Alan Chaves Suffers Unanimous Decision Loss to Eridson García
2 sources · Argentina
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- La Nacion
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Argentine boxer Alan Chaves lost his undefeated record on Friday night in a ten round bout against Dominican fighter Eridson García at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey. García won the fight by unanimous decision with judges scoring the match 99 to 87, 99 to 88, and 99 to 88. During the contest, García knocked Chaves down four times and nearly secured a knockout victory. Chaves suffered a nose injury in the second round that caused bleeding for the remainder of the fight. In the sixth round, the referee mistakenly counted García after the Dominican fighter slipped on a damp corner of the ring. Chaves entered the fight with a record of 22 wins and 19 knockouts, having recently signed a co promotion contract with Matchroom Boxing. Both center right sources describe the result as a significant setback for Chaves, who was previously ranked as a contender for a world title.
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