VIDEO: Jared ‘Big Baby’ Anderson Scores Brutal Knockout Over Oleksandr Teslenko in Round 2

The scary Jared Anderson stole the show in the co-main event of the Vasyl Lomachenko vs Richard Commey card. The heavyweight from Ohio was merciless towards his opponent. He dominated entirely and attained a fiery T/KO win in round 2 itself.

In round 1, Anderson puzzled Oleksandr Teslenko by going after his chin as well as the body. Using his 78½” reach, Anderson easily landed his jabs on his opponent. Moreover, he looked to back Teslenko on the ropes to land a blistering uppercut. However, the Canadian fighter didn’t let Anderson do the same.

To counter that, Anderson came up with a combination and he set the tone of the fight. Teslenko went on the back foot in round 1 itself, giving Anderson the opportunity to dictate the pace of proceedings.

In round 2, ‘Big Baby’ got in his element and he just looked to land his signature hook and uppercut to end the fight. However, he came up with a jab, right hand, and a left hook combination to floor his adversary and earn a mammoth T/KO win.

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‘Big baby’ always remains keen on relying on his combinations rather than keeping his right hand as his prime weapon. Also, in this fight, the young gun began the bout with a southpaw stance to confuse his opponent. That said, his master game plan worked wonders for him.

Jared Anderson – A rising knockout star

‘Big Baby’ Jared Anderson, with a win over Teslenko, improved to 11 wins. Furthermore, the surprising fact is that all of his wins have come in by way of T/KO.

The big man already has accrued some sound attention around himself. Also, if he keeps going with the akin momentum, needless to say, Anderson will place himself for a fight against top heavyweights.

The young gun had a sensational 2021 as he secured four wins. Moving on, he will only look to get better with his stint and roll out more such iconic performances.

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