Atlantic City, NEW JERSEY - Yuriorkis Gamboa Jorge Solis knocked down in the fourth assault to retain his featherweight world title from the World Association Boxeo (AMB) on Saturday March 26 at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City.
Solis was knocked down five times during the bout before the referee David Fields stopped the game in the fourth round.
Yuriorkis Gamboa (20-0-16 KOs) had a phenomenal performance last Saturday 26 March when he defeated by TKO in the fourth assault on the brave Mexican boxer Jorge Solis (40-3-2-29 KO's). What gave the "Cyclone of Guantanamo" was a presentation of boxing. His quick hands, strong legs and was stuck as his nickname as a cyclone, which completely baffled Solis.
Aztec was thought to be an opponent would give him 'candle' to Cuba, but he simply could not do anything against Gamboa. Before the end of the fight Gamboa was winning the 'classical mile', but there was something that got me thinking and were illegal hits that connect to Solis for combat.
These were thrown behind the head and when I hit the floor in the final assault while in the canvas. In passing, I note that the performance of referee David Fields was awful, where he was not deducted points Yuriorkis Gamboa.
On the other hand I take the liberty to make constructive criticism to Gamboa and his outstanding performance would have been tarnished if the referee had made the decision to disqualify as noted above. Under no circumstances want to detract from the victory of Gamboa, but I think if not correct these errors could be of harm in future battles.
Moreover, Gamboa and did his part, now it's up to "Juanma" Lopez make your own, and is able to beat a rival (Orlando Salido), which is surely inspired and could "harm the night." There is talk that if Lopez defeats Salido, would fight back with Rafael Marquez.
But as indicated in an article he wrote recently, the fight everyone wants to see is that of Juan Manuel Lopez and Yuriorkis Gamboa (taking into account that Lopez defeats Salido) There must be no excuses, it's about both parties agree and 'to fight it has been said. "
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