
ShoStats: Figueroa Powers On, Caballero Stops Surge
Omar Figueroa featured a nasty body attack, landing 58% of his power shots, including 21 of 31 in round two, to stop Ramon Ayala. ShoStats are provided by CompuBox.

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Omar Figueroa featured a nasty body attack, landing 58% of his power shots, including 21 of 31 in round two, to stop Ramon Ayala. ShoStats are provided by CompuBox.

WBO featherweight champon Orlando Salido doubled the game Juan Manuel Lopez in power connects, hitting on 40%. Salido finally stopped Lopez in the tenth round of a war in San Juan, Puerto Rico. ShoStats are provided by CompuBox.

Last April at the Coliseo Ruben Rodriguez in Bayamon, Puerto Rico - Orlando Salido stopped Juan Manuel Lopez in the eight round to capture the WBO featherweight title. In a few hours, at the Coliseo Roberto Clemente in San Juan, the two boxers will collide for a second time. In the first bout, Salido had clear statistical advantages in "total punches landed" and "landed power punches." While Juanma threw more, he landed at much lower percentages.

Juan Manuel Lopez and Orlando Salido - their landed and thrown per round statistics nearly mirror each other - in all categories. Both are well above the featherweight average as well. Lopez's opponents landed 38% of their power shots.

In a pitiful performance, Jean Marc Mormeck landed 3 punches in 10:12 - that’s about $200,000 for each landed punch. He was knocked out in the fourth round by WBO/IBO/IBF/WBA heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko.

Every long-reigning champion deserves a lay-up every so often, but the dominance WBA/IBF/WBO heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko has demonstrated over the field has been such that every fight has looked absurdly easy. Saturday on EPIX, former three-belt cruiserweight titlist Jean Marc Mormeck will be the latest to loose the Klitschko brothers' grip on power and the odds say that he'll end up like all the others.

Joan Guzman looked for the homerun all night and landed the big shots on Jesus Pabon in round eight. Guzman landed 46% of his power shots while averaging 44 punches thrown per round.

CompuBox details an all-time for the most knockout victories by a heavyweight champion. If Wladimir Klitschko retains the WBO/IBO/WBA/IBF titles by knocking out challenger Jean Marc Mormeck later today in Germany, he will pass Joe Louis and Jack Dempsey, two of the all-time greats, and move into #5 position all time for most KO’s by a heavyweight champ.

Devon Alexander, making his 147-lb debut, dominated Marcos Maidana. Fighting at a measured pace (49 punches per round), Alexander nearly doubled Maidana in total punches and power punches landed. Maidana landed just 26% of his power shots, landing in single digits in six of ten rounds.

Rising star Adrien Broner dominated Eloy Perez, a legit top ten opponent. The selective Broner (52 punches thrown per round) landed 47% of his power shots, while Perez landed just 10 power punches all fight.