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There was a upset in the Amture boxing competition misfits boxing, as young fighter Ed Matthew lost to Pineda is a way that was not impressive to any onlookers, it’s was a lost cause for expectation that had no impact or bearing that listed as a fighter of value. 

Ed Matthew has not been up to scratch, as he has been lacking in training and partying like an animal that has affected his boxing status, smoking weed which will impact his stamina in the fighting of boxing. 

The other fights leading up to Ed’s fight was a match for competition, as it’s was an extremely difficult but close bouts between contenders that are in fit shape for the sport. 

Luis Pineda had the long reach over ed Matthew’s, as the lost energy that was a strong impact of Ed’s performance, it’s was a tight call, as ed could not get out of the attacking position that Pineda kept on throwing over and over again. 

The end result was that ed Matthew was smashed out on the table needing a puff of a splif, as smoking is the main reason why he could not put on a show.

A distance light stops shining, as the hole just gets darker and darker, the submission is a cry that awakes its pragmatic soul, like a dark gothic surrounding that has no way of return, a feeling of delusion” a deleted memory of a scene, that is revoked through its passion or soul for the sport of boxing. 

Let’s hope ed Matthew’s can return” as his last fights have been an impressive show case for entertainment, that has the cutting edge for boxing. 

Attached is a article regarding ed Matthew fight vs Luis Pineda 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/boxing/article-12987795/amp/Ed-Matthews-KNOCKED-ring-mystery-opponent-Luis-Pineda-Mexican-scores-upset-win-second-round-Misfits-12-main-event-Leeds.html

Article written by Christopher Stanley 


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