DAZN Under: Alberto Mora Joins Diego Andrade; Resuming Mati Bests Leonel Rodriguez; Angel Fierro Stops Jeremy Cuevas

By: Sean Crose

Matchroom Boxing and DAZN hosted a Saturday night live match from Mexico City featuring 24-2-1 featherweights Mauricio Lara and 33-5-1 Jose San Martin in a round-ten match. scheduled. First, though, Alberto Mora 3-0 took on Diego Andrade 14-7-2 in a scheduled eighth-round match in junior lightweight.

Andrade was the aggressor at first, but Mora had her moments. Andrade was able to find and land his man in the second. Although a bit slow in his punch, Andrade was then able to keep pressuring Mora in the third round. With that in mind, Mora was able to effectively throw and land in the fourth round.

Mora works effectively in fifth place, especially for the body. Andrade was beaten in the sixth round, but – bloodied on his face – continued to participate. Mora continued to hit the action in the seventh installment. Andrade went down in the 1/8 and final round. He was able to get up in time, but needed to be seen by the on-call doctor to be able to continue. Suffice it to say, Mora walked out of the ring with the referee’s decision on his record after the final bell rang.

This was followed by 12-0 Reshat Mati vs Leonel Rodriguez 10-2-1 in the scheduled junior weight eleventh match. Mati was able to put his skills to good use in the first two innings. Rodriguez worked well after his slot in the third inning, but Mati had sharper shots. Rodriguez can still take action. The fourth battle was near, with each man fighting warily. The fifth round is a sequence of moments for each man, as no real action seems to be sustained.

According to broadcast team DAZN, the Mati corner claims Mexico City’s high altitude is robbing their fighter jets of energy. It may well be the case, as the pace continues to be slow in the sixth installment. Rodriguez was able to land well in the seventh inning. Although Mati himself has landed well, it looks like Rodriguez may be starting to break his man down. Mati held steady in the round of 16 until Rodriguez was able to get to him at the end of the round. Mati continued to gamble in the ninth game. Rodriguez stepped up the action in the tenth and final half, but that wasn’t enough. Mati was the decisive winner.

Team 14-1 Jeremy Cuevas then played Angel Fierro 19-1-2 in a scheduled ten inning light match. Cuevas was the more aggressive of the two men in the first. Both boxers trade well in the second. The fight remained a high-octane issue throughout season three. Fierro rocked his men in the fourth game. Cuevas’ lack of movement also allows Fierro to tag him.

Fierro unleashed a seemingly endless number of shots in quick time in the fifth inning. Cuevas, strangely, didn’t punch back, choosing instead to wait until Cuevas seemed to have exhausted all his strength before moving into his opponent. The sixth battle proved to be a fight, with Fierro rocking his men in the final moments. Then he kills people at the beginning of season seven, firing shots in a clear, furious way. And Cuevas simply won’t go down. However, Cuevas also simply received a lot of punishment without having to do much – if anything – in return. The referee kindly intervened and stopped the game.