Israel Madrimov revealed that he was getting out of bad illness and was not 100% defeated by WBC interim Virgil Ortes Jr. last Saturday night in Riyadh's venue.

Madrimov, 29, said he would be “Strong” in a re -match. Virgil Jr. would not re-match him because he would like to challenge the next to the WBC and WBO 154-LB champion Sebastian Fundora. Even if Ortes Jr. does not get this fight, he will not take a risk against a healthy madrimo and will not beat the stuffing from him.

The same is the case with Serhi Bohachuk in Virgil Jr. He is not re-matching him after winning a 12-round majority decision on August 10th last summer. Ortes Jr. is taking her “Win” The way he can get them. His fate with the judges will eventually end, but till then eat it, baby.

Illness affects performance

Madrimov (10-2-1, 7k) faded after the Virgil Jr. was dominated in the first five rounds and fought in the last seven rounds. He still appeared to win six rounds and Deserve a drawHowever, the judges gave it to the more popular Ortiz Jr. with score of 115-113, 115-113, and 117-111. If an ill Madrimov could fight with Virgil Jr. What would a healthy version do it?

The mistake that Israel made in the fight was so far ahead in the first six rounds. It seemed to have taken a lot of energy from him, which played in the second half of the fight for Ortes Jr.. Madrimov's corner should have been instructed to stop moving so quickly and focus on his power game. 'Little GGG' was a bigger punch than Ortes Jr., but he wasted a lot of energy.

The bribe that Madrimo was thrown was identified by Ortes Jr.'s face around both eyes. You heard how strong the punchs of Madrimov were when they landed. The sound of the effect was much louder than Virgil.

“I was ill in December. We went to the doctor two weeks ago, the doctor said that I was ill and was not ready to fight. We don't want to cancel the fight because it was a big card. I wanted to show a big fight. That's my job Boxing news How he was 100% to fight Virgil Ortes Jr. last Saturday night.

“Probably in the match again, I will be stronger again. I have given strict training (in preparation for Ortes Jr.), but I didn't like it. I didn't want to cancel the fight. So, I took it to the risk. This fight was more experienced. What happened, happened. This is more practice for the future. I am waiting for my next fight and will come back more powerful.

“This is my job,” Madrimov was asked that he wanted the easiest fight for his next fight because his last two were rigid against the Virgil Ortes Jr. and Terrence Crafford. “At the time of my Pro's debut, I fought in ten rounds.”