"Every time I get in the ring, I do something different, and I can do it all and whatever I need. "I delivered a message tonight - what's next and who's next? "I did what I said I would do I looked good and felt good," said Andrade, ESPN's No. With another massive underdog out of the way, Andrade, 33, will once again call for the best fights and hope that someone - anyone - near his level will accept the challenge.
After the third knockdown of the fight, mostly the result of looping overhand rights, referee Arthur Mercante Jr. But on Friday night in Manchester, New Hampshire, Andrade didn't just drop Jason Quigley in the opening round this time, he finished his opponent in fashion befitting the gap in skill level.Īndrade (31-0, 19 KOs) scored one knockdown in Round 1 and two more in the following round en route to a second-round stoppage to retain his middleweight title. That has been the case in several of Andrade's recent fights despite early knockdowns. And when he does fight these fringe contenders, the bouts often last the distance despite the obvious disparity in talent.
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You have reached a degraded version of because you're using an unsupported version of Internet Explorer.įor a complete experience, please upgrade or use a supported browserĭemetrius Andrade finishes Jason Quigley in Round 2 to retain middleweight titleĭemetrius Andrade can't seem to entice a marquee opponent - or anyone remotely close to that level - into the ring with him.
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