Erislanda Lara kept his title WBA Middle Life with quite unilateral victory over the lackluster Danny Garcia tonight, closing the book about Undercard Canelo vs Berlanga and perhaps in Garcia’s career.

Lara (31-3-3, 19 KO) was not entirely invigorating to watch, which is not unusual to him, but usually this happens when the opponents allow Lara for a very basic boxing and win the rounds. And today Garcia (37-4, 21 KO) had nothing to offer.

According to Compubox, in an intense lifeless fight, to watch, 41-year-old Lara landed only 63 blows in nine rounds, but 36-year-old Garcia landed even more indigent 33, and not wanting to lead the dance.

It was probably the case because they are both natural anti -blood, but it wasn’t Danny Garcia from the past. In his first fight for almost two years he simply did not look motivated, and his effort was empty.

Of course, Garcia won the world titles at 140 and 147, and his attempt for the third in Middle Wweight simply did not get out. The loss of detention was the first of Garcia’s 17-year professional career.

“I tried to be great, it wasn’t my night. No excuses – said Garcia. “It’s just my second fight, like four years. I couldn’t catch my rhythm. Maybe because I didn’t have an dynamic bone, or maybe it was just better than me tonight. … I did not conquer (the third unit), but I tried.

Garcia said that “he would go back and think about” his potential future, but he ceased to announce his pension.

Asked if he would advise his son to retire, Angel Garcia said he was “to Danny” and that he would support him both ways.

Eduardo “Rocky” Hernandez maintained his place at the peak of the lithe rankings of WBC in an anti -acclimatic way that evening, defeating Thomas Mattice by a technical decision in their main Dazn event.

Hernandez (36-2, 32 KO) hit the ground as always, haunting mobile, but to a immense extent passive Mattice (22-3-1, 17 KO) in the ring and wanting to punish the body. He planted his forthright participation in good blows, although nothing requires a more dramatic adjective, and touched the arms of the best meters that Mattice managed to deliver.

Mattice was in the second gear after the start of the heads opened the cut of Hernandez and quickly turned out to be a sharper, faster blow. The second cut soon tipped the scales from competitive to one -sided when Mattice spent six tea on a bloody “rocky”.

Then things became strange.

Judge Mark Calo-You, a enduring stage from Texans and Mexican, waved a fight when the corner of Hernandez fought to connect this second cut. Rule that both cuts came with their heads, Which video evidence suggests that it may not be the right connectionHe called for a technical decision because Mattice, enraged, accused Hernandez or smoking.

David Diamonds made three attempts to correctly read cards and give Hernandez a victory in the results 59-55, 58-55 and 58-56. If it doesn’t sound 58-55, This is because the judge actually shot him 58-56 before the supervisor threw the extra.

This is an extremely complex break for Mattice, who really whispered when he came up with Hernandez. One can hope that Matchroom continues the rematch or if Hernandez goes to the winner of Robson Conceicao vs O’Shaquie Foster 2, give Mattice another opportunity. There is little time left for a clock at the age of 34.

As for Hernandez, he still has defense, which made Foster reversed him and his power did not look like a great concealer. We will see what he can manage on a drawing board.

It’s another Wednesday night of boxing in Florida! Tonight, Lester Martinez and Joeshon James will meet in the ProBox TV main event, which will be a 10-round super middleweight bout.

The show starts at 8pm ET, with a live stream below and an open comment section for you to watch and discuss!

Martinez (18-0, 15 KO) is a ProBox veteran who won by knockout in the 4th round against Lucas de Abreu in July 2023. His last appearance was the June fight with Carlos Gongora, which Martinez won by a very unanimous decision of the judges.

James (9-0-2, 5 KO) feels very comfortable as the B team against undefeated prospects after going 2-0-2 in four opportunities, with the most notable upset coming after a first-round knockout against David Stevens last October. In his last fight, he won a wide decision over Vaughn Alexander at ProBox.

There will be no live coverage or updates this time, but you can discuss all the action in the comments below and watch the live stream for FREE! with this video:

Main card (ProBox TV, 8 p.m. ET)

• Lester Martinez (18-0, 15 KO) vs. Joeshon James (9-0-2, 5 KO), super middleweight, 10 rounds
• Vladimir Hernandez (15-6, 7 KO) vs. Raul Garcia (13-1-1, 11 KO), junior middleweight, 10 rounds
• Jaycob Gomez (10-0-1, 6 KO) vs. Jerry Perez (14-4-1, 11 KO), lightweight, 8 rounds
• Yoel Angeloni (3-0, 2 KO) vs. Juan Carlos Campos (3-0, 3 KO), welterweight, 6 rounds