Boxing results: Abdullah Mason’s power too much for Manuel JaMes

Lightweight contender Abdullah Mason ‘New York City.

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Explosive power

Jimes walked into a large left headline of Mason in the second round to put him down. Mason turned off the rest of the rounds and landed big blows from the outside.

Thirdly, Jimes made some adjustments by trying to stay on the inside to prevent Abdullah from getting leverage on his shots. James landed some nice bumps, but didn’t have the power to do anything about Mason. Jimes made the mistake of jumping in with a shot and was nailed by a left hand of Mason who knocked him on the canvas.

Before the start of fourth place, the doctor’s doctor Jaimes checked to see if he was in order to keep fighting. Mason quickly dropped Jaimes in fourth place with a blasting combination. It was done on the inside, which is all the more impressive. Abdullah does not have to get leverage on the push to generate great power.

A moment later, Mason made contact with a quick combination that Jimes put down in the fourth referee for the second time. James hurt and discouraged at that point. The referee then chose to blow it off. The time of the downtime was at 1:55 of round four.

Mason, 20, said after the fight that he wanted to keep the rankings, and as soon as he was in position, he wanted to fight for a world title.

Based on this show, Mason looks ready to defeat WBC lightweight champion Shakur Stevenson and would defeat WBO champion Denys Berinchyk of Keyhawn Davis if he gets his hands on the belt. Mason is on a level other than those guys.

It is unlikely that the top -rank Mason will enable Keyshawn, as they try to turn the Norfolk, Virginia native, into a star, and they strategically move him around a risky opposition that would expose him.