Jaime Munguia remains undefeated after his fight with Sergey Terevyanchenko

The Mexican improved his record to 42-0 with a unanimous decision victory at the Toyota Arena in Ontario, California.

Mexican Jaime Munguya retained his Not defeated This Saturday after winning Consensus decision In Ukrainian Sergey Terevyanchenko.

Jaime Munguya He faced the biggest test of his life and was on several occasions to visit the canvas due to counter-attacks. Sergey TerevyanchenkoWithstood all of Mexico’s attacks before falling in the last round.

In the fifth round, Jaime Munguya Solidly attached and wound Sergey TerevyanchenkoHe responded with his fists to keep the Tijuana native on his wobbly legs, forcing him to back away to stay on his feet.

In the last round, Jaime Munguya He came with a great physical background and took the ring and punished Sergey TerevyanchenkoHe visited the canvas for the third time in his career after receiving a blow in the soft zones.

fall Sergey Terevyanchenko The judges’ cards were tilted in favor of the Mexican, which was key to the decision 115-112, 114-113 and 114-113.

This week, Jaime Munguya revealed ESPN Knockout He will soon face David ‘Mexican Monster’ Benavidez for the World Boxing Council’s interim super middleweight championship. This week, Benavidez’s team confirmed that his sought-after fight against Canelo Alvarez has definitely fallen off the radar.

With this success, Jaime Munguya He improved his record to 42-0 with 33 knockouts Sergey Terevyanchenko He stopped at 14-5 with 10 chloroforms.

In the co-main event, Shane Mosley Jr. defeated De’Metrius Ballard in seven rounds. Mariana Juarez of Mexico fell Consensus decision Jorge Chavez won against Mayeli Flores Consensus decision Christian Lorenzo and Ricardo Rafael Sandoval were pushed back Consensus decision Rocco Santomauro and Anthony Saldivar beat Jerome Clayton in two rounds.