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Alma Meraz Rodríguez outclassed Elizabeth López Corzo over ten rounds in Mexicali to retain her WBA Interim Light Flyweight title by unanimous decision.
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Alma Meraz Rodríguez proved too sharp, too disciplined, and too clever for Elizabeth López Corzo on fight night in Mexicali, walking away with a unanimous decision after ten rounds to retain her WBA Interim Light Flyweight Championship.
López Corzo came forward relentlessly, looking to impose herself in close quarters. Meraz Rodríguez, however, refused to engage on her opponent's terms, instead relying on intelligent footwork and a crisp jab to dictate range and tempo throughout the contest.
The champion's composure only grew as the rounds ticked by. She picked off López Corzo's advances with sharp counters while staying out of danger, a performance that drew roars from the Mexicali crowd. When the scorecards were read, all three judges confirmed what the arena already knew - Meraz Rodríguez had controlled the fight from start to finish, The World Boxing Association reports.
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