MARINA BAY, KOMPAS.com — David Jordan successfully defended his IBO featherweight after defeating his Challenger from the United Kingdom are bloody Mongolia, Choi Tseveenpurev, Friday (9/11/2012), at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore. David won the absolute numbers after three jury was hung with a value of 117-111, 119-109 and 118-110.
This is the first success of David defended his title that was captured on 5 may, also in Singapore, with a second round KNOCKOUT victory over Boxer in Philippines, Lorenzo Villanueva. Now David's fight record to 30 WINS (23 of them by KO) and two defeats. While for Choi, this defeat made the swim record to 36 WINS with 24 KNOCKOUTS and 6 defeats.
In the first round, Choi appeared very disciplined in building his defense. The Double dense cover to make David his best punch trouble releasing. In fact, David got some blow hands down though not too dangerous.
At the start of the second round, Choi David exchanges open fight, leading trading punches. However, this situation could not last long because Choi back discipline to strengthen the defense. At the last minute, one variation of the punch in the face hard hitting David Choi. Instead of being afraid, Choi precisely behind the attack and barely make a David kelimpungan after getting a right hook just before the bell rang.
After the third round of the fight lasted a bit "cold", David started the fourth round with more aggressive. It seems "Cino" want complete ambition to topple Choi before the sixth round. However, Choi could not be provoked because she remains a discipline with a defense meeting that a number of David blow just about double cover him.
In the middle of the fifth round, David had the momentum to topple Choi as a combination of left and right hook punch to land badly on the face of Choi. However, the veteran Boxer managed to get out of the pressure and avoid the volley of attacks on David. Peace be with Choi from the plagues to kiss the canvas.
David was in control of the fight in the sixth round. The opponent Stamina have very drained and David make it easier to attack even though it still remains difficult to snap a jaw that is the downside of the boxers. However, David could not drop the Choi is indeed resistant to blows.
After going through two rounds without a fierce fight, both boxers return to trading blows in the ninth round. However, as in the previous round-round, Choi remains not wavered despite often being a target until he successfully completed this round. In fact, in the 10th round, turn David kepayahan because staminanya was drained.
In the last two rounds, David fought back aggressively. Choi also exchanges by giving a reply that remain dangerous supposing landed badly in the face of David, all the fight not too bridges the defense. At the last round of the 12th, David the bracketing beringas Choi appeared to be limping, but no lethal blows that landed so well that until the bell rang boxers aged 41 years was able to survive.
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