Comments Thread For: Photos: Frank Sanchez Decisions Nagy Aguilera With Bizarre Ending

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World ranked Cuban heavyweight contender Frank Sanchez (18-0, 13 KOs) defeated Nagy Aguilera (21-11, 14 KOs) by technical decision in the sixth round to retain his WBC Continental Americas title. (photos by Ed Mulholland)
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[garfios]

So he tried to win the fight by dq. Nice try.

[richardt]

If boxing had an acting award, Nagy would take home that award with little competition although Redkech comes close but doesn't have the emotional delivery of Nagy.

[DJrabit]

Why was this mismatch on Canelo undercard

[BodyBagz]

That acting job reminds of when soccer players pull a flop

[Bob]

That's embarrassing.

[VashDBasher]

That was a clown show by Aguilera. What an embarrassment.

[_Rexy_]

Why was this mismatch on Canelo undercard

Because all of the money was going to the main event, so we got to watch a couple tune ups.


We got lucky that Takayama was game to fight even though he'd been retired since 2016 (one fight in 2020) and took this fight on a months notice. They were clearly hoping for a highlight reel KO for Soto.

Oh, also Takayama was a career Minimumweight

[VashDBasher]

Because all of the money was going to the main event, so we got to watch a couple tune ups.


We got lucky that Takayama was game to fight even though he'd been retired since 2016 (one fight in 2020) and took this fight on a months notice. They were clearly hoping for a highlight reel KO for Soto.

Oh, also Takayama was a career Minimumweight

I’m even more eager to watch Soto fight Kyoguchi next. That fight won’t be hard to make. I favor Kyoguchi winning by TKO.

[_Rexy_]

I’m even more eager to watch Soto fight Kyoguchi next. That fight won’t be hard to make. I favor Kyoguchi winning by TKO.

They'll be wise to keep Soto as far away as possible from Kyoguchi. Look how he was getting hit by combos by a near ancient Takayama