スブリエル・マティアス

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アルベルト・プエジョ

Matías said he has to have the performance of his life to beat Puello. Matías said Puello is miles better than Parro. Matías is from Puerto Rico. Eight of Matias's stoppage wins have been via retirement, with opponents deciding they simply cannot take anymore. This is the seventh undefeated opponent that Matias has fought in 12 fights. After Matias fought in March, he became mandatory for IBF（国際ボクシング連盟） champion Richardson Hitchens. Matias lost to Liam Parro. He has never won a decision. He has finished all of his wins by knockout. Subriel Matías is the new super lightweight champion of the world. Matías only knows how to win by knockout. Matías has scary big power and takes a big shot as well.

Puello has 10 KOs in his 24 victories. Three of Puello's last four victories have been by split decision. Puello is from the Dominican Republic. Puello has never been beaten. He is a former champion. His three toughest opponents were Aomedov, Sandra Martine, and Gary Russell, all split decision victories. Puello doesn't know how to lose. Puello has an educated left hand and throws it straight, then picks it up with an uppercut and comes downstairs to the body. Puello dissects opponents and always boxes in circles. Puello is a very good back foot fighter and doesn't mind being against the ropes or going backwards. Puello is a sneaky body puncher going backwards. Both Matías and Puello have a 70-71 inch reach.

Judge Frank Lombardi scored the bout 114 to 114, a draw. Tapimo Lopez was supposed to fight Matias in March but decided he did not like the money and went forward with a fight in May against Barbosa instead. The bout is for the WBC（世界ボクシング評議会） Super Lightweight title. The fighters swung after the bell in round one and the referee warned Puello. The fight is in round seven, described as a back and forth battle.