On this occasion did not win by knockout, but for the Puerto Rican Thomas 'The French' Dulorme (13-0-0-10 KOs) the victory this past Saturday against the embattled Venezuelan boxer Jose Navarro Charlie (20-5-0-15 knockouts) was a great experience, where he had to use everything learned in the gym. Dulorme Navarro found a boxer who was not frightened and even when cut in the right eye was always looking for the Puerto Rican. To give you an idea of rival who was in front, I must point out that Charlie is a veteran Navarro boxer who has fought in 7 countries and fought for world titles in the welterweight World Boxing Association (WBA) to unbeaten champion ucranianoViacheslav Senchenko. The meeting was held on August 30, 2010 at the home of champions, losing cerradamente Navarro. In other words, Charlie Navarro was not a 'dead'. In the fight against Navarro, Thomas Dulorme fought very well to use effectively technical boxing, a jab that looked like a hammer. To this we must add that followed exactly the instructions that he gave his trainer Jose Bonilla. There were times that Navarro could come up with solid punches to the body of Dulorme, but way out of trouble with quick moves to avoid further punishment. I understand that the Puerto Rican should fix several bugs, but if something is good is the boy who likes to learn and listen, and these are virtues that can be used to more wins. The future looks Borinquen flattering and I think his chance to fight for a world belt is just around the corner.
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