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2 knockdowns to dsg

Granados just about survived r3

Garcia throwing hook after hook

R6 ref watching carefully

Is this gonna drag full 12 rounds?

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑20 Apr 2019, 22:07 Is this gonna drag full 12 rounds?

No bias but I hope not for granados' sake

Done

First fighter to stop Granados.

Can’t complain really. His head a punch machine.

Granados aged quick over night.

Really clinical performance from Garcia, systematically broke Granados down, best ive seen him in a while, I thought this was nailed on to go the distance but once Garcia put Granados down the first time with that peach of a left hook, it was total domination against a normally competitive guy, usually its Garcia's left which is his danger punch and obviously he scored the first KD with that shot but his right hand was excellent as well, had Granados down the other 2 time from the right and he drilled Granados time and again with it as well as some sharp counter lefts

Granados tried to let his hands go but there was no real belief behind his work and he was picked off with some crisp punching of Garcia. I'm not the biggest fan of the refs stoppage I didn't think Granados looked ready to go just yet, he was caught with a few flush shots as the ref stepped in but slightly premature IMO, it was a great showing from Garcia all the same

Garcia looked good against an opponent it's hard to look good against

I'm not a massive Garcia fan but I thought he looked pretty good against Granados. Good shot selection and combos etc... Wouldn't mind seeing him in with Spence if the Spence/Crawford fight isn't happening....

Another win for Brandon Figueroa last night on this card too, was a fun fight to watch before Parejo retired - plenty of output from both men.

Did anyone else notice PBC had Andy Ruiz Jr as unbeaten (31-0-0) on the graphic next to the round time? Must have forgotten the Parker fight

Nice performance from Garcia, booming left hook to set things off and he bossed the fight from that point onwards, looked very powerful against a tough opponent.

Stuarty wrote: ↑21 Apr 2019, 08:02 I'm not a massive Garcia fan but I thought he looked pretty good against Granados. Good shot selection and combos etc... Wouldn't mind seeing him in with Spence if the Spence/Crawford fight isn't happening....

yes, his left hook is crisp he throws it very well - problem is elite fighters make adjustments and nullify it (thurman)

NoScoutingReports wrote: ↑21 Apr 2019, 08:03 Another win for Brandon Figueroa last night on this card too, was a fun fight to watch before Parejo retired - plenty of output from both men.

Did anyone else notice PBC had Andy Ruiz Jr as unbeaten (31-0-0) on the graphic next to the round time? Must have forgotten the Parker fight

Nice performance from Garcia, booming left hook to set things off and he bossed the fight from that point onwards, looked very powerful against a tough opponent.

Aye I noticed that

Easily the best performance of the night.

Good reffing IMO, nothing much was coming back from Granados and he was taking some real solid shots to the head.

NoScoutingReports wrote: ↑21 Apr 2019, 08:03 Did anyone else notice PBC had Andy Ruiz Jr as unbeaten (31-0-0) on the graphic next to the round time? Must have forgotten the Parker fight

I only just caught up with the show and was hoping no-one else noticed, thought I was going to look really clever pointing that out

García back in the mix, looked very good.

Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑22 Apr 2019, 06:51 García back in the mix, looked very good.

He was always going to be in the mix IMO. His only 2 pro losses come against Thurman and Porter.

Porter has lost only to Thurman and Brook was 5 years ago.

Fact is Garcia has lost to those 2 and not beaten them. Who else has he fought at WW?

Rob Guererro and Sam Vargas?

The bout topped the latest edition of Premier Boxing Champions (PBC) on Fox, with the event drawing an average of 1.082 million viewers according to Nielsen Media Research.

The main event itself averaged 1.391 million viewers from the 9:45pm (ET) hour through the conclusion of the telecast. The bout peaked at 1.468 million viewers.

Viewership across all Fox Sports platforms—including Fox Deportes and the Fox Sports app—averaged 1.168 million viewers over the course of the two-plus hour long telecast.