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Angelo Leo KOs Luis Alberto Lopez in the 10th round to become new IBF featherweight champion - 8/10/2024
Nasty work. KO of the year contender.
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Angelo Leo KOs Luis Alberto Lopez in the 10th round to become new IBF featherweight champion - 8/10/2024
Nasty work. KO of the year contender.
Gabriel Flores Jr gets nailed by Luis Alberto Lopez
Angelo Leo......GOOD GOD, MAN! He had a family! That's a KO of the year candidate. New IBF featherweight champion!
Luis Alberto Lopez knocks out Michael Conlan in 5th - 5/27/2023
Luis Alberto Lopez vs Josh Warrington - FIGHT HIGHLIGHTS
Seriously, f josh warrington. such a dirty fighter.
Luis Alberto Lopez (27-2, 15 KOs) is another tough Mexican fighter who has been tearing up local favorites en route to winning a world title. The current IBF featherweight champion has beaten Warrington, Isaac Lowe, and Gabe Flores on the road to win the title.
Now he is set to face off with Olympic bronze medalist Michael Conlan (18-1) this Saturday (May 27) in his first title defense.
Josh Warrington continuing to be one of the dirtiest fighters in boxing
Luis Alberto Lopez is currently bored out of his mind 7 rounds into his title defense as Reiya Abe seems to have had his orbital broken since the first round and has only been able to offer token defense. I'm pretty sure Abe can't see anything comes from his right side. Lopez seems frustrated that he can't just load up and one shot Abe because Abe is still moving. If Lopez were to get off one solid combo on the ropes, I think the ref would call this off.
Luis Alberto Lopez vs Mick Conlan - 5/27/2023
Unless you have your finger on the pulse of boxing, you have probably overlooked Luis Alberto Lopez (29-2, 16 KOs). Man is putting together a great resume as the guy derailing young talent - Michael Conlan, Josh Warrington, Isaac Lowe, Gabe Flores Jr, etc. It's a streak that has taken him all the way to the IBF featherweight title. He's now defended it twice.
Lopez will look to defend that title again this Saturday (March 2) when he faces off against Japan's Reiya Abe (25-3-1) for Top Rank on ESPN+.