By: Hans Themistode
There was a sense of tension coming from Errol Spence Jr.
While many are trying to peer past Yordenis Ugas, his opponent earlier tonight, and head towards an undisputed title clash between the Dallas production and Terence Crawford, the Cuban star has almost certainly been ruin their compelling storyline.
When the opening bell rang to signify their weight division unity at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, both men executed an identical game plan, meeting at the heart of the martial arts. radio and let their hands fly.
Though both men fought on most parity terms, it was Spence Jr who decided to stay away from the ensuing gunfight and opt in instead. The final Dallas product was a success. He tags Ugas from the outside with a consistent stab while also connecting to the devastating hooks downstairs.
In the following round, Spence Jr continued to amaze the crowd by confusing Ugas as he unboxed and moved. With momentum perpendicular to Spence Jr., Ugas increased his aggressiveness in the third round. The 35-year-old Cuban bullied his man in the ring, tying him to a rope so that he would eventually knock down slam dunks upstairs.
In the fourth season, faith in Ugas only grows as he attacks the midsection of the fused star. While Spence Jr attempted to commit his offence, he was neutralized when he was butchered by Ugas.
When the next bell rang to start the fifth round, Spence Jr jabbed his opponent in the face. They continue to fight over much of the ground throughout this period, however, it is Ugas who dominates the sixth part.
After some timed hooks downstairs, Ugas connected on a perfect right hook as pictured. The force of the blow knocked out the fusion star’s mouth halfway across the ring. In what seemed to be an awkward moment, Spence Jr seemed to have forgotten that he was in the midst of a fiery clash and was trying to get his mouthpiece back. Having done that, Ugas took full advantage, combining two thrown punches that sent him staggered into the ropes.
As the Dallas crowd groaned in fear, Spence Jr spent time holding the round and dodging many of the loops Ugas threw at him. When the powerful Southpaw regained his focus, he immediately attacked.
A straight upper right cut made Ugas stand on wobbly legs. From there, Spence Jr continued to torment his man. It is the same in season nine. Spence Jr relentlessly assaulted, forcing referee Laurence Cole to take a closer look at the brave Cuban player’s bizarrely swollen right eye.
Although he was initially allowed to continue, Spence Jr. poured it in tenths. A smiling Ugas threw his hands in the air and egged his man, which Dallas production greeted with open arms. Once again, referee Laurence Cole called for the doctors on duty to take a closer look. In doing so, he had no choice but to wave to them and officially hand the victory over to Spence Jr.
With the mighty male tennis player currently holding three of the four world titles in the 147-pound division, he immediately turned his attention to the remaining long belt holder.
“Terence [Crawford]I came for that mom’s f*cking belt. “
