On a special edition of Friday Night Fights from Austin, TX, celebrating the career of Austin native Jesus Chavez, American undefeated prospects were on display. In the main event of the evening, undefeated Fernando Guerrero began his campaign at 154 lbs. against the always formidable Grady Brewer. After a feeling out round in the first, both men turned up the action and started to land crisp compact shots to the head and body. In the fourth round, Brewer hurt Guerrero with a right hook sending the undefeated prospect against the ropes. Brewer was awarded a knock-down after Fernando collapsed in the corner, but Guerrero was up at eight. Moments later, Brewer was on top of the 24 year old fighter in the center of the ring when Guerrero collapsed again. The ref jumped in and called a halt to the bout giving the Maryland prospect his first loss as a professional. “It was a good stoppage,” stated the new NABF 154 lb title holder. “I caught him with a sneaky right uppercut as he was coming in and he crumbled to the canvas. The ref saw that he was really hurt and made the right call.” With the win, Brewer improves to 28-12 with 16 knock-outs and grabs the NABF Junior Middleweight Championship. Read more: http://www.eastsideboxing.com/news.php?p=28367&more=1
