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Back on July 19th, Molina was down on the scorecards to then-unbeaten Mickey Bey. His status as a legitimate contender was rapidly disappearing with each passing round.
While Bey was gaining confidence with each passing round that he was going to secure victory, he may have forgotten or did not realize that Molina had power in each hand. One punch could change the momentum in a fight in Molina’s favor.
That is what happened in the 10th round of that fight. Molina hurt Bey, followed up, and eventually stopped him in front of Bey’s friends and supporters.
That round, and punch for that matter, changed everything as Molina looks to take advantage of that in 2014, where he believes he will have a breakthrough year. [Click Here To Read More]
While Bey was gaining confidence with each passing round that he was going to secure victory, he may have forgotten or did not realize that Molina had power in each hand. One punch could change the momentum in a fight in Molina’s favor.
That is what happened in the 10th round of that fight. Molina hurt Bey, followed up, and eventually stopped him in front of Bey’s friends and supporters.
That round, and punch for that matter, changed everything as Molina looks to take advantage of that in 2014, where he believes he will have a breakthrough year. [Click Here To Read More]
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