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In Saturday's fight, it was Quintana, a former welterweight titlist from Puerto Rico, who moved a step closer to another opportunity. Quintana looked very sharp in a sixth-round knockout of Latimore, 26, who is from St. Louis but lives in Las Vegas. Latimore got the prime spot on the pay-per-view because he is with Mayweather's team, but he was outclassed.
Quintana, 35, had a lot of success with his left hand, moving Latimore back and landing numerous clean shots. Latimore was warned for a low blow in the second round and then suffered a cut over his left eye in the third round. In the fifth round, Quintana trapped Latimore on the ropes and landed several hard blows that had referee Kenny Bayless looking closely at a possible stoppage.
Then Quintana ended matters in the sixth round. He landed a series of flush overhand lefts, the final one dropping Latimore hard on his side in highlight-reel fashion.
Latimore tried to make it to his feet, but Bayless counted him out at 2 minutes, 19 seconds. Latimore's only title opportunity came in , when he lost a split decision to St. Louis rival Cory Spinks.
He won three bouts in a row before running into Quintana, a southpaw who held a welterweight world title for four months in when he upset Paul Williams via unanimous decision.
However, Williams knocked him out in the first round of their rematch. Quintana has been quite inactive since. This was only his fourth fight since Vargas was originally supposed to face two-time world title challenger Alfonso Gomez , 12 KOs , but Gomez was sidelined about 10 days before the fight by a severe case of back spasms. Forbes, 35, of Las Vegas and a former junior lightweight titlist and runner-up on "The Contender" reality series, took the fight on short notice, but he was already in good shape because he had been training for his own fight a couple of weeks ago, which had been called off when his opponent failed a prefight medical exam.
Vargas, 22, of Las Vegas, was much taller and used his longer reach to control Forbes with ease throughout the fight.
While Mosley was competitive for a few rounds, Alvarez soon was in complete control. By the middle sessions, he was battering Mosley. Big body shots were coming in, and flush straight rights became his go-to weapon. Mosley looked gassed, weary and beaten up, as Canelo began to pour it on and look for a stoppage. As mentioned, we gave him the 11th round in the fight.
Ultimately, Canelo did what he had to do, and what he was supposed to do.
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