Perez puts his best foot forward
As much damage as Abraham Perez inflicted on Esneth Domingo with his fists, it might seem strange to focus on his feet. But yes, it’s true —- or at least that’s what it says here. As much as Perez beat Domingo up, he dazzled him with footwork.
Saturday at the Embassy Suites, Albuquerque’s Perez defeated the Philippines’ Domingo by the most decisive margin possible, short of a knockout: scores ...
As much damage as Abraham Perez inflicted on Esneth Domingo with his fists, it might seem strange to focus on his feet. But yes, it’s true —- or at least that’s what it says here. As much as Perez beat Domingo up, he dazzled him with footwork.
Saturday at the Embassy Suites, Albuquerque’s Perez defeated the Philippines’ Domingo by the most decisive margin possible, short of a knockout: scores from all three judges of 100-90, all 10 rounds for Perez, in the main event of a Legacy Promotions boxing card. After the decision was announced at 11:55 p. m.
, Perez was fitted with the IBF Inter-Continental flyweight title belt he’d won against Domingo. But there’s another belt he covets. Japan’s Masamichi Yabuki holds the IBF world flyweight title.
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