Cruiserweight contender Brandon “Bulletproof” Glanton (18-2, 15 KOs) ended a two-fight losing streak with an impressive third round stoppage against Carlos Frometa (12-2, 7 KOs) on Wednesday night at the Whitesands Events Center in Plant City, Florida. Glanton dropped Frometa at the end of round two. Frometa was then deducted a point for holding in round three and Glanton dropped him again moments later to end it. Time was 2:14.
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That guy just turned away from the fight. Probably time to find something else to do. I don’t think Glanton is ever champion, but he has really heavy hands and is great to watch.
Rabbit punches (punches in back of the head) should be illegal. “Boots” Ennis does it constantly.
I completely agree, but you can’t just stop in the middle of the fight and turn away.
Yeah, there is a reason they say protect yourself at all times. He was looking for a way out. Another good show for pro box especially the third fight najee vs. Whiten, or whatever his name is.
If that is Najee Lopez….this fighter is “special” .,.. comes from a boxing family… brother Hasim Lopez is also a fighter… known the family since Najee was in grade school….trainers…well known trainers in the ATL..all recognize his talent….one trainer that I knew…that trained HOF fighters .as well as others labeled Najee as “special”.… Research this kid.was trained by Father in Atl…Father was a great guy…great family..looking forward to more from the Lopez brothers….
I think he thought the ref would intervene. Stop the action and reprimand his opponent. Instead he got hit with another behind the head punch…clearly, he was an inexperienced fighter.