Vergil Ortiz Jr. defends his WBC title against Madrimov
Vergil Ortiz Jr. defends his WBC/WBC title against Madrimov with a thrilling victory over former world champion Israil Madrimov. The fight took place during “The Last Crescendo” evening in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. It was a tough 12 round battle. Ortiz showed his power and resistance. In this way, he reaffirmed his place as one of the brightest stars in world boxing. In addition, the event featured the highly anticipated showdown between Artur Beterbiev and Dmitry Bivol on February 22, 2025.
Ortiz shines in a grueling fight
With a record of 23 wins and 21 knockouts, Ortiz faced an important challenge against Madrimov. The former world champion showed remarkable skills. However, he was unable to stop Ortiz’s relentless aggression. From the outset, Madrimov showed fluid movement and solid defense. Despite this, Ortiz’s strength prevailed. In the end, the judges scored the fight 117-111 and 115-113 (twice), all in favor of Ortiz. As a result, Ortiz retained his title by unanimous decision.
The path of a true champion
Ortiz’s rise has been meteoric. From his early amateur days, he proved to be one of the most dangerous punchers in the division. At only 26 years old, his undefeated record and knockout power have made him a star. This victory over Madrimov showed not only his physical power, but also his mental ability to overcome adversity.
What’s next for Ortiz?
Ortiz’s future looks bright. With his WBC title successfully defended, everyone is wondering what the future holds. Will we see a fight against other big names at welterweight? Only time will tell. What is certain is that Ortiz remains one of boxing’s biggest names.
Ortiz’s dominance continues
With 21 knockouts in 23 wins, Ortiz’s career continues to grow. His legacy grows stronger as he moves forward. No doubt the eyes of the boxing world will be watching every step he takes. Vergil Ortiz Jr. has proven to be a true powerhouse, and his future in the sport is brighter than ever.
