レイモンド・ムラタラ

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ロブソン・コンセイソン

Making weight at 135 lbs is a constant struggle for him. He weighed in at 134.6 lbs. He has been fighting at 135 lbs for almost 10 years. He had trouble making weight for this fight. Robert Garcia is his trainer. He is the IBF lightweight world champion ranked number two by Ring Magazine. He defeated Andy Cruz in January. His professional record is perfect with 24 bouts and 24 victories, 17 wins by knockout. He fought in the 140s very early in his career. Muratalla loves fighting in Las Vegas and is 9 and 0 in this city with seven knockouts. Muratalla is facing his second consecutive Olympic gold medalist after beating Andy Cruz earlier this year. Muratalla beat Ryan Garcia three times in the amateurs.

He weighed in at 135 lbs. He has been in Las Vegas for 40 days preparing for this fight. Robson Conceição has Robert Garcia now training amongst champions. He is an Olympic gold medalist from Brazil who is 37 years old. He is a former WBC（世界ボクシング評議会） junior lightweight world champion. He won Olympic gold in 2016. He was the first Brazilian boxer to ever win Olympic gold. He is a 2016 Olympic gold medalist and former WBC super featherweight champion. This is his second fight as a full-fledged 135 pounder. He had a fight against Emanuel Nevarete a few years ago where he got dropped twice in the first half but forced a draw. As a child he had to run six miles round trip to the gym because he couldn't afford to pay the bus fare. Conceição won his world title by beating Oshaki Foster in 2024 before losing the rematch four months later.

The referee in charge is Thomas Taylor. The judges are Max Duca, Glenn Feldman, and Don Trella. Judge Don Trillis scored the contest 118-110 for Muratalla. Judges Max Duca and Glenn Feldman had it 119-109 for Muratalla. This is for the IBF World Lightweight title. The bout is scheduled for 12 open scoring rounds for the IBF lightweight championship. The fight went all 12 rounds.