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The “Pretty Boy” didn’t have an easy night at the office. Jerwin “Pretty Boy” Ancajas made the sixth defense of his IBF junior bantamweight world title, battling to a draw against Alex Santiago. The scorecards read 116-112 Ancajas, 118-111 Santiago, and 114-114.
“It was a good, entertaining fight,” Ancajas said. “My timing was a little off. He was a little awkward. I felt like I pressed the fight and did enough to win.”
Said Santiago: “Everyone saw the fight, and everyone saw that I won the fight clearly.”
Ancajas (30-1-2, 20 KOs) was forced into a firefight against the hard-charging Santiago (16-2-5,7 KOs), who was making his first attempt at a world title. Santiago landed a flush combination on Ancajas’ jaw to end the second round, a sign that it would be a long evening for Ancajas Friday at the Oracle Arena.
It was the stiffest test of Ancajas’ two-year title reign, a closely contested affair with a number of razor-thin rounds.
With title defense number six under his belt, Ancajas now turns his attention to lucky number seven.
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The “Pretty Boy” didn’t have an easy night at the office. Jerwin “Pretty Boy” Ancajas made the sixth defense of his IBF junior bantamweight world title, battling to a draw against Alex Santiago. The scorecards read 116-112 Ancajas, 118-111 Santiago, and 114-114.
“It was a good, entertaining fight,” Ancajas said. “My timing was a little off. He was a little awkward. I felt like I pressed the fight and did enough to win.”
Said Santiago: “Everyone saw the fight, and everyone saw that I won the fight clearly.”
Ancajas (30-1-2, 20 KOs) was forced into a firefight against the hard-charging Santiago (16-2-5,7 KOs), who was making his first attempt at a world title. Santiago landed a flush combination on Ancajas’ jaw to end the second round, a sign that it would be a long evening for Ancajas Friday at the Oracle Arena.
It was the stiffest test of Ancajas’ two-year title reign, a closely contested affair with a number of razor-thin rounds.
With title defense number six under his belt, Ancajas now turns his attention to lucky number seven.
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