By Jake Donovan - Saul Alvarez was forced to go the distance for just the second time in his past 13 contests, but still did more than enough to take a near-shutout win over former 140 lb titlist Lovemore N’Dou in their 12-round main event Saturday evening in Veracruz, Mexico.
The bout wasn’t anywhere close to the explosive performance Alvarez delivered against former lineal welterweight king Carlos Baldomir less than three months ago, but was enough to get the job done here and keep the capacity crowd of 20,000 or so pleased with the final outcome.
What remains to be seen is how pleased were the stateside network brass; the bout served as Alvarez’ debut on HBO Latino in a same day capacity (the bout was tape-delayed one hour), while also airing on Televisa in his native Mexico. [Click Here To Read More]
The bout wasn’t anywhere close to the explosive performance Alvarez delivered against former lineal welterweight king Carlos Baldomir less than three months ago, but was enough to get the job done here and keep the capacity crowd of 20,000 or so pleased with the final outcome.
What remains to be seen is how pleased were the stateside network brass; the bout served as Alvarez’ debut on HBO Latino in a same day capacity (the bout was tape-delayed one hour), while also airing on Televisa in his native Mexico. [Click Here To Read More]
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