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Home » Joe Cordina v Gabriel Flores Jr: Welshman wins to move closer to two-weight world title dream
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Joe Cordina v Gabriel Flores Jr: Welshman wins to move closer to two-weight world title dream

By britishbulletin.com14 December 20251 Min Read
Joe Cordina v Gabriel Flores Jr: Welshman wins to move closer to two-weight world title dream
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Joe Cordina is in line for a shot at becoming a two-weight world champion after dominating Gabriel Flores Jr in California on the way to a unanimous victory on points.

Wales’ former IBF super-featherweight belt holder Cordina outboxed his American opponent, with judges scoring the contest 117-110 115-112 114-113.

The fight at the Adventist Health Arena in Stockton was billed as a final eliminator for the WBO lightweight world title which was won by Abdullah Mason in an epic encounter with Sam Noakes in November.

Cordina, 34, was docked a point in the sixth round for rabbit punching, but was more in control than the judges’ cards suggested.

“I got the win, but it wasn’t exactly the way I wanted to do it,” said Cordina.

“You can’t come in and nick a fight off me. I kept applying pressure and forced him to the ropes, and he couldn’t keep up with the pace.”

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