Mikaela Maier (20-2, 5 KOS) and Sandi Ryan (7-2-1, 3 Kos) are facing each other in Bleauliva theater within Fontainebleau Las Vegas. Their first match was a war for action that was full of action guided by betrayal, hate and world championship.
The betrayal of Kai Korom’s long runs in this Mikael, she worked with Ryan, she did that he knew it was one day to move to Welter weight and eventually champions in that division eventually. Champions to include Ryan. She felt betrayal and let him go. It was hired by the former boxer of Kofi Jantuah and believes it is because of his training, a much better boxer is now.
There was a hate in what Ryan believed that the color attack she suffered in the fight against the night was caused by Mayer team. The guilty is yet to be identified and still an unknown that was right behind the attack. Ryan showed up a bit of phase when the incident happened and fought angrily during early rounds. The match itself was a war for action in which both fighters threw 1,203 strokes in combination. It was a close match, and Mikaela won most of the decision. In the revaneshad, they seem to be placed to pick up where they left off. In yesterday’s weighing, they had a very intense face where no one would give an inch, standing nose for the nose.
Sandy came to the lighter for this match (145.5 lbs) than she did in the first (146.6 lbs), possibly choosing to be more agile and mobile. In the first match, Maier won the wounds of Rande because of his mobility and boxing skills. The lateral movement created some difficulties for Ryan. When the Mayer stayed in his pocket and traded in Ryan, she paid for it. Sandy landed a few heavy left hips. Mikaela stated that she intends to increase his work rate for the rematch. If she gives Ryan more opportunities and doesn’t defend better than she did in the first match, she will be punished. Maier’s output was the highest at 6th round, throwing 77 punches; She also hit the most in that round, with sand landing struggle with high 28 strokes in that circle (COMPUBIK).
Sandy was most effective when Maier stayed in his pocket. It was less effective when Maier was mobile, because she had problems with the cutting ring and land shocks. If the Mailing Strategy is to stay in his pocket and trades Rya, it will fight Sandi’s fight and tactically, it could cost a match. It must use the lateral movement and a box in the middle on the long home and use the keeper better than it did in the first fight. There are still a lot of bad blood between the two, and that should make a great continuation of the action that may be better than the original.
Last Updated 29.03.2025