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POSTFIGHT: Judges have 116-111, 117-110, and 118-109 for Garcia, who wins by decision Unanimous and who is now a unified lightweight titlist.
So many people would like to see Garcia fight Vasiliy Lomachenko to see who's really the best at £ 135. But Garcia called Errol Spence, perhaps the best at 147 lbs. "Spence, who was present, applauded Garcia's satisfaction.
" I'm here for the biggest challenges, "Garcia told Showtime after the fight:" I do not know if he's here. There is someone else with a bigger challenge than Errol Spence.I know that he is ready to fight against anyone.I am what I want I think there's a very good chance that this can be done. "
Garcia would likely be a solid underdog against Spence and he's right, it's probably the best Read the big challenge he can face right now.
He wants Garcia's fight "He'll go up and try to dethrone me," Spence said. "It will not happen."
12th round: Attendance at Staples Center has more than 12,000 fans. Good enough crowd to see Garcia (and Easter). Easter Jabs to the body, and Garcia's counters with a left hook to the head. At this point, it seems that Easter will be happy to survive the fight. It does not seem like he's going to try to win the fight with a knockout. And the, Easter lands a beautiful right. Grand right by Garcia a few seconds later. Garcia is still trying to KO Easter. He will not do it, but it is a very good victory anyway. Forbes marks it for Garcia.
Ensemble: Garcia 117-110
11th Round: In this round up here, Garcia's jab was more effective than the Easter jab. Garcia launches these bombs, but Easter does a great job blocking many of those shots. Of course, Easter will not win if it does not start throwing punches. And just like that, Easter lands a beautiful right. Forbes marks it for Garcia.
Ensemble: Garcia 107-101
10th Round: Garcia takes the first minute, and Easter is back to throw some jabs. Two shots on Garcia's body then lands a left hook at the head of Easter. Easter spends too much time on the ropes. Of course, it's easy to tell by sitting in this comfortable chair. I have not taken Garcia bombs for 30 minutes. Easter does not throw a lot, and Garcia just throws it on the ropes. Forbes marks it for Garcia.
Ensemble: Garcia 97-92
Ninth round: Crap, I regret my last round score a bit. It was probably a Garcia turn in the eighth. Whatever it is, Garcia pours it at Easter now. They trade in the middle of the ring, and Garcia gets the upper hand (even though Easter is not going bad either). Woo, now Easter is coming hard. This is the most fun ride of the fight. Garcia's face shows blood. This is certainly not the fight that Easter must lead, but it does not get along well with the fighting. It remains to be seen if he can resist Garcia's power at this distance. Forbes marks it for Garcia.
Ensemble: Garcia 87-83
Eighth Round: There have been three or four rounds that most of Easter have controlled, but Garcia has won the round over my map with rallies of 30 seconds or less. This fight would be really tight on my dashboard, with the exception of about 90 seconds of Garcia's work. If it makes sense. Garcia is really hounding Easter now, and Easter punch production is down. But Easter's defense was solid and Garcia did not land a lot of consequences. Easter landed just enough jabs to take the turn in my eyes. Forbes marks it for Easter.
Ensemble: Garcia 77-74
Seventh Round: Garcia did not do much at the first minute of this round. Easter, meanwhile, is still working on his jab. Easter did a good job with his defense. He's really not being hit by too many punches. Well, Garcia's right hook has bypassed the Easter guard to affect it. Easter is trying a fair uppercut. Two big rights for Garcia with about 15 seconds to seal the round for him. Forbes marks it for Garcia.
Ensemble: Garcia 68-64
Sixth Round: Easter strikes a blow from Garcia and Garcia's head must back. Paulie Malignaggi of Showtime points out that Easter does not change his jab. It's the same speed every time, and it does not pretend much. This means that Garcia can set his schedule more easily. Easter still launches the jab, but he does not make as much contact. Garcia tries a four-shot combo, but nothing comes up. It's a tight turn. Well, until the last 20 seconds, when Garcia comes alive. Forbes marks it for Garcia.
Ensemble: Garcia 58-55
Fifth Round: Playing the role of the fight heel to perfection, Adrien Broner is shown on camera between rounds, and he returns Double bird. It's a good friend of Easter, so he's probably not happy with the way this fight is going on. But he also plays the crowd, hoping to attract a lot of boos. What's going on? Garcia definitely puts the pressure on, and he does not seem to be bothered by the Easter jab any more. It is getting closer and closer, which is bad news for Easter. Easter tries the uppercut, and Garcia counteracts with a left that wavered Easter for a second. Then, Garcia tries his own uppercut. Forbes marks it for Garcia.
Ensemble: Garcia 48-46
Round Four: He'll just show you that if Easter can not get Garcia away from him, he might have problems. Easter is back at the jab, and when Garcia gets closer, Easter ties Garcia. Garcia lands a right, and he lands another combination at Easter. This fight quickly transformed Garcia's path, and the crowd is totally in the game. It was not a bad round at Easter, but Garcia did a little more damage. Forbes marks it for Garcia.
Overall: Garcia 38-37
. @mikeygarcia Left land hook and drops @RobertEaster_Jr in the third round !!!!!!!!! #GarciaEaster #PBConShowtime pic.twitter.com/2M0Rl6bpvm
– PBC (@premierboxing) July 29, 2018
Third Round: The Easter jab is pretty fast, and that's one of the reasons why Garcia has not been so effective as a counter-striker. Garcia lands a solid party with Easter on the ropes. Garcia is starting to use his jab a bit more, but he has not been effective yet. Until here, the only time Garcia can land, is when Easter stops on the ropes. I do not know why Easter did this many times that turn. A huge left hook after a slamming right hand drops Easter . Garcia tries to finish it. But Easter does not seem to hurt. He survives the round. Forbes marks it for Garcia.
Ensemble: 28-28
Second Round: Easter spends the first part of the tour focusing on Garcia's body. But he must let go of the shots from afar, which could be a counter-shot by Garcia. Big right by Garcia has landed, and the crowd is excited. Garcia still takes his time, allowing Easter to throw a lot of jabs and land some. He just closed Garcia's head with one. Garcia traps Easter on the ropes, but Easter has had a nice defense and Garcia has not landed much. Forbes marks it for Easter.
Ensemble: Easter 20-18
First Round: Easter takes out the aggressor, pumping the jab and fighting big. He also unloads some. According to Showtime, Easter launches, like, 22 punches before Garcia decides to launch something. And Garcia lands a sharp jab when he finally does. If you are an Easter fan, you must love Easter throwing double and triple jabs. Garcia throws a hard forehand but he runs out of Easter chin. Garcia arrives late. Forbes marks it for Easter.
Ensemble: Easter 10-9
Mikey Garcia ringwalk: Conversely, the crowd of Staples Center goes bananas for Garcia when he enters the arena. He pinches his fist, and he has a huge smile on his cup. It takes its time and impregnates. He looks completely comfortable and confident. (He also needs time to get to the ring, because he's walking so slowly.)
Robert Easter ringwalk: Although Easter is a light titlist just like Garcia, he comes first in the ring. And he is greeted by a wall of taunts. It makes sense. Garcia is from L.A., so almost no one wants to see him win. Easter smiles (or grimaces) at the crowd. He has a rebound in his footsteps and is heading to the ring.
UNLOCK:
Luis Ortiz (29-1, 24 KOs) TKO 2 Razcan Cojanu (16-4): Four months after being knocked out by Deontay Wilder at # 39, one of the most exciting fights in 2018, Ortiz made his emphatic comeback to the ring by blasting Cojanu. Although Cojanu spent most of the fight against Ortiz and made it look like Ortiz could not hurt him, Ortiz did.
Yes, Luis Ortiz still has some power. KO2 on Cojanu. pic.twitter.com/FDDA2NPUwa
– Josh Katzowitz (@joshkatzowitz) July 29, 2018
After the fight, Ortiz cried in the ring while being interviewed by Showtime, saying that a few days ago Some time ago, doctors found a cure for the illness suffered by Ortiz's daughter.
Mario Barrios (22-0, 14 KOs) TKO 8 during Jose Roman (24-3-1): In an absolutely dominant performance, Barrios prospect of 140 pounds forced the corner of Roman to stop the fight after the eighth round, his sixth victory in a straight line stop. Barrios' body attack was spectacular, and he scored Roman overthrows in the fourth and eighth rounds. According to ShowStats, Barrios – who saw the first cup of his career in his first round, even though it was never a factor – managed 44% of his power shots (and 32% of his total shots). After the fight, Barrios said that he feels that he is making the transition to the fighter that he always thought he could be. He also said that he thinks he's ready for a shot under the world.
Mario Barrios sends Jose Roman on canvas at turn 4. #BarriosRoman pic.twitter.com/cQA3rJtPax
– SHOWTIME Boxing (@ShowtimeBoxing) July 29, 2018 [19659046] Reference Number:
Earlier this week, Garcia was at -1000, which meant you had to bet $ 1000 to win $ 100, and Easter was +600 – which meant you earned $ 600 betting $ 100. But to date, about an hour before the start of the broadcast, Garcia had dropped to -750 and the chances of Easter had improved to +475.
Purses: For his work day Saturday, Garcia will make a $ 1 million guaranteed purse, while Easter will earn a salary of $ 500,000. It's a nice raise for Easter, which pocketed $ 310,000 in his last fight against Javier Fortuna. For Easter, it is the second paycheck of a million dollars that he will have won for a fight.
On the undercard, Luis Ortiz will win $ 200,000 (he will have $ 500,000 while he will be eliminated in his last fight against Deontay Wilder) and his opponent, Razvan Conjanu, will win $ 100,000 .
How to broadcast: Showtime puts a portion of the undercard for free on its Facebook page and YouTube channel, starting at 8pm. AND.
The scheduled fights are Fabian Maidana (15-0, 11 KOs), the younger brother of Marcos Maidana, two-division world champion, against Andrey Klimov (20-4, 10 KOs) and the 2016 Olympian American Karlos Balderas (5-0, 4 K.-O.) participates in a lightweight fight in six rounds.
You can watch the undercard fights below.
For the fights of Garcia-Easter and Luis Ortiz-Razvan Cojanu, You will need a subscription to Showtime to access the Showtime Anytime app and watch them live.
Mikey Garcia does not seem very interested in fighting Vasily Lomachenko in what would be the most important match in the lightweight category. Instead, after facing Robert Easter on Saturday night, Garcia said he wanted to ride two weight divisions to challenge Errol Spence at the welterweight.
Mikey Garcia seeks to unify the lightweight titles against Robert Easter. (Photo by Joe Scarnici / Getty Images)
This is an intriguing possibility – especially since Spence is number 6 on the Moneymakers Pound-For-Pound list while Garcia is at number 10 – but Garcia (38-0, 30 KOs) have to get through the unbeaten Easter (21-0, 14 KOs), which probably will not be an easy task.
"This fight is champion vs. champion, it's going to determine who's the best, for real," said Easter at Friday's press conference. "[Saturday] is going to be the best of the best and you will see the best of me."
Garcia is the favorite of the bets, but there is no doubt that Easter has a solid chance to make the most of
Whatever it is, Forbes will be there for the night , giving his round thoughts, explanations and unofficial notes.
While you wait for the show to start at 10 pm And, be sure to read all the other Forbes Boxing Covers this week:
- Mikey Garcia Vs. Robert Easter Excerpt, Saunders-Andrade on DAZN: Boxing Biz
- Coin Operators of the pound-for-pound Boxing
- Oleksandr Usyk Vs. Murat Gassiev, Jaime Munguia, Weekend Highlights and Combat Critics (VIDEO)
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POSTFIGHT: The Judges Have It 116- 111, 117-110 and 118-109 for Garcia, who won by unanimous decision and who is now a unified lightweight titlist.
So many people would like to see Garcia fight Vasiliy Lomachenko to see who is really the best at £ 135. But Garcia called Errol Spence, perhaps the best He did again, while Spence, who was present, applauded Garcia's satisfaction.
"I'm here for the biggest challenges, "said Garcia at Showtime after the fight. Know that there is someone else with It's a bigger challenge than Errol Spence. I know that he is ready to fight anyone against anyone. That's what I want. I think there is a very good chance that this can be done. "
Garcia would probably be a solid underdog against Spence and he's right, it's probably the biggest challenge he can face right now."
He wants Garcia's fight " He'll go up and try to dethrone me, "Spence said," It will not happen. "
12th round: Attendance at Staples Center has more than 12,000 fans. Good enough crowd to see Garcia (and Easter). Easter Jabs to the body, and Garcia's counters with a left hook to the head. At this point, it seems that Easter will be happy to survive the fight. It does not seem like he's going to try to win the fight with a knockout. And the, Easter lands a beautiful right. Grand right by Garcia a few seconds later. Garcia is still trying to KO Easter. He will not do it, but it is a very good victory anyway. Forbes marks it for Garcia.
Ensemble: Garcia 117-110
11th Round: In this round up here, Garcia's jab was more effective than the Easter jab. Garcia launches these bombs, but Easter does a great job blocking many of those shots. Of course, Easter will not win if it does not start throwing punches. And just like that, Easter lands a beautiful right. Forbes marks it for Garcia.
Ensemble: Garcia 107-101
10th Round: Garcia takes the first minute, and Easter is back to throw some jabs. Two shots on Garcia's body then lands a left hook at the head of Easter. Easter spends too much time on the ropes. Of course, it's easy to tell by sitting in this comfortable chair. I have not taken Garcia bombs for 30 minutes. Easter does not throw a lot, and Garcia just throws it on the ropes. Forbes marks it for Garcia.
Ensemble: Garcia 97-92
Ninth round: Crap, I regret my last round score a bit. It was probably a Garcia turn in the eighth. Whatever it is, Garcia pours it at Easter now. They trade in the middle of the ring, and Garcia gets the upper hand (even though Easter is not going bad either). Woo, now Easter is coming hard. This is the most fun ride of the fight. Garcia's face shows blood. This is certainly not the fight that Easter must lead, but it does not get along well with the fighting. It remains to be seen if he can resist Garcia's power at this distance. Forbes marks it for Garcia.
Ensemble: Garcia 87-83
Eighth Round: There have been three or four rounds that most of Easter have controlled, but Garcia has won the round over my map with rallies of 30 seconds or less. This fight would be really tight on my dashboard, with the exception of about 90 seconds of Garcia's work. If it makes sense. Garcia is really hounding Easter now, and Easter punch production is down. But Easter's defense was solid and Garcia did not land a lot of consequences. Easter landed just enough jabs to take the turn in my eyes. Forbes marks it for Easter.
Ensemble: Garcia 77-74
Seventh Round: Garcia did not do much at the first minute of this round. Easter, meanwhile, is still working on his jab. Easter did a good job with his defense. He's really not being hit by too many punches. Well, Garcia's right hook has bypassed the Easter guard to affect it. Easter is trying a fair uppercut. Two big rights for Garcia with about 15 seconds to seal the round for him. Forbes marks it for Garcia.
Ensemble: Garcia 68-64
Sixth Round: Easter strikes a blow from Garcia and Garcia's head must back. Paulie Malignaggi of Showtime points out that Easter does not change his jab. It's the same speed every time, and it does not pretend much. This means that Garcia can set his schedule more easily. Easter still launches the jab, but he does not make as much contact. Garcia tries a four-shot combo, but nothing comes up. It's a tight turn. Well, until the last 20 seconds, when Garcia comes alive. Forbes marks it for Garcia.
Ensemble: Garcia 58-55
Fifth Round: Playing the role of the fight heel to perfection, Adrien Broner is shown on camera between rounds, and he returns Double bird. It's a good friend of Easter, so he's probably not happy with the way this fight is going on. But he also plays the crowd, hoping to attract a lot of boos. What's going on? Garcia definitely puts the pressure on, and he does not seem to be bothered by the Easter jab any more. It is getting closer and closer, which is bad news for Easter. Easter tries the uppercut, and Garcia counteracts with a left that wavered Easter for a second. Then, Garcia tries his own uppercut. Forbes marks it for Garcia.
Ensemble: Garcia 48-46
Round Four: He'll just show you that if Easter can not get Garcia away from him, he might have problems. Easter is back at the jab, and when Garcia gets closer, Easter ties Garcia. Garcia lands a right, and he lands another combination at Easter. This fight quickly transformed Garcia's path, and the crowd is totally in the game. It was not a bad round at Easter, but Garcia did a little more damage. Forbes marks it for Garcia.
Overall: Garcia 38-37
. @mikeygarcia Left land hook and drops @RobertEaster_Jr in the third round !!!!!!!!! #GarciaEaster #PBConShowtime pic.twitter.com/2M0Rl6bpvm
– PBC (@premierboxing) July 29, 2018
Third Round: The Easter jab is pretty fast, and that's one of the reasons why Garcia has not been so effective as a counter-striker. Garcia lands a solid party with Easter on the ropes. Garcia is starting to use his jab a bit more, but he has not been effective yet. Until here, the only time Garcia can land, is when Easter stops on the ropes. I do not know why Easter did this many times that turn. A huge left hook after a slamming right hand drops Easter . Garcia tries to finish it. But Easter does not seem to hurt. He survives the round. Forbes marks it for Garcia.
Ensemble: 28-28
Second Round: Easter spends the first part of the tour focusing on Garcia's body. But he must let go of the shots from afar, which could be a counter-shot by Garcia. Big right by Garcia has landed, and the crowd is excited. Garcia still takes his time, allowing Easter to throw a lot of jabs and land some. He just closed Garcia's head with one. Garcia traps Easter on the ropes, but Easter has had a nice defense and Garcia has not landed much. Forbes marks it for Easter.
Ensemble: Easter 20-18
First Round: Easter takes out the aggressor, pumping the jab and fighting big. He also unloads some. According to Showtime, Easter launches, like, 22 punches before Garcia decides to launch something. And Garcia lands a sharp jab when he finally does. If you are an Easter fan, you must love Easter throwing double and triple jabs. Garcia throws a hard forehand but he runs out of Easter chin. Garcia arrives late. Forbes marks it for Easter.
Ensemble: Easter 10-9
Mikey Garcia ringwalk: Conversely, the crowd of Staples Center goes bananas for Garcia when he enters the arena. He pinches his fist, and he has a huge smile on his cup. It takes its time and impregnates. He looks completely comfortable and confident. (He also needs time to get to the ring, because he's walking so slowly.)
Robert Easter ringwalk: Although Easter is a light titlist just like Garcia, he comes first in the ring. And he is greeted by a wall of taunts. It makes sense. Garcia is from L.A., so almost no one wants to see him win. Easter smiles (or grimaces) at the crowd. He has a rebound in his footsteps and is heading to the ring.
UNLOCK:
Luis Ortiz (29-1, 24 KOs) TKO 2 Razcan Cojanu (16-4): Four months after being knocked out by Deontay Wilder at # 39, one of the most exciting fights in 2018, Ortiz made his emphatic comeback to the ring by blasting Cojanu. Although Cojanu spent most of the fight against Ortiz and made it look like Ortiz could not hurt him, Ortiz did.
Yes, Luis Ortiz still has some power. KO2 on Cojanu. pic.twitter.com/FDDA2NPUwa
– Josh Katzowitz (@joshkatzowitz) July 29, 2018
After the fight, Ortiz cried in the ring while being interviewed by Showtime, saying that a few days ago Some time ago, doctors found a cure for the illness suffered by Ortiz's daughter.
Mario Barrios (22-0, 14 KOs) TKO 8 during Jose Roman (24-3-1): In an absolutely dominant performance, Barrios prospect of 140 pounds forced the corner of Roman to stop the fight after the eighth round, his sixth victory in a straight line stop. Barrios' body attack was spectacular, and he scored Roman overthrows in the fourth and eighth rounds. According to ShowStats, Barrios – who saw the first cup of his career in his first round, even though it was never a factor – managed 44% of his power shots (and 32% of his total shots). After the fight, Barrios said that he feels that he is making the transition to the fighter that he always thought he could be. He also said that he thinks he's ready for a shot under the world.
Mario Barrios sends Jose Roman on canvas at turn 4. #BarriosRoman pic.twitter.com/cQA3rJtPax
– SHOWTIME Boxing (@ShowtimeBoxing) 29 July 2018
Betting Odds :
Earlier this week, Garcia was at -1000, which meant you had to bet $ 1000 to win $ 100, and Easter was + 600, which means you'd win $ 600 betting $ 100. But to date, about an hour before the start of the broadcast, Garcia had dropped to -750 and the chances of Easter had improved to +475.
Purses: For his work day Saturday, Garcia will make a $ 1 million guaranteed purse, while Easter will earn a salary of $ 500,000. It's a nice raise for Easter, which pocketed $ 310,000 in his last fight against Javier Fortuna. For Easter, it is the second paycheck of a million dollars that he will have won for a fight.
On the undercard, Luis Ortiz will win $ 200,000 (he will have $ 500,000 while he will be eliminated in his last fight against Deontay Wilder) and his opponent, Razvan Conjanu, will win $ 100,000 .
How to broadcast: Showtime puts a portion of the undercard for free on its Facebook page and YouTube channel, starting at 8pm. AND.
The anticipated fights are Fabian Maidana (15-0, 11 KOs), the younger brother of Marcos Maidana, two-division world champion, against Andrey Klimov (20-4, 10 KOs) and 2016 The American Karlos Balderas (5-0, 4 KOs) competes in a six-round junior lightweight bout.
You can watch the following undercard fights:
For the Garcia-Easter and Luis Ortiz-Razvan Cojanu fights, You will need a subscription to Showtime to access the Showtime Anytime app and the watch live.
Mikey Garcia does not seem very interested in fighting Vasily Lomachenko in what would be the most important match in the lightweight category. Instead, after facing Robert Easter on Saturday night, Garcia said he wanted to ride two weight divisions to challenge Errol Spence at the welterweight.
Mikey Garcia seeks to unify the lightweight titles against Robert Easter. (Photo by Joe Scarnici / Getty Images)
This is an intriguing possibility – especially since Spence is number 6 on the Moneymakers Pound-For-Pound list while Garcia is at number 10 – but Garcia (38-0, 30 KOs) have to get through the unbeaten Easter (21-0, 14 KOs), which probably will not be an easy task.
"This fight is champion vs. champion, it's going to determine who's the best, for real," said Easter at Friday's press conference. "[Saturday] is going to be the best of the best and you will see the best of me."
Garcia is the favorite of the bets, but there is no doubt that Easter has a solid chance to make the most of
Whatever it is, Forbes will be there for the night , giving his round thoughts, explanations and unofficial notes.
Pendant que vous attendez que le spectacle commence à 22 heures. ET, assurez-vous de lire toutes les autres couvertures de boxe Forbes de cette semaine:
