“I had Manzur leading for the first half of the fight as that overhand right was finding its target,” Jake posted on X. “But you figured it out and started controlling the fight on your terms…body shots, mid-range, reading what the young challenger was giving you. If that fight was 10 rounds, a different outcome, but the championship rounds made the difference.”
That was a revealing admission from Serrano’s promoter. Manzur’s aggression, right hand, and willingness to remain in punching range gave Serrano trouble through much of the contest. The champion eventually created separation with her body attack and higher output during the later…
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