Boxing Results: Emiliano Vargas does a quick job for Alexander Espinoza

At the Xander Zayas-Jorge Garcia event subcard, the growing hope of Emiliano Vargas made a short appearance inside the square ring as he cast out Alexander Espinoza (20-4-1, 9 kos) in the first round at Madison Square Square Theater in New York Dinas.

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This younger weight pulp turned into one of those rare occasions that the walk was longer than the real fight. Boxers have a popular saying that they are not paid for an overview, and on Saturday night, Vargas did the work done in 42 seconds.

In the opening round of the match, Emiliano Vargas started the pulley away by changing levels with the injection. With 2:27 after going in the 1st round, Espinoza threw a injection, but Vargas acted a perfect pull counter as he proceeded to land a devastating right hand over the top.

The right hand sent Alexander Espinoza down to the canvas. Espinoza was very determined as he made several attempts to rise, as his mind reached the task, but his body was not satisfied.

As Espinoza was counted out, the Emiliano, 21, collected Vargas “El General” (15-0, 13 Kos) his sixth straight victory.

During his post -fighting interview, Vargas noted that he was ready for an upgrade as he related to the level of his opponents.

The pulse was scheduled for 8-round, but Emiliano Vargas needed only 42 seconds to make a definitive statement. Vargas came to the end of the pool early, but said he was ready to go beyond the distance.

“I was ready for 15 rounds tonight. You know it was a blessing that I had to do so quickly. They don’t pay for an overview, nevertheless, so I had to do it quickly. But as I said, I’m ready for the highest elite competition. My skills are going to continue to show through.”