Alejandra Lara Calls out La Loba After Convincing Win

Miami, FL – Colombia’s Alejandra “Azul” Lara (10-7) efficiently made her Combate World debut defeating Argentina’s Gisela Luna (5-2) by means of technical knockout within the first spherical at 1:39 on this week’s flyweight most important occasion.

Additionally, Tony “El Conquistador” Cortez (3-0) saved his O as he stays undefeated with a win over Mauricio Rios (4-1) by means of 1:24 within the first spherical by manner knockout, and Jimmie Tempo Jr. (3-2) couldn’t discover away to get again on the win column taking a defeat by Washington’s Jaden Ortega by means of unanimous resolution.

Lara vs. Luna

Initially, Lara was scheduled to battle Lucero “La Loba” Acosta, however she obtained a knee harm that saved her on the shelf.

A champion in her native nation of Argentina, Luna accepted the battle just a few weeks in the past, however got here empty handed.

Each girls exchanged. With a background in kickboxing, Luna tried to maintain the battle on the toes, however Lara discovered the important thing to take the battle to floor the place she shortly landed heavy pictures from floor and pound busting her opponent’s nostril.

The referee stepped in to cease the battle, as a blood Luna was defeated.

After the battle, Lara talked about she nonetheless appears ahead to battle Acosta and probably for a title.

Cortez vs. Rios

Cortez promised a fast end and he lived as much as his phrase connecting Rios with a left shot to the rib space, which knocked out the air of the Mexican early within the first spherical.

This battle initially was scheduled to happen final December, however Cortez got here in chubby.

A assured Cortez mentioned throughout media week that Rios was not at his degree. He certainly didn’t waste anytime, as he was offensive as quickly because the bell rang.

However Cortez was simply an excessive amount of. Cortez, who didn’t maintain any accidents, mentioned after the battle he’s prepared to battle as quickly as doable.

Tempo vs. Ortega

Coming off his first defeat, Tempo seemed to get again on the win column, nonetheless, he felt brief.

In contrast to earlier fights, he was extra composed and didn’t brawl. Within the first spherical, he was a special fighter throwing straight jobs that made some injury. Ortega seemed dormant within the first spherical not answering a lot.

Nevertheless, within the second spherical, Ortega, felt his groove and annoyed Tempo Jr. forcing him to maneuver because of his footwork.

In a determined transfer to take the win, Tempo Jr. seemed for the takedown however couldn’t take the win.

Ortega took the win by unanimous resolution.

Roberto Villa is the CEO, Founder, Government Author, Senior Editor of FightBook MMA. Has a ardour for Fight Sports activities and likewise a podcast host for Sitting Ringside. He’s additionally a former MMA fighter and Kickboxer.