“Bam” Rodriguez missed the birth of his baby to win another world title.

Jesse" Bam" Rodriguez added yet another king to his collection of world titles with the knockout of the strong Brazilian Fernando" El Puma" Martinez on the repeating headlined by David Benavides in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. In the 10th round," Bam" Rodriguez knocked out the Argentine Martinez with a left to the jaw, taking away his unbeaten record and his World Boxing Association ( WBA ) super flyweight title. " Bam" Rodriguez delivered another masterful boxing lesson. The 25-year-old San Antonio, Texas resident's triumph, however, is perhaps the most amazing because he only just gave birth to his child Milo, who he had missed due to commitments on the other side of the world. Rodriguez, who is aching about missing his companion, said," It was worth it, but it was for it. " for the child's delivery. He'll know when he reaches adulthood. I did it for my sweetheart, for my child, and for him.

Rodriguez ( 23-3-0, 16 KOs ), who was defending his World Boxing Council ( WBC ) and World Boxing Organization ( WBO ) super flyweight titles, could concentrate on his fight knowing Milo and his girlfriend were safe at home after giving birth. And he immediately rang the bell, clearly outperforming the 34-year-old, who had recently been unbeaten.

Rodriguez's better strategy was impedited by" Puma" Martinez.

El Puma" Martinez ( 18-1 ) from Buenos Aires ' La Boca neighborhood landed some powerful blows in the opening round, even causing chants of" Puma, Puma" in the ANB Arena in Riyadh. But" Bam" Rodriguez reacted quickly to the South American's potent blows and imposed his will with his extensive range of blows, medical precision, and superior fighting method. But, Rodriguez made a brief appearance on the cloth in circular 2 when he put a glove on the floor following an apparent simultaneous punch. The referee also stopped the fight, which was a blunder on his part. He ought to have at least made it clear that the slide was unintended.

Moments later, the Brazilian Martinez fell, missing a blow, and losing his balance. No formal knockout occurred sometimes.

" Bam" Rodriguez finished his opponent in the tenth minute after dismantling him.

Rodriguez excelled in every large thanks to his flawless movement, ability to find angles, and ability to distribute his punishment evenly between the head and body. He began to rebuild Martinez from rounded three, complaining a lot about his cracked head.

However," Puma" Martinez fought with pride and remained in the fight with a hero who was in his prime, with incredible calm in the ring in contrast to his violent beating.

In square 10, Rodriguez dodged a right hand from his opponent and used a perfectly placed left to feint him. Right in the middle of the round, the Argentine fell back and was unable to rise up in time for the knockout.

" Bam" Rodriguez confirmed that he is one of the best pound-for-pound fighters in the world. He just needs the IBF tournament to become the undisputed hero, and he is about to make the transition to higher weight classes.