This.... Garcia was never in danger of being KO'd, let alone knocked down. He seemed more gassed than hurt. He even admitted to being a little shook up by that uppercut Judah landed when he spun him, but it was fatigue that was doing the job.
As for the other posters wondering why Judah didn't "finish"; thank goodness Judah, most importantly, had the sense to understand that Garcia wasn't hurt. Could you imagine Judah laying it all on the line in the 10th knowing he didn't actually have him hurt? Garcia would have stopped him in the 11th for sure.
Kudos to Judah for keeping his composure and focus from round 1 to round 12 and not thinking along the lines of NSB posters.
Hahaha. True indeed... he'd probably be top five p4p for beating Victor Cayo.
As for the other posters wondering why Judah didn't "finish"; thank goodness Judah, most importantly, had the sense to understand that Garcia wasn't hurt. Could you imagine Judah laying it all on the line in the 10th knowing he didn't actually have him hurt? Garcia would have stopped him in the 11th for sure.
Kudos to Judah for keeping his composure and focus from round 1 to round 12 and not thinking along the lines of NSB posters.
Hahaha. True indeed... he'd probably be top five p4p for beating Victor Cayo.

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