Jared Anderson Scores Another KO to Improve Undefeated Record
Volume 1 Issue 23
Jared “Big Baby” Anderson continues to show the world why he is the next big thing in the heavyweight division. Anderson’s bout with veteran Jerry Forrest left the audience in shock at just how quick the Big Baby was able to handle his 26-6-2 opponent.
Anderson came into the fight with an undefeated 12-0 record, all coming from knockouts. Every boxing fan knows Anderson comes out hard and his matches are usually quick, however, this match was supposed to be a step-up and a multi-round slugfest. But Anderson had other ideas.
Forrest got a good first swing in at the beginning of round one, after that moment Anderson unleashed his barrage of blows that Forrest just did not have an answer for. Anderson threw over 100 punches in the first round alone and left Forrest bewildered and hanging on for life. Forrest took plenty of shots and used himself as a punching bag to survive until the round was over. When the second round bell sounded the referee was just looking for a reason for to call the match as it was clear Forrest was outmatched and struggling. A flying right hand from Anderson landed right on Forrest’s face and sent the veteran fighter leaning over in agony. Anderon had again won by knockout before the third round.
Anderson’s performance was a thriller and it is clear to see that he is the next big thing in the heavyweight division. Not only is he a tremendous fighter, but he is also significantly younger than all of the top dogs in the division. Jared stated after the fight that he is looking to fight all those that rank ahead of him in his division so he can prove that he now the best in the world. One thing is for sure, whoever the Big Baby has next on his schedule better watch out.
Leading Updates
Trevor Bassitt (Bluffton) has chosen Mike Holloway of Florida as his professional hurdle coach.
Notable Game Updates
On December 4th Tahj Staveskie (Sandusky) had 13 points in a Canisius loss to Iona.
On December 4th Kacee Baumhower (Sylvania/Northview) had 13 points in a Wright State loss to Youngstown State.
On December 6th Vince Williams Jr. (Toledo/Toledo St. John’s) had 29 points in a Memphis Hustle loss to the Mexico City Capitanes.
On December 7th Da’Sean Nelson (Toledo/Rogers) had 13 points and 9 rebounds in a DePaul loss to St. John’s.
On December 7th Casey Santoro (Bellevue) had 13 points and 7 assists in a Kent State loss to Duquesne.
On December 8th Sammi Mikonowicz (Rossford) had 11 points and 7 rebounds in a Toledo win over Michigan.
On December 8th Austin Rotroff (Wauseon) had 11 rebounds in a Duquesne loss to Marshall.
On December 8th Dakota Mathias (Elida) had 11 points in a Memphis Hustle win over the Birmingham Squadron.
On December 9th Courtney Prenger (Minster) had 15 points and 8 rebounds in a Xavier win over Cincinnati.
On December 9th Macie Majoy (Huron) pole vaulted 13’0.75 in a new PR to win the Marshall Opener.
On December 9th Zavier Simpson (Lima/Lima Senior) had a double-double with 19 points and 14 assists in a Lakeland Magic loss to the Rio Grande Vipers.
On December 10th Tahj Staveskie (Sandusky) had 19 points in a Canisius loss to Toledo.
On December 10th Brooklyn Thrash (Wayne/Elmwood) had 15 points in a Canisius loss to Youngstown State.
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