed Kamaleri. but he still continues to fight Mindoro is a stoppage. stepping in with a standing count after hooks and uppercuts began to crash home against Kamaleri right hand on the resumption but now Mindoro has got his man going and he is seeking to demonstrate that he is precise and merciless finisher Once again It's an awfully long time. to negotiate beautiful left hook but then a right hand in response from Kamaleri but Mindoro really is finding the range on his punches now and wearing all of them flush Is Kamaleri He has endured a torrid until a heavy combination Came in clean The referee was forced to step in and began to count but Kamaleri still stood He still tried to fight. but a powerful punch Came in again from Mindoro and that's when The referee stopped. the fight knockout victory for Weljon Mindoro and because of that he won the IBA Championship His name became of Manny Pacquiao He was even invited to the ring to greet the young knockout artist and now the boxing fans Will Weljon become the world champion of Mindoro Please comment. Your opinion below and include where you're watching so we can see how wide the support of the Filipinos in Mindoro's return against Elias Espada in Mexico this June 6 in America Let's talk about the news and the fight Filipinos Don't sleep thanks to the supporters who are always there