Rigoberto Hermosillo (USA) vs Mark Magsayo (Philippines) | BOXING fight, HD, 60 fps

Rigoberto Hermosillo! Mark Magnifico Magsayo! Obey my commands at all times, protect yourself at all times, fight hard, fight clean. Good luck to both of you. Magsayo, he said he's working on not being right and being smarter. For Rigoberto Hermosillo, he set Hermosillo a three week replacement for Jose Haro. When he last fought here in the United States against Ramiro Robles, he said the exact same thing. Nice left hook there by Magsayo. But he is giving up three inches to Hermosillo. Very fast Magsayo, so he'll make up for that reach by doing that. He's got quick hands, doesn't he? But back comes Hermosillo to build California his home. There's a straight left by Hermosillo. And you know, Hermosillo's going to try to hit that body a lot with that left hand right under that rib cage. That's his favorite punch. Boy, Hermosillo. So, there's that right hook by Hermosillo and it's got something I'm going to talk about. There's a straight right that backed up Hermosillo. Two big right hands. He is very fluid and fast, but back comes the Mexican. Sharper, crisper. See that little left hook he tried to drop in over that right hand of Hermosillo. He's been in the past four years ago. Big right hand that backed up Hermosillo. He clocked him. He had him. Well, at least he might put him down. But I got to tell you, that really wobbled Hermosillo. Twenty-five years old from the Philippines, but a bit of blood outside of his right eyebrow. We'll see. Look. Hermosillo went to the body with that left hand. Just really crushed a right hand right in there. Nice. He's got to protect himself. Well, for Mark Maxillo, he's hoping to follow... The left hand that Hermosillo threw in there. Luckily, he pulled his head out just in time. He's quick with his counters, Maxillo. See, there's the body work I was talking about. When you get in close, you've got to do some damage. He just kind of pointed down to his face. That left hand was low, which it wasn't. It was a good straight body shot by Hermosillo. The 28-year-old from Jalisco, and he ate a left hook. That's right. Jack Reiss, the referee. Oh! Good right hand by Hermosillo. Right left by Hermosillo. Jack Reiss did a show against Maxillo. For Maxillo, he's been on the deck just once against Chris Avalos, but he would go back. It was a tremendous comeback. Look. It looked like he got tired after the second round. Maxillo's coming off of a 13-month layoff. He defeated Ibbion on two of the three scorecards in that fight on August 31st of last year. It was a shot. Yeah, and the record for Uthoff was like 53-6 of a record. Maxillo certainly not afraid to test his high-level opposition. Final moments of the second, but Maxillo hears that straight left. Boom! Maxillo took it well. And Enrique Alberto Hermosillo going at it. Joe, this is big. And let me tell you something. Maxillo is reacting to that straight left hand. Hermosillo throws that straight left hand down there. And Jack may say something racist, but it was legal. He's reacting to it. I don't know if that's just a nervous thing he does. He drops his hands at Maxillo. Uthoff left down the stretch. In the fight with Slavinsky, he felt that he started, you know, too late. He served him well in this fight against a really, really tough guy, Maxillo. And there he is going to that body hook as he jumped. Good straight right hand by Maxillo. That's what I'm saying. Maxillo tried to time that hook just like that right there. Good combination. Slavinsky jettisoned his old trainers. And then he came to learn under the guidance of Freddie Roach, which Freddie and Manny pushed for you. Because they haven't been to the, you know, to the— Filipino prospect and developed them into a world champion. Boom! There you see the seven-time trainer of the year. All the moments of the third. Boom! Big right hand from Maxillo. That ends the match, Jordan. As there we see Freddie Roach with Mark Maxillo. Joe, we've watched Maxillo. That is the biggest difference. And he just—his defense in the fights that we saw earlier without Freddie. Well, he was more defensive-minded, but he still has his aggression. Hermosillo. Back comes Hermosillo trying to close the distance. He's very accurate like that. You know, he just hardly ever misses that right hand. But Hermosillo's got to say— Now, if he puts that pressure on, he's got to do things like that. There's a big right hook, and he— Flamboyant-looking guy in there. And then, you know, he's even got cat-like reflexes. Hermosillo is just kind of workman-like. Landed a good body shot. He worked a couple— Hermosillo. But they're answering back with a right to the body. Very interesting. But Hermosillo's doing what he should be doing. When he gets in close, he's really ripping the body, even though he just missed two shots. To go in this fourth round. A left to the body by Hermosillo. Oh, he is ushering you to every inch of the ring, Jim. Yeah, and he wants to use the left hand. I mean, he rarely uses the hook. So that's where he feels comfortable. Oh, see, there's that left hook from— Maxillo. Maxillo, yes. Hermosillo towards the end there. Junior would defeat Gennaro Chicanito Hernandez to win his first— Two years ago, Alexis Arguello would defeat Ray Bumbu Mancini by a 14th round here in Los Angeles. The fifth round, Mark Maxillo and Rigoberto Hermosillo. And, Joe, would you believe that Hermosillo is averaging over 84 punches thrown per round? Hermosillo has long arms. He's strong. He's determined. He puts on pressure. And, you know, it's hard to get combinations off on softballs. I've been through it with my fighters before. And that may be the explanation of what you're doing with your punches. And right now, Maxillo, when he is throwing, he's being accurate and he's being effective. Very tough and durable. He's going to make you work. And he realizes that this fight means a lot during the fighter meetings. Yeah. Well, you know, he also thought that, you know, he should have won those two fights that he lost. But he's determined to win this fight. You can just tell by the way he's fighting. Those who run Mark Maxillo are the undefeated featherweight contender from the Philippines. Little right hands and short little uppercuts. You know, they can do damage. They don't seem like they're going to work it. There's a big right hand. Another one that connected upon Hermosillo from Maxillo. This featherweight main event. Time for Mark Maxillo, the one of his. Here we go. There's a little missed right hand, but he stepped in with the jab. That was an awkward looking. All right, here we go. Here's that, you know, step back and then step back in. Then he made a nice little short. When you get close to a guy, let your hands go. Don't hold on and waste that time. Joe, can you tell us, do you have to show tough luck to your fighter as they come to the corner? As Freddie just did. There wasn't anything tough about that. Let's start working. See, like right in there. See, now he's not holding on. Maxillo, he got tight up there, but you saw him. He squatted down the field. And that's what I was talking about. That's what Freddie was just talking about. You've got to use the opportunity wherever you are. He was telling him, keep your defense tight. It almost felt like Freddie felt that sometimes Maxillo can't do it. He does it all the time. You can see him. He keeps, after he works a couple of punches, he goes down and grabs his belt line with both hands. First fight together. They've been working together steadily for three months consecutively. Returned in July to spend a full three months with Freddie Roach. Good body shots by him. Dealing with someone who is very much aggressive. He has his shorts again. Bent over a little bit. He still might be feeling the remnants of that liver shot, Joe. I'm telling you, this is... Big right hook that connected for Maxillo. There's a long kind of sloppy left hand. You see how that right hand is down for Maxillo. And here's that right hand. Boom. I mean, he's really accurate with that, Maxillo. He could be throwing that one. Use your head. I want you to have your gut. He did kind of show it to the corner. I don't know anything he does like grabbing his belt line. But, yeah, I noticed that too. Or if it might be damaged. Let me tell you something. Even if it's hurt, he'll throw it. I think the question is will he throw it with as much power. You know, you'll throw it when you have to just to, you know, to... Still in the business. The legendary Joe Boosten educating me every single time. We get tight in here in the United States for the first time in four years. There's a straight left that found its destination for him. We'll see another one. It's hard for both guys because both guys are really, you know, they're strong guys. These are not weak punchers. They may not be one-punch knockout punchers in this particular fight. But let me tell you, they're landing some... That seemed a little bit low. Well, if it was, Jack... And Adam Mosil is capable of doing that with that strong left hand. And, of course, you heard his trainer... It was a straight right. It was a right hand by Mosil that was countered with a quick left hand by Adam Mosil. So, they pushed into Adam Mosil. Five moments of the seventh. The action continues to intensify. It was a right hand. Adam Mosil slips. Uh-huh. Chewing these up and spitting them out. They are eating punches. You know, I just think what Freddie told him was correct. Out of doubt, make it clear that you're the winner of these rounds. See, right there. That's a good push from the corner from Freddie. Right now, he came out blasting as if he needed to do this. And Freddie probably insisted on it. And right now, look. Max Ayo is going in a little boxing with a little pressure. He's not getting hit, but he's landing all... Ooh. You can hear the... Wow. You know, Adam Mosil... But let me tell you, that was a beautiful left hand that he threw in there. Max Ayo making his debut. He really used some good Matrix style movements to Adam Mosil. So, you know, I give him a lot of credit. Just like that. Underneath punches, pulled out. Caught by Max Ayo. Followed by a right. As he puts together more combinations. Filipino featherweight. Back comes Adam Mosil. That was just a big, big round. Yeah, you're going to see they banged bodies here, if I'm not mistaken. Right? There is a good little body contact made him go down there. And there's a nice little hook off the left hand. I don't know if he needs this round to win the fight. I think Freddie is pushing him maybe to end this. And to end it with a big exclamation point. To tell you the truth. He saw that he had him real hurt last round. Adam Mosil, he had him hurt. Into another gear. I think Freddie is trying to get Max Ayo to reel in there. Because he saw moments of that in the 9th. Well, I think Freddie has done that for the past 3-4 rounds. That's why, you know, I think that Max Ayo pulled away on this fight. And, you know, don't be an underachiever in this fight. You know, use all of your skills. Use all of the training. And let it all go away. In between the 9th and the 10th from Hall of Fame trainer Freddie Roach. Just over the halfway point of left hook. This has been a terrific fight, Joe. Between two men who are giving their all. Powerful. Can slip. Can turn. Can pivot. I like it. And Mosil. I would love to see him again. Without a doubt. Oh, yeah. Vicious body punching between these two. Too little, too late. You know, we've got 10 seconds here. Another chapter has been written in the rich history of. And still undefeated. Mark. Magnifico. Max Ayo. So, Joe, from the scorecard perspective. It was absolutely correct that Freddie Roach pushed Max Ayo to win that 10th round.