Russian welterweight champion David Avanesyan (16-1-1, 9 KOs) scored a frightening stoppage of Argentinean Carlos Leonardo Herrera (24-6, 10 KOs) in the second round to acquire a vacant WBC Baltic 147lb title - one, which can hardly be attributed both to the Russia-ased Armenian and his transcontinental opponent.
Herrera, who was earlier stopped in one by Canelo Alvarez, was no match to a much better local battler. Avanesyan combined punching power with hand and foot speed to completely dominate his foe. Herrera tried to bully the Russian Armenian in the second round and paid a dear price. Firstly he was caught with a counter right hook by the local southpaw at the ropes. Then, moments later, Avanesyan landed a multi-punch combination with a finishing right hook, which sent Herrera crushing down and out cold. Several worrying minutes had passed until Herrera showed signs of consciousness before being taken out on stretcher.
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Herrera, who was earlier stopped in one by Canelo Alvarez, was no match to a much better local battler. Avanesyan combined punching power with hand and foot speed to completely dominate his foe. Herrera tried to bully the Russian Armenian in the second round and paid a dear price. Firstly he was caught with a counter right hook by the local southpaw at the ropes. Then, moments later, Avanesyan landed a multi-punch combination with a finishing right hook, which sent Herrera crushing down and out cold. Several worrying minutes had passed until Herrera showed signs of consciousness before being taken out on stretcher.
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