Armando Resendiz (MEXICO) vs. Jaime Munguia (MEXICO) | 4K - FULL HIGHLIGHTS #boxing #sports

🥊 FIGHT DESCRIPTION: Jaime Munguia conquered a second weight division**, outclassing fellow Mexican Armando Resendiz over 12 rounds to capture the WBA Super Middleweight Championship by unanimous decision at T-Mobile Arena. Fighting on the David Benavidez–Gilberto Ramirez undercard, the Tijuana powerhouse delivered a disciplined, calculated performance, sweeping the scorecards 120-108 (Glenn Feldman), 119-109 (Max DeLuca), and 117-111 (Eric Cheek) to claim another world title. With Canelo Alvarez shouting encouragement and delivering instructions from ringside, Munguia showcased his evolving skills under the guidance of Eddy Reynoso, Alvarez’s longtime trainer. Rather than getting drawn into a reckless firefight, Munguia used sharp counterpunching, intelligent movement, and well-timed combinations to neutralize Resendiz’s relentless forward pressure. His ability to control the distance and dictate the tempo frustrated his opponent throughout the championship battle. Although sections of the crowd voiced their displeasure whenever Munguia retreated instead of trading punches, the former WBO junior middleweight champion refused to abandon his game plan. His patience, ring intelligence, and disciplined execution proved far more effective than blindly engaging in a dangerous exchange. The victory elevated Munguia’s record to 46-2, with 35 knockouts, further strengthening his reputation as a dangerous and increasingly polished contender. Resendiz, meanwhile, fell to 16-3, with 11 knockouts, after struggling to break through Munguia’s defensive approach. “I felt excellent throughout the fight,” Munguia said, crediting his corner for helping him execute the strategy to perfection. Despite entering the ring hoping to finish Resendiz inside the distance, Munguia acknowledged that the knockout never materialized. He also revealed how close he came to scoring a decisive knockdown in the final round, when he trapped Resendiz against the ropes and unleashed his attack in search of a spectacular finish. Both fighters entered the co-main event following lengthy layoffs, but Munguia emerged with the ultimate prize: a second-division world championship and another major milestone in his professional career. At just 29, he demonstrated that his game is continuing to evolve, combining his trademark aggression with greater patience, precision, and tactical discipline. Footage rights provided by WSC Sports - https://tinyurl.com/anythingboxing #BoxingHighlights #Undisputed #Knockout #FightNight #Boxing #BrutalKO #BoxingClips #ko #boxingnews #boxinglegends #usa #knockout #fight #boxer #americ #caneloalvarez #munguia