Pacquiao-Thurman undercard: Filipino bet Jayar Inson suffers TKO loss

Sergey Lipinets, right, lands a punch against Jayar Inson in a welterweight fight Saturday, July 20, 2019, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)

LAS VEGAS—Filipino boxer Jayar Inson was given a golden opportunity to make a name for himself after being tapped as a late replacement against Sergey Lipinets.

Inson, who hails from Davao City, wasn’t ready for the big moment yet as he suffered a quick stoppage loss to Lipinets in the undercard of the Manny Pacquiao-Keith Thurman headliner Saturday at MGM Grand Garden Arena here.

The 28-year-old Inson got caught with a crushing left and went down like a log as Lipinets picked up the second-round TKO.

Sergey 'SAMURAI' Lipinets stopped Inson with a flurry of blows in the second 💪

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“A great fighter executes what you expect him to do and he is a great fighter,” said Joe Goosen, Lipinets’ trainer.

Lipinets, the former IBF light welterweight champion, improved to 16-1, with 12 knockouts.

Inson, who took his third defeat against 18 wins, stepped in as a replacement for John Molina Jr. (30-8, 24 KOs), who pulled out of the fight due to a back injury.