Juan Francisco Estrada and Roman Gonzalez gave sensational performances last Saturday night in Mexico City to set up a rematch between them.

Estrada survived an early knockdown to stop rival Carlos Cuadras in the 11th round and retain his junior bantamweight title. In the fight before that, “Chocolatito,” looking like a vintage version of himself, dominated overmatched Israel Gonzalez to win a unanimous decision in defense of his 115-pound belt.

Who gave a better performance that night?

In this episode of Jabs with Mannix and Mora, courtesy of DAZN, hosts Chris Mannix and Sergio Mora answer that question.

Here’s what they had to say.

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Juan Francisco Estrada and Roman Gonzalez gave sensational performances last Saturday night in Mexico City to set up a rematch between them.

Estrada survived an early knockdown to stop rival Carlos Cuadras in the 11th round and retain his junior bantamweight title. In the fight before that, “Chocolatito,” looking like a vintage version of himself, dominated overmatched Israel Gonzalez to win a unanimous decision in defense of his 115-pound belt.

Who gave a better performance that night?

In this episode of Jabs with Mannix and Mora, courtesy of DAZN, hosts Chris Mannix and Sergio Mora answer that question.

Here’s what they had to say.

[jwplayer gZ4iDYpu]