Michel Soro (26-1-1, 16 KO’s) came into last Friday’s junior middleweight contest an underdog and fighting in his opponent, Glen Tapia’s backyard in Newark, New Jersey. After not throwing much in the 1st round, Soro took over and eventually knocking out his opponent in an upset victory.
For Soro the game plan was to see what Tapia had in the 1st round and then to start attacking.
“A fight lasts 10 rounds, the 1st round I knew that after it, he would get tired,” Soro told BoxingScene.com. “After the end of the 1st, he was getting into the fight and I was starting to get in the fight and then we hurt and we finished him, my killer instinct kicked in.” [Click Here To Read More]
For Soro the game plan was to see what Tapia had in the 1st round and then to start attacking.
“A fight lasts 10 rounds, the 1st round I knew that after it, he would get tired,” Soro told BoxingScene.com. “After the end of the 1st, he was getting into the fight and I was starting to get in the fight and then we hurt and we finished him, my killer instinct kicked in.” [Click Here To Read More]
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