Outstanding Pacquiao vs Ugas results: Mark Magsayo joins Julio Ceja to throw a cold and get a title shot

As for the featherweight that Mark Magsayo has not won, he has given his eight-year professional career to his idol, Filipino icon Manny Pacquiao. Fighting on him the hero paid a paid card on Saturday, Magsayo has given the eight-time champion a worthy finish.

Magsayo (23-0, 16 KOs), a native of the Philippines, rose from the canvas in the 5th round before the start of the rally to end former world title challenge Julio Ceja (32-5-1, 28 KOs) with two sharp blows. combination 10. Round. Judge Kenny Bayless left the fight untold at 0:50 a.m. with a cold eyebrow inside the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.

Both fighters hit a canvas in this 126-pound duel that had heavy spills and spills, along with two-way pockets. Magsayo, a 26-year-old who trained with Pacquiao’s mentor Freddie Roach, tested his toughness after throwing back the celebration after an exciting fight.

According to CompjaBox, Ceja, who went out to Magsayora with a difference between 163 and 158, was the attacker. But his advanced pressure was a problem at times, including round 1 when Magsayo put a clean left hook on his chin.

A Mexican native, Ceja, a 28-year-old man, turned his back on his body and kept Magsayo on the ropes. The two fighters negotiated big pushes from there, usually ordering Magsayo to counter his jab and right hand so that Ceja would not get inside.

The thrust changed again on day 5, when a left hook hit Magsayo in the body. But he showed good skills in recovering younger fighters by strategically holding on to them sometimes and avoiding exploding under great pressure.

Magsayo started to regain his strength in the last two matches and came out of the corner in the 10th round with an impressive goal with the pressure tables turning to Cejari. Magsayo was missing a left hook, but with a straight right he continued to throw Ceja at his feet and bounce off the ropes.

Ceja was caught with more short right hands before Bayless jumped into it. The blow sent him to his back when he was called to the fight.

The trousers saw Ceja go 0-3-1 in their last four fights, which resulted in a loss to Guillermo Rigondeaux and a draw for Brandon Figueroa.