Montana Love Drops Carlos Diaz Multiple Times, Gets a TKO Win in Round 3

The co-main event between Montana Love and Carlos Diaz came out way better than expected. Both the men showed their extraordinary skills to keep each other on their toes. Also, with their fiery scuffle, the duo kept fans at the edge of their seats. After stellar action, it was Montana Love who ended up on the winning side via a T/KO.

As the fight began, Love used the ring space well. He kept landing his jabs to check the distance. Diaz, too, kept up with his pace and he counter-attacked well to keep Love on his toes.

Love later targeted his opponent’s body, and he connected a few good shots. In round 2, the southpaw boxer struck Diaz with a slick right hook to put him on the canvas. ‘Too Pretty’ did the same twice. Subsequently, he turned super aggressive to score the third knockdown in the same round.

Love adopted the strategy of marching ahead with his powerful jab to stun Diaz; he got tremendous success with the same. ‘Too Pretty’ also took a backstep to dodge Diaz’s punches, and he counter-attacked well.

In round 3, Love, who had his adversary near the corner, landed a barrage of punches. That said, to save Diaz from further damage, the referee decided to stop the fight.

Diaz didn’t like the stoppage at all, and he seemed upset with the decision. However, had the fight gone ahead, he might have gotten hurt badly.

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Montana Love – One of the finest aggressive boxers

With a win over Carlos Diaz, Montana Love advanced to 17 wins with 0 losses. Furthermore, his win tonight took his T/KO count to 9. These numbers show how dominant Love is once he takes up the ring space.

‘Too Pretty’ has got some sublime results inside the ring with his aggressive fight style. He will only look to capitalize on his strong suit from hereon.

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