Bruce Carrington vs Rene Palacios - FULL FIGHT HIGHLIGHTS 😱🔥

Ladies and gentlemen, from the Wolstein Center here in Cleveland, Ohio, Top Rake Incorporated presents the first of a world title attractions brought to you by Miller Lite. Cheers for another round of Miller Time and by DraftKings. The crown is yours. Now this bout is sanctioned by the WBC. The president, Mauricio Suleiman, and the supervisor in attendance is Victor Silva. Our three judges scoring from ringside, we have David D. Young, Omar Minton, and Ben Rochester. Introducing our referee in charge, he is our third man in the ring, Harvey Dock. Alright fans, here we go. Twelve rounds of boxing scheduled for the WBC Featherweight Championship of the World. Introducing to you first the challenger on my right, fighting out of the blue corner, entering the ring wearing red trunks with white trim, presented in association with Pro Box Promotions. Hailing from Nuevo Casas Grandes, Chihuahua, Mexico, he weighed in at 125.7 pounds. He is undefeated in his campaign with a record of 19 wins, no losses, one draw, with 10 wins coming by way of knockout. Tonight he is making his first attempt at a world title as he holds the NABF welterweight belt. Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the undefeated WBC number 10 featherweight contender. Introducing Rene Zurdo Palacios. And his opponent across the ring, the defending world champion, fighting out of the red corner, wearing grey trunks with blue trim, fighting out of and representing proudly his hometown of Brownsville, Brooklyn, New York. He weighed in at 124.9 pounds. He also is undefeated in his campaign with a record of 17 wins, no losses, 10 wins coming by way of knockout. And tonight he is making the second defense of his title. Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the acclaimed, undefeated, reigning and defending WBC featherweight champion of the world. Introducing Bruce Chuchu Carrington. That's what I didn't see in the last round. That's what you're gonna need against Chuchu. You can't let him line you up with that jab. Well, Palacios is gonna hurt you. It's gonna come early. We have open scoring and apparently open commentary. Everybody jumps in on this one. Jim's calling in the troops. Starting downstairs and upstairs and he's landing more at will now. The accuracy is really good from Carrington. He's not really a puncher. He's not as intense. So he doesn't know what he has, but he knows he's dominating. And right now, true to form, he is dominating. Chuchu Carrington obviously pretty happy with how it's going. He thinks they're frustrating Palacios with that jab. And they want to see Chuchu start to walk him into some punches. A stoppage by combination. Good right hand for Palacios as he's trying to pin Bruce against the ropes. This is what Palacios needs to do from that southpaw stance. He needs to suffocate. He needs to break that distance. Chuchu Carrington and Palacios good left hand there and there in his corner loved it. I think the fans booing him are actually just going to continue. And that clipped him on the head and down goes Carrington. Was it night? Chris, we'll let you make the call. Well, he went down from the punch. The punch. Palacios bending down, aiming for the body. See right there? That's a knockdown, guys. He touched the body. He ricocheted off the top of the head. There's no controversy here. That should have been a knockdown. We haven't seen that from Palacios. Spurts of activity, spurts of power. Double jab to Palacios. The body shot by Palacios. Carrington's not liking that. I don't know if he got hit with a body shot as well. Left hand there for Palacios on the temple. At this point, Carrington would rather get hit in the face than in the body. Oh, yeah. That's absolutely right. Has him in the corner. It was not meant to be for the Mexican. Great finish to the fight for Cerdo, but not nearly enough as Chuchu will defend his title here tonight. There were some open opportunities for Palacios, but it was a Chuchu show. That jab, that right hand. Outside of that body punch, that hurt Bruce Carrington. I mean, he really performed on another level because whenever you're the champion, there's this anxiety that you want to defend that title. Some legendary moments of the fight presented by Miller Lang, Sergio. And it was mostly the Chuchu show. You know, he was controlling everything at bay. That right hand going down to the body. That right there, that's crisp punching. And anytime he let Palacios break that break, Palacios would start digging to the body. And that's where he should have gone earlier. When he looks back at this fight and he notices he hurt Chuchu, that right there also took a little bit of momentum from him. But this was a rugged fight from a rugged Mexican. Had his moment, but not enough to what we can praise Palacios in this performance. Because Carrington did control most of these rounds, everything behind that jab. And once he got hurt to the body, then that's when Palacios should have just... He should have just punched at the rib, not let him lose, but time ran out. But you got to give Palacios this credit. The championship rounds, he probably won them both, 11 and 12 as the challenger. It was either that or Carrington maybe just took his foot off the gas and let him have him. But either way, I mean, it was... I don't think he let him have that body shot. Rochester scores about 116 to 112. Judge of ringside Omar Mingtun sees it 117 to 111. And David De Jong scores the action 118 to 110. All three in favor of the winner. And still the undefeated WBC featherweight champion of the world, Bruce Chushu Mingtun. And the two most beautiful words outside of and new is and still. And still champion is Bruce Chushu Carrington taking that title back to Brooklyn. Smile from ear to ear. That's a wonderful feeling for a newly minted champion. There's the commemorative belt on this 4th of July. The WBC love to make those commemorative belts. That one looks pretty good.