Dario Torromeo
04 May 2024
Aziz Abbes Mouhiidne (in the 92 kg category) dominates Uke Smajli, knocking him out (right to the jaw) just forty-five seconds after the first bell. Then he carries out a session public training.
Faster, more in control of the ring, in short, too good for his rival.
A match without history, this evening in Madrid on the IBA Night of Champions, as could be expected given the difference in values.
Mohuiidine is second in the world in the latest ranking, the Swiss naturalized Kosovar is far behind.
Aziz made the match monotonous, he always took Smajli in advance, hit him several times with precise shots, leaving no room for replies.
If he had been less fluttering, if he hadn’t paid the price to narcissism, if he had thrown more shots with his legs firmly planted on the mat instead of bringing them with both feet three centimeters higher, perhaps the match would have ended sooner.
But they are details. At the moment.
This year there is an Olympics in Paris.
He’s good, he’s strong, he has personality. He can make a big splash.
But at that level there will be little to joke about.
