Review by AllTheBestFights.com: 2016-06-18, fight not particularly exciting between Erickson Lubin and Daniel Sandoval: it gets two stars.Daniel Sandoval entered this fight with a professional record of 38-3-0 (35 KOs=92%) and he is ranked as the No.20 super welterweight in the world. He lost to Omar Chavez in 2014 (=Chavez vs Sandoval), but then he has won three fights beating Eduardo Santos in 2016.
His opponent, the undefeated Erickson Lubin, has a perfect boxing record of 14-0-0 (10 knockouts) and he entered as the No.47 in the same weight class. He has already fought once in 2016 winning over Jose De Jesus Macias. ‘Galeno’ Sandoval vs Lubin is on the undercard of Andrzej Fonfara vs Joe Smith JrAndrzej Fonfara vs Joe Smith Jr. Watch the video and rate this fight!
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Date: 2016-06-18
Where: UIC Pavilion, Chicago, Illinois, USA
Division: light middleweight (154 lbs, 69.9 kg)
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Not a bad little showcase for the developing Lubin against a club fighter. Somewhat more interesting listening to the commentary by Errol Spence Jr. than watching Lubin dismantle the mediocre Sandoval.
I don’t know if it was because of my blood alcohol level, but I thought Sandoval wasn’t doing that bad? And I also thought the stoppage was a bit premature :)
Btw, who do you like in Thurman-Porter?
I have to admit I don’t think I ever saw one of them fight :) I’ll enjoy the show, also there is a huge card in the UK Saturday starring Joshua vs Brazeale, that will be awesome :) http://boxrec.com/show/732160
Bring on that Joshua card. :-)
So Porter and Thurman…it’s going to be a fight between a hyperactive volume puncher and a boxer-puncher who’s stopped nearly all his opponents.
All you need for a quick and dirty catch-up is highlights from these: Porter-Broner and Porter-Brook, and Thurman-Chaves and Thurman-Quintana.
Heh, Matt, I’d have to drink as much tonight as I did on Saturday to properly remember how I saw the fight. ;-)
What I *think* I recall was Sandoval squared off in front of Lubin and swinging wide as the fundamentally sound Lubin evaded at range and picked him apart. Don’t quote me, haha.
A short fight with a quite bit difference between boxing capabilities. Somehow balanced due to a reach advantage from one side and the southpaw stance from the other. However, the Lubin’s boxing techniques prevailed in front of a rival who was only defensively working. Sandoval was the perfect punching bag for this raising start.