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NABF & NABA North American Super Middleweight TM

Date: June 1st (June 2nd Japan time)

Location/Venue: Montreal, Quebec, Canada/Montréal du Casino

NABF & NABA North American Super Middleweight Champion

Eric Bajinan (28 = O/ARM/CAN)

VS.

Former NABF & NABA North American Middleweight Champion

Jose de Jesus Macias (31 = O/MEX)

Regional double champion Bajinan successfully defends his title!

<10th round score>

97-93 (Bajinyan)

98-92 (Bajinyan)

98-92 (Bajinyan)

Bajinyan won by 3-0 decision, successfully defending the NABF (WBC affiliate) North American super middleweight title for the fourth time and the NABA (WBA affiliate) North American super middleweight title for the second time. With this, Bajinyan has won 30 consecutive matches since his debut.

He is currently ranked 2nd in the super middleweight world by the WBA, 2nd by the WBC, 2nd by the WBO, and 8th by the IBF, so he is close to being nominated or offered (champion's choice match) by the organization.

In the past year, he has defeated two fighters with world experience, so his name has been mentioned many times as a world challenge is imminent, and expectations are high.

As you know, Saul Alvarez (Mexico), the unified champion of four organizations, stands in his way in this weight class. In addition, the WBA World Middleweight regular champion is David Morel (Cuba) and the WBC World Middleweight interim champion is David Benavidez (USA), making the team all undefeated.

Attention will be focused on whether Bajinyan will be able to challenge any of the three champions.

The defeated veteran Macias made a name for himself by winning by TKO in the fifth round against Steven Butler (Canada) on January 29, 2021, in his home town of Mexico, in his comeback fight after challenging former WBA World Middleweight regular champion Ryota Murata (Teiken) and losing by TKO in the fifth round.

However, after that, he has now lost two in a row, including a draw, and with this loss, he is now in double digits and is in an underdog position.

Macias is also known for having served as a sparring partner for Ryota Murata and Saul Alvarez. Will he ever make a comeback?

(Photos by euro.dayfr.com)

[Records of both fighters]

★Eric Bajinyan/30 fights, 30 wins (21 KOs), undefeated

★J.D.J. Macias/44 fights, 28 wins (14 KOs), 12 losses, 4 draws *Unfortunately there is no video of the fight! Bajinyan won by decision, successfully defending the North American super middleweight title for the fourth time and the North American title for the second time. This marks Bajinyan's 30th consecutive win since his debut. He is currently ranked 2nd in the super middleweight world rankings in the WBA, 2nd in the WBC, 2nd in the WBO, and 8th in the IBF, and is approaching the point where he will be nominated or offered (champion's choice match) by the organization. In the past year, he has defeated two fighters with world experience, so his name has been mentioned many times as a world challenge is imminent, and expectations are high. As you know, this weight class is dominated by the unified champion of four organizations (Mexico), who stands in his way. In addition, the WBA World Middleweight Regular Champion is (Cuba) and the WBC World Middleweight Interim Champion is (USA), so all of them are undefeated champions. Attention will be focused on whether Bajinyan will be able to challenge any of the three champions. The defeated veteran Macias challenged the former WBA World Middleweight Regular Champion (Teiken) and lost by TKO in the fifth round (Canada) in his comeback fight on January 29, 2021, in his home town of Mexico, where he made a name for himself by winning by TKO in the fifth round against Butler. However, after that, he had a draw in between, and with this loss, he has now lost two in a row, and with his losses in the double digits, he is now in an underdog position. Macias is also known for having served as a sparring partner for. Will he be able to make a comeback?