Brandun Lee (USA) vs. Juan Heraldez (USA) | Boxing Fight Highlights

Brandun Lee, the knockout sensation, faced a tougher opponent, but the outcome mirrored his previous victories as the rising star in boxing maintained his flawless record by halting Juan Heraldez on Saturday night. Hailing from Coachella Valley, Lee showcased superior boxing skills for seven rounds before concluding the spectacle with a stunning one-punch knockout. The decisive blow, a powerful right hand to Heraldez's head, forced referee Gerard White to halt the bout at 2 minutes and 11 seconds of the seventh round, well before the count of ten.
The pivotal moment resulted from a relentless barrage of punches, with Lee landing an impressive 126 (including 62 power punches) compared to Heraldez's 36. Lee's diverse offensive arsenal featured 64 jabs and 50 body punches. Post-fight, Lee reflected on his performance, acknowledging his father's perfectionism and expressing a desire to demonstrate his boxing prowess. Despite the expectation of an early knockout, Lee strategically focused on outboxing his opponent, making a crucial adjustment in the seventh round to secure the victory.
Confident and ready for any challenge, Lee asserted, "I’m ready for anyone. It's ultimately up to my team, but I say bring them on."
The bout commenced with an intense exchange of heavy punches, with Lee asserting himself through a strong jab, one-two combinations, and a looping right hook. Heraldez briefly found success with an overhand right and left hook but couldn't maintain the momentum. As the fight progressed, Lee continued to dominate, employing a left jab and lead right hand to break through Heraldez's defense.
Entering the fifth round for the first time in his career, Lee displayed composure and control, consistently pressuring Heraldez and causing visible damage, including a bleeding nose. By the seventh round, Heraldez's accumulated punishment became apparent, culminating in Lee's powerful right-hand finish.
Heraldez, who failed to meet the contracted weight limit, suffered a 20% purse deduction due to the fine. Lee, born in Yuba City, California, and fighting out of La Quinta, California, secured his 15th consecutive knockout victory. The 22-year-old boxer, having fought across the country on Showtime, made his second appearance in his home state, showcasing his skills at the Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson, California. The fight marked the opening of Showtime's telecast, headlined by a bout between WBC bantamweight champion Nonito Donaire and Reymart Gaballo.
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[@daveo643]

The boxing world will see more of Lee! World class boxing skills! Very Impressive....

[@nbaoldgirl]

Brandun Lee 🤴🏻

[@user-wg1ep2rr6h]

These body shots by both men will shatter a regular man rib cage🤔

[@johnnytran800]

Whats up with Lee? Hes been off for a minute

[@aidinwashington5263]

i think hes done his boxing rec says inactive

[@redrosemobiledetailing0815]

Brandon Lee is nicee 🔥

[@brucelee8338]

Brandun lee needs too step up in competition.

[@csl9495]

Man, if brandun is still with his dad, he needs to find a new coach. Good job on the win, but he keeps throwing the same 123 combos everytime they engage. With the exception of going from high to low, it has the same rythm, speed and power each time. This make it predicatble for his opponent tocounter, Which is why many times when Lee goes for a 4th punch in the combo he caught a lot of unecessary counters after his 3rd hit. I'd like to see him develop more defense, and countering in his game plan. Dont have to slug it out all the time, especially with the same patterns. More elite competion will capitalize on it.

[@markushae9038]

Lee vz Naoya let's go to fighter

[@manuelramosrodriguez6811]

Muy buena pelea, por parte de ambos, con un Lee más rápido y preciso que su oponente.

[@INUAGAIN]

'the mole' is a good boxer