Box results: Abdullah Mason is too much for Manuel Jaimes

Light candidate Abdullah Mason (17-0, 15 KOS) Put on the Punching display on Friday night, sending always and always Manuel Jaimes below in the fourth round of Nokaut at Madison Square Garden in New York City.

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Explosive power

Jaimes entered the big left upper game from Mason in the second round to postpone him. Mason stopped the rest of the rounds, the lands of great shocks outside.

In the third Daimes, Jaimes asked some adjustments trying to stay inside to hold Abdullah to get influence on his footage. Jaimes landed a few beautiful blows, but the power was missing to do anything Mason. Jaimes made the mistake he jumped with the shot and he was knocked by the left counter by Mason who flattened him on the canvas.

Before the start of the fourth, the Ringid doctor checked Jaymes to see if it was okay to continue the fight. Mason quickly rejected Jaime, a dazzling combination in the head in fourth. It is done inside, which is more impressive. Abdullah didn’t have to get lever on strike to create colossal power.

A moment later, Mason is connected to a quick combination that Jimes lowered the second time in the fourth judge. Jaimeime looked injured and discouraged at that moment. The judge then chose to wave him. The stop time was at 1:55 a quarter.

Mason, 20, said after the fight to want to continue moving ranking leaves, and after he was in position, he wanted to fight for the world title.

Based on this performance, Mason looks ready to beat the VBC light champion Shakur Stevenson and would beat Vbo Champ Denis Berinchik or Keishawn Davis if he became his hands on that belt. Mason is on the second level of these guys.

It is unlikely that the top rank will allow Mason to fight Keishawn, because they try to turn Norfolk, Virginia gender, and strategically move it around a risky opposition that would exhibit him.