Víctor Cerrato, caught, was taken to hospital for head injury
Joao D’Alva had a first control that he developed out of the box that prevented him from showing off. He could only give joy to the banderillas, in a close third, but in the task he could not even give muletazo to an oriented animal. He was applauded.
His second got two punches, well, the second in which the picador Helder Pires turned his luck. Joao D’Alva once again shone with the banderillas marking the third pair to the break. The ox seemed to leave a little more, but at the slightest excess of self-confidence, he grabbed the bullfighter forcibly. He was in dead danger this quarter that the Portuguese wanted to go with. Bad with the sword.
Víctor Cerrato was rambunctious with his capote, lively with the banderillas, and he tried in the muleta task with another ox which was not easy at all. He started with the left, where Prieto de la Cal’s fell short, and he was able to run his hand into a few right hands until his opponent oriented that side as well. He killed on the third attempt and received applause.
The fifth grabbed him as he led him to the horse and twirled him around terrifyingly. The bullfighter became ill and went to the infirmary in shock. D’Alves took over the ox and limited himself to killing it.
Miguel Andrade struggled when the handlebars caught him against the boards as he nailed the last few banderillas to the knee bend. It was a miracle that he got out unharmed. On the stool, the ox did not humble itself and eventually went in search of the two pythons. Andrade tried unsuccessfully for the two pythons. He was applauded.
Andrade risked a lot in the third from banderillas to the sixth and was cheered loudly. In the crank, the steering wheel was exactly the same as the previous one, creating a lot of danger. Despite this, Miguel Andrade tried with dedication and had to give up for another impossible control. Ovation.
The bullfighter Marcos Linares replaces Sergio Felipe in the last of the Rice Fair this afternoon, leaving the bullfight with a poster consisting of Jorge Martínez, Víctor Acebo and Marcos Linares, with oxen from Fuente Ymbro.
Source: La Verdad
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