Well lads, thought this thread would be a good addition to have here
I watched Miguel 'Happy' Lora vs Daniel Zaragoza today for the bantamweight title. This is my first time watching the Colombian Lora and I was impressed, it was a excellent performance against a good fighter. Lora dominated the first half of the fight, using very good head and lateral movement to evade almost all of the taller, rangier punching Zaragozas work. Lora timed the right hand to perfection in the first half of the fight, nailing the Mexican with it in every round, with the uppercut and hook working very well as counter punch. Zarazgoza was knocked down and badly hurt in the 4th and 5th rounds, once with an uppercut to the jaw and again with a left hook to the body. Zarazgoza seemed to come back into as the rounds wore on and Lora slowed down though, landing some decent shots and taking three or four rounds of the second half. I didnt score it but it was a comfortable victory in the end for Lora, who looked top class in his prime.

I watched Miguel 'Happy' Lora vs Daniel Zaragoza today for the bantamweight title. This is my first time watching the Colombian Lora and I was impressed, it was a excellent performance against a good fighter. Lora dominated the first half of the fight, using very good head and lateral movement to evade almost all of the taller, rangier punching Zaragozas work. Lora timed the right hand to perfection in the first half of the fight, nailing the Mexican with it in every round, with the uppercut and hook working very well as counter punch. Zarazgoza was knocked down and badly hurt in the 4th and 5th rounds, once with an uppercut to the jaw and again with a left hook to the body. Zarazgoza seemed to come back into as the rounds wore on and Lora slowed down though, landing some decent shots and taking three or four rounds of the second half. I didnt score it but it was a comfortable victory in the end for Lora, who looked top class in his prime.