Adrien Broner (USA) vs Eloy Perez (USA) | KNOCKOUT, BOXING fight, HD, 60 fps

Fighting out of the blue corner, wearing light blue with black, official weight 130 pounds, his professional record stands at 23 victories, including seven knockouts, and he has two draws. From Salinas, California, the undefeated WBO number one ranked junior lightweight challenger in the world, Eloy the Prince Perez. And fighting out of the red corner, wearing red with green and white, officially weighing also at 130 pounds, a perfect professional record. 22 fights, 22 victories, including 18 knockouts. From Cincinnati, Ohio, the reigning, defending, under WBO junior lightweight champion of the world, Adrian the Problem. Good luck to you. Eloy Perez with bad footwork because of a wide, but Roy, it could be a big problem. Yeah, he's never seen nothing like it before. He takes care of a lot of people. He has a lot of people on his back that are depending on him, so he's coming to try to perform for those people who takes a big shot. He's the official belt carrier. Tries to double up the jab, does Perez. Some obvious boxing skills is seen by some as a real boxer, but Roy has a really good defense with his shoulders. That's the big thing, and he has quick hands and power to go with it. Corner reached and then slipped. Perez waded away from any danger. But Perez took it really good. That's what surprised me, because he's been good, but he took a good corner left hook. Now Perez puts together company. No, not at all. Perez seems very relaxed in there, here in round one. He's trying to load that thing up. That's all he's got. Right. All right. How do you feel? Left hook. He feinted the jab and led with left hook and landed right on the nose. Great punch. And I know he's already fighting a defensive fight, okay? But he took the shot very good. That was a long left hook and landed with some force. Broner landed 10 of his 42 punches in that round, five of them with power. I don't like Perez backing up from Broner so much, because Broner's the longer fighter. He visioned, and that might not be a good thing for Perez. This is going to be the problem. He's younger than most of them. He's taller than most of them. He's a problem, as Nick Perez says. It doesn't hurt, but it's sore. Good step jab from Broner. Using that jab very good with Broner. Very calm and relaxed right here. This is where you see a limit of the experience factor. When a guy has been in this situation, he's always relaxed, even though he's not totally controlled yet, because he hasn't broken Eloy's will yet. Broner's able to get that jab and get the range going. Yes, he is. Like I said, a short guy should never position at all times, mentally and physically. But he's a good game fighter, and he came here to give it all he has. He'll take a lot away from this fight. He'll be back. Talk about the learning curve in terms of Broner's boxing skills. And they trade big shots. Perez hurt on a right to the ear. Trying to fight his way out at the end of Brown. He brought on the attack. He lands a right hand to the cheekbone, followed by another right hand. He was accurate, and he hurt Perez as we begin round three. He also landed a big left hook late in that round. I like the way Michael Stafford in the corner of Broner after his fighter just had such a big round, yet because he was critical of the end of that round, because he felt Broner was rushing. If he was excited, he could also excite the fighter. Well, one thing we're seeing here is, you know, Perez talked about he was better with his feet. He's not as bad with his feet as they think he is. He's wide with it, but he can move them. That's exactly right. Pretty flush. Right hand from Broner. Broner also plays defense, Roy, as you pointed out, with his upper body a lot. Not needing to always use his legs to move out of range. As Broner pointed out heading into the fight, look, this is a junior lightweight who punches like a middleweight. He's allowing Broner to stay in punching range because he's got him right in Broner's punching range. By allowing Broner to come forward, I like that. Double and triple. And as his corner found out, his body, and Broner covered up his body pretty well. Yes, he does. He camouflages very well, just like he did just now. But see that pressure he's got on him right now? The pressure being right there in his face had never been in his past before. Good right hand by Broner. Perez tries to respond at the end of round. Eloy Perez, someone who, at one point, they lived in a trailer with holes, and that's the kind of commitment that he has towards his family. Okay, Bob, let me ask a question. Who do you know that beat Adrian Broner standing right in front of him? And Perez is standing right in front of him for three rounds. Three to nothing, 30 to 27. Broner's not there. Watch that. That's absolutely fantastic, the way Broner does it. I love that step to his eyes. Heck, with sweat, blood, and DNA, he's gonna wish he didn't have him. Three to nothing, Broner. And you saw the showmanship of Broner, too, as he got into that step around Broner, and used what he thinks is his superior footwork, and what Broner just demonstrated to him. Like I said, the biggest thing for Broner is keeping his pressure on Perez. He's not giving him space. Yes, he has. Yes, he has, but you don't do that either. But like I told you, this is why I say he'll take some great experience away from this fight. When he walks to the ring, Kevin Cunningham, who's the lead trainer when he's in town, he's like a nephew to me. He's known him since he's a little kid, and he's developing a fan base not only in Cincinnati, but here in St. Louis. Good straight right hand, and down goes Perez. And he's not gonna make it. Yes, it was. I know Perez is not, doesn't have a lot of knockouts, but he's a skillful, world-class fighter. Broner just did whatever he wanted, and knocked him out in spectacular fashion. Career's been knocked down. First time he's been stopped. Round number four for Adrian. Roy, pretty impressive. Yeah, very impressive. Great right hand. You see the right hand coming straight. He fainted, got close enough to him, and hit him right down the middle with the right hand. You couldn't ask for a cleaner right hand before that, and that's when I saw it coming. And there again, he saw a second one behind, almost like in the neck-ear area, and that kind of finished what did that right there. That was what did the damage. Anytime an elite fighter can feint you and get that close to you, he possibly can get out the wheel of that punch. And Adrian came in rapid, and he goes down. The Rumbler! Nine-year-old boy who has been a part of the Perez for the Broner-Perez fight. You take a look at the total punches. Broner, 189 thrown.