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Junior welterweight Danny Garcia landed 100 more power punches in the fight and outlanded Erik Morales 40-10 over the last two rounds and scored a knockdown to win a twelve round decision.
Carlos Molina outlanded the sluggish James Kirkland in eight of ten rounds. Kirkland landed just 19% of his total punches while averaging just 53 punches thrown per round.
Bryant Jennings totally dominated former champion Sergei Liakhovich, landing 58% of his power shots, many flush to the head and body. Jennings put himself on the map in the barren Amercian heavvyweight landscape.
Super Judah effort. Zab Judah landed 63% of his power shots for the fight, including 79% in round five and 85% in round eight, before stopped Vernon Paris.
Junior middleweight Roberto Garcia landed the harder punches all night and was the busier fighter, averaging 100 punches thrown per round, which allowed him to win a clear decision over Antwone Smith.
Late sub Johnny Garcia was the busier fighter. Cuba's Yordenis Ugas was more accurate and landed the harder punches. Garcia was down in round five, but managed to win a ten round split decision with the judges to give Ugas his first defeat. ShoStats are courtesy of CompuBox.
CompuBox takes a historical look at junior welterweights Erik Morales and Danny Garcia. Morales is the busier fighter and nearly doubled Garcia in jabs landed. Can the 35-year-old find the speedy Garcia with his stick? Morales' five comeback opponents landed just 22% of their total punches. The selective Garcia landed 40% of his power shots, but can he dent Morales' iron chin.
CompuBox takes a detailed look at the last five fights for junior middleweights James Kirkland and Carlos Molina. Kirkland averaged 30 more punches thrown per round than Molina and landed eight more per round. Kirkland is alos the heavier the hitter by far. Molina landed 40% of his power shots, but with only 6 KO's in 25 fights, does he have enough to hold off Kirkland?
Sergio Martinez pulled away down the stretch, outlanding Matthew Macklin 56-30 in power shots over the last three rounds to secure a TKO victory at the end of the eleventh round.
Matthew Macklin the busier fighter. Sergio Martinez more accurate and hits harder while facing the much tougher opposition. Martinez's last two opponents, Darren Barker and Sergei Dzinziruk, landed 45% of their power punches.