Jarid Anderson (17-1, 15, 15 Cos) survived a late winning to win a unanimous decision of 10 rounds over Marius Colleon (12-4-1, 10 Cos) Friday night in his battle at the Madison Square Garden Theater in New York.

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Anderson, 25, often controls the fighting with his officers and his right hand against Collens. However, in the last seconds of the tenth, Colyas appeared in life, throwing a wave of shots at Anderson’s head that made him seem shaken when the bell looked to end the fighting.

Although Anderson was victorious, this was a loss. He looked tired and out, he seemed to not want to be there tonight. A bad look was hurt by a man who should not be able to do it.

The first rank will have to decide what they want to do with Jared because it does not seem to have improved since his wrapped loss against Martin Bacol last summer. The way Anderson fought tonight, lost to most of the best 15 heavy.

Grades

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99-91
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This was not the type of performance that Anderson needed to show the fans who returned from losing the knockout in the fifth round against Martin Bacol in his previous battle on August 3. Anderson was beaten throughout the battle by Kollias, who put the traps and landed the large punches. His problem was that he was not throwing enough and allowing Anderson to control the tours.

The way Jared Anderson seemed, I don’t think it was almost good to return it to the main Top Rank card in his next battle. The fighting on the initial cards shows what extent Jarid has fallen since he lost the knockout in front of Bacol, and he did not help him tonight. If anything, it put Anderson’s profession on a thin snow with a higher rank.

It is not only this battle as Jarid looked bad. It was a bad performance in many others, and for this reason it was surprising that Torke the Sheikh wanted him on his card on the third of August, fighting Bacol. Was not Anderson battles? It proves that even powerful people can buy in the noise.